Sept 7	Orientation Video, "Time of Crisis" Sept 11 Know the function of each of the Cabinet Offices in the executive branch, including the National Security Council Know the names of the officials most involved in 9/11 Click here for internet link to president's cabinet Click here for National Security Council page 5 paragraph essay, in class Quiz to follow
Sept 13	View discuss video, "The Reluctant Revolutionaries" to learn about life and attitudes on the eve of the American Revolution. What were the factors the led to the revolution? Quiz on "Reluctant Revolutionaries." Study Chapter 2 in the text. Quizzes are given without warning so as to avoid cramming before a test. Begin discussion of Declaration of Independence. Students are required to paraphrase text of the Declaration of Independence. Click below to download the assignment in MS Word format. You may enter your answers in the form and save them to disk. Declaration of Independence Form
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Dec 13	World War One Essay Assignment Write a 5 paragraph essay that explains why the United States got involved in World War One, even though President Wilson promised to keep us out of war. Due Mon Dec 2 (You have a grace period till Friday with no lates or make-ups) Essay must be typed and double spaced Must turn in an outline with the essay (outline form) No "cut n paste" Must use your own words Links to World War One web pages Debate World War I Digital History Great War The Heritage of The First World War 1914 - 1918 Historian The Legacy of Woodrow Wilson American War Aims in World War I. - book reviews PBS - American Experience Woodrow Wilson Wilson- A Portrait The United States and World War I by John J. Dwyer The United States Enters World War One 1917 World War I - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia World War I, President Woodrow Wilson's War Message World War I, Wilson on the Sussex Case We will take the following tests on World War One when we return from Christmas vacation. These are the actual tests that we will take so please practice World War One Video Ch11 Quiz Ch11 Vocabulary
Jan 3	Begin study of 1920s (Ch12) 20s and 30s Study Guide (Due Jan. 17th) Use this form to explain each of the concepts listed Word document - use form to type answers Click here for internet resources Ch12 Practice Quiz Ch12 Vocab Practice Quiz
Jan 10	Mon finish video - short quiz Tues Ch12 Quiz and Vocab Quiz (see above) Wed Ch13 Quiz Vocab Quiz Schedule many change as time permits REMEMBER - ONLY 9 DAYS LEFT TO DO MAKE-UPS ONE PER DAY
Jan 17	Final Review Week Final Review Tests will be available in class Class will be open from 5:PM till 9:PM - Tues - Wed - Thurs for review The Great Depression Ch14 and Ch15 Ch14 Practice Quiz Ch14 Vocab Practice Quiz Ch15 Practice Quiz Ch15 Vocab Practice Quiz
	Below you will find the tests that were online before our server crashed. Studying these can help with the final exam Reluctant Revolotionaries Declaration on Independence Constitution Vocabulary Constitution Amendments Government Overview Ch2 Vocabulary Ch6 Ch6 Vocabulary Ch7 Ch7 Vocabulary Ch8 Ch8 Vocabulary Ch9 Ch9 Vocabulary His Ch10 World War One Video Ch11 Quiz Ch11 Vocabulary Ch12 Practice Quiz Ch12 Vocab Practice Quiz Ch13 Quiz Vocab Quiz Ch14 Practice Quiz Ch14 Vocab Practice Quiz Ch15 Practice Quiz Ch15 Vocab Practice Quiz