2. Purpose of our Review  It shows us what we have learned  May point out things that we missed the first time  Will assist us in our Jeopardy review game

3. 1 st Week- Slavery and Civil War  1861-1865 (time of the Civil War)  Was fought between the North and the South  The North was known as the Union  The South was known as the Confederates  There were boarder states in between (review which states belonged where)

5. 1 st Week Continued  Indentured Servants- worked off their debt for a period of time; debt came from their “boss” paying for their transportation to the United States.  Who were indentured servants?  What role did Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis play?

6. 2 nd Week- Famous People  Robert E. Lee  Harriet Tubman  Harriet Beecher Stowe  Abraham Lincoln  Jefferson Davis  Ulysses S. Grant  Commander of Confederate Army  Led slaves to freedom-U.R.R  Wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin  President of Union- Emancipation Proclamation  Leader of Confederacy  Commander of Union Army

7. 2 nd Week- Star Unit  Constellations- internationally known group of stars that have been named, made up of asterisms.  Asterisms- grouping of stars that are recognized in the sky.  What do different color stars tell us?  Follow the Drinking Gourd  Name some constellations

8. 3 rd Week- Poetry  What is poetry?  What do we know about poetry?  Examples of poetry  Does it always rhyme?  How long are poems?  Can songs be poems?  Nonsense words, context clues, & stanzas.

9. 3 rd Week- Jabberwocky  What does dissecting a poem mean?  What did we do to the poem to help us better understand it?  How should you read a poem?  Do poems have to make sense?  Central theme, characters, and grammar.

10. 4 th Week- Acting out Poems  What three things did we keep in mind, or assign as tasks, for the poem presentation.  Name things that worked well and did not work well with our presentations.  Name types of costumes that you created.

11. 4 th Week Physical Maps  Parts of a map: Compass rose Scale Title Key  How to represent: Elevation Major cities Rivers Mountains  What did we make our physical maps out of?  Ratio-2-2-1

12. Jeopardy Rules:  5 teams  Each team will answer every question  After a question is asked, your team has 30-60 seconds (depending on length of answer) to write down your response.  Each team will get turns to choose the categories.  Class celebration at the end!