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13 Colonies / 3 Regions
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Stamp Act
Sugar Act
Townshend Acts
Intolerable Acts
The Boston Massacre
Political Cartoons
PIE WRITING
Declaration of Independence
The Continental Army
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Branches of Government
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How Does a Bill Become a Law?
1st Quarter DBQ
Quarter 2
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Q2 Essential Questions
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Prior to the Civil War
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Manifest Destiny
The People of Westward Expansion
The Northern States
The Southern States
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Slavery
DBQs
The Road to War
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Opposing Slavery: Abolitionism
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The Underground Railroad
Sectionalism
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Fugitive Slave Act
"Bleeding Kansas"
America's First Terrorist?
The Dred Scot Case
Lincoln's Election and Secession
The Civil War
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North vs. South: Strengths and Weaknesses
First Battle of Bull Run
Battle of Antietam & The Emancipation Proclamation
The Battle of Gettysburg
New Technology / Medical Care
Women and the Civil War
Lives of Soldiers and Role of African-Americans
Sherman's March and Lee's Surrender
Reconstruction
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The Investigation Begins...
Quarter 3
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Q3 Essential Questions
Q3 GMOs
Industrialization
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Industrialization
Inventions
Labor Unions and Strikes
Big Business
Immigration
The Progressive Era
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Economic Reform
Political Reform
Social Reform
Quarter 4
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Q4 Essential Questions
Q4 GMOs
Imperialism
Spanish-American War
World War 1
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M.A.I.N. Causes
American Involvement
Modern Connection: Syria
The War at Home
Technology and Casualties
The End of WWI
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Home
Social Studies
Procedures and Expectations
Review Links
Quarter 1
>
Essential Questions
GMO Terms
Primary / Secondary Sources
13 Colonies / 3 Regions
Causes of the American Revolutionary War
>
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
Townshend Acts
Intolerable Acts
The Boston Massacre
Political Cartoons
PIE WRITING
Declaration of Independence
The Continental Army
Government
>
Branches of Government
Bill of Rights
How Does a Bill Become a Law?
1st Quarter DBQ
Quarter 2
>
Q2 Essential Questions
Q2 GMO Terms
Prior to the Civil War
>
Manifest Destiny
The People of Westward Expansion
The Northern States
The Southern States
>
Slavery
DBQs
The Road to War
>
Opposing Slavery: Abolitionism
>
The Underground Railroad
Sectionalism
>
Fugitive Slave Act
"Bleeding Kansas"
America's First Terrorist?
The Dred Scot Case
Lincoln's Election and Secession
The Civil War
>
North vs. South: Strengths and Weaknesses
First Battle of Bull Run
Battle of Antietam & The Emancipation Proclamation
The Battle of Gettysburg
New Technology / Medical Care
Women and the Civil War
Lives of Soldiers and Role of African-Americans
Sherman's March and Lee's Surrender
Reconstruction
>
The Investigation Begins...
Quarter 3
>
Q3 Essential Questions
Q3 GMOs
Industrialization
>
Industrialization
Inventions
Labor Unions and Strikes
Big Business
Immigration
The Progressive Era
>
Economic Reform
Political Reform
Social Reform
Quarter 4
>
Q4 Essential Questions
Q4 GMOs
Imperialism
Spanish-American War
World War 1
>
M.A.I.N. Causes
American Involvement
Modern Connection: Syria
The War at Home
Technology and Casualties
The End of WWI
Yearbook
Fellow Educators
Useful Documents
Contact
About
