1. Monday, November 8th
Open to Assignment #2 in your Interactive Notebook. Title the LEFT side: Preview
Title the RIGHT side: Realism vs. Idealism
On the left side, draw the following:
Realism
Guided by reason & rationality
Motivated by self-interest
Protecting your own needs & security
Idealism
Guided by morals & ethics
Motivated by the desire to help others
Acting in the best interest of your family & community
Entirely Idealism
Entirely Realism
Mostly Idealism
Mostly Realism

2. P. 2 RIGHT side: Realism vs. Idealism
Foreign Policy
Description
Event
Motivation
Realism or Idealism?
Neutrality & Unilateralism (19.2)
War of 1812
Monroe Doctrine (19.2)
Venezuela Border Dispute
Territorial Expansion (19.3)
Mexican War
Imperialism (19.3)
Acquisition of Samoa

3. P. 2 RIGHT side: Realism vs. Idealism
Foreign Policy
Description
Event
Motivation
Realism or Idealism?
Neutrality & Unilateralism (19.2)
Neutralism is what the US tried to keep when France & Britain went to war.
Unilateralism is when the US “went it alone” with no alliances
War of 1812
The US claimed its right for citizens to live in peace & its right to trade freely
R=trade
I=Liberty & Rights
Monroe Doctrine (19.2)
Venezuela Border Dispute
Territorial Expansion (19.3)
Mexican War
Imperialism (19.3)
Acquisition of Samoa

4. Tuesday, November 9th
Chapter 10, section 1 Magnet Summaries with substitute
Page/assignment 3 in your notebook
Left side
Vocabulary from Chp. 10, section 1 (6)
Include word, sentence, and picture
Right side
Imperialism; magnet summary with 6 sections with read headings
2-5 words per section
1 summary per section using the words

5. Wednesday
Early Release—No class

6. Thursday, November 11th
Computer Lab for Semester Project

7. Friday, November 12th Assembly Line activity
(To replace the weekly quiz for a project grade)