Homework #2 - Marking Period 4

Homework #2 - Your homework over the break is the following:

In your text read pages 350 - 365.

On page 354 answer #2 (list your answers - no need to make the web), #3 and #4.

On page 365 answer#1 (scalawag, carpetbagger, sharecropping, tenant farmer) and #2, #3 and #4.

Work is due Monday when we return - for work completed online use the Google Doc attached on the Google Classroom posting of this assignment.

Enjoy the week off!

Classwork - 1/13

Classwork reading for the week of 1/13

Pre-Civil War Compromises Documents

Presentation Reminders

If you did not complete a project draft - you MUST submit one by Thursday - you will not be allowed to present, and your grade will suffer without submission of a prior draft.

Presentations will be conducted as follows on Monday, January 11 and Tuesday January 12.

Monday - 1/11 - Dorothea Dix, Horace Mann, William Lloyd Garrison, Frederick Douglass
Tuesday - 1/12 - Harriet Tubman, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott

Do not be absent. Make up presentations are not permitted.

Homework: Week of January 4

Welcome back and Happy New Year! There are only a few weeks left in the semester so try to end it strong. Remember, your project drafts are due by the end of today.

Homework for the week is to:
Read pages 224 - 228  in your text book and on page 228 answer:
#1: Second Great Awakening, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Transcendentalism ONLY and question #3

Homework: Week of 12/21

Homework for this week will still be accepted up through Friday - however you are strongly encouraged to submit work by Wednesday.

Read pages 198 - 203 and 214 - 219 in your text book and answer the following:
On page 203: #1 (all)
On page 219 #1 (Tariff of Abominations, Whig, Panic of 1837) and #3

Homework #2 Extension (PERIOD 4 ONLY)

The following applies to U.S. History - period 4 only - the writing prompt for the week (#10) is to be submitted by Friday via Google Drive ONLY.

Answer the following question:
How has the Unwritten Constitution influenced American history? Does it make our government more efficient or does it go against the ideas of America's founders?

Classwork for 12/15

In class today you will be reading and summarizing one of the following articles:

Causes of the War of 1812
Effects of the War of 1812
The Era of Good Feelings
The Monroe Doctrine
The American System
Causes of the Industrial Revolution in America