We are studying the Great Depression.
Link to Great Depression Slideshow.
Link to Great Depression Flashcards
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
Monday 10-26-15
Today we will be continuing our viewing of the movie, Cinderella Man.
There will be some questions that you will be assigned after viewing the film.
Link to Movie Questions
There will be some questions that you will be assigned after viewing the film.
Link to Movie Questions
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Monday, October 19, 2015
Monday 10-19-15
Today we will be looking at the effects of the Great Migration on American Culture.
Great Migration:
-Racial Tension: Red Summer of 1919
Harlem - the capital of African American Culture and activism
Harlem Renaissance:
-Common Theme - defiance or resistance of white prejudice
The New Negro:
W.E.B. DuBois - "The Crisis"
Marcus Garvey:
Famous Harlem Renaissance Figures:
Writers:
-Langston Hughes
-The Negro Speaks of Rivers
-"I, Too"
-Zora Neale Hurston
-Claude McKay
Art:
-Jacob Lawrence
Performer:
-Paul Robeson
Musicians:
-Louis Armstrong
-Duke Ellington
-Bessie Smith
Great Migration:
-Racial Tension: Red Summer of 1919
Harlem - the capital of African American Culture and activism
Harlem Renaissance:
-Common Theme - defiance or resistance of white prejudice
The New Negro:
W.E.B. DuBois - "The Crisis"
Marcus Garvey:
Famous Harlem Renaissance Figures:
Writers:
-Langston Hughes
-The Negro Speaks of Rivers
-"I, Too"
-Zora Neale Hurston
-Claude McKay
Art:
-Jacob Lawrence
Performer:
-Paul Robeson
Musicians:
-Louis Armstrong
-Duke Ellington
-Bessie Smith
Friday 10-16-15
We will be continuing our study of the 1920s today.
Key Terms:
New Roles for Women
-Voting
-Working
"Flappers"
Effects of Urbanization
-Clash of Culture/Values
Rise of Fundamentalism
-Billy Sunday
-Scopes Trial
-Evolution vs. Creation
Success of Prohibition?
-Volstead Act
-Bootleggers
-Organized Crime
-Al Capone
-Speakeasies
Key Terms:
New Roles for Women
-Voting
-Working
"Flappers"
Effects of Urbanization
-Clash of Culture/Values
Rise of Fundamentalism
-Billy Sunday
-Scopes Trial
-Evolution vs. Creation
Success of Prohibition?
-Volstead Act
-Bootleggers
-Organized Crime
-Al Capone
-Speakeasies
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Thursday 10-15-15
I will be out of class today. Mrs. Hildebrand will there as my substitute. I trust that you will not give her any trouble.
Assignments for today:
You will be completing your group assignment of creating a 1920s newspaper with certain stories that pertain to chapters 19 and 20. Make sure your finished product meets all expectations which you can find on yesterday's blog post.
If there is time left, you will watch an episode of America: Story of Us.
Assignments for today:
You will be completing your group assignment of creating a 1920s newspaper with certain stories that pertain to chapters 19 and 20. Make sure your finished product meets all expectations which you can find on yesterday's blog post.
If there is time left, you will watch an episode of America: Story of Us.
Wednesday 10-14-15
Today we will be continuing our study of the 1920s.
We will be starting a group project to create a 1920s Newspaper. You will be creating the front page only. The instructions can be found here.
We will be starting a group project to create a 1920s Newspaper. You will be creating the front page only. The instructions can be found here.
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Tuesday 10-13-15
"The Business of the American People is Business.
The man that builds a factory builds a temple.
The man that works there, worships there".
-President Calvin Coolidge
-Henry Ford
-Assembly Line Production
-"Model T"
-$5 a day wage
-Productivity - up 60% in the 1920s
-Welfare Capitalism
-Impact of the Automobile on American Society
-Suburbs
-Installment Plan Buying
-Credit
-Financing
-"Buy now, pay later"
-Advertising
-"Appeals to Needs, Wants, & Fears!"
-Impact of the Radio
-Tariffs - up 60% in the 1920s to protect American businesses
The man that builds a factory builds a temple.
The man that works there, worships there".
-President Calvin Coolidge
-Henry Ford
-Assembly Line Production
-"Model T"
-$5 a day wage
-Productivity - up 60% in the 1920s
-Welfare Capitalism
-Impact of the Automobile on American Society
-Suburbs
-Installment Plan Buying
-Credit
-Financing
-"Buy now, pay later"
-Advertising
-"Appeals to Needs, Wants, & Fears!"
-Impact of the Radio
-Tariffs - up 60% in the 1920s to protect American businesses
Monday 10-12-15
Post WWI and the Roaring 20s
Key Terms:
After the war, a lot of economic and political turmoil
First Red Scare
Communism->Socialism->Bolshevism
"Reds"
Immigrants=Anarchism
A. Mitchell Palmer - "Palmer Raids"
-Deportation of radicals
1919 - "The Year of the Strike"
->over 3000 strikes that year
Limiting Immigration
Emergency Quota Act 1921
National Origins Act 1924
"New" KKK
Sacco & Vanzetti Case
-Anti-immigrant attitudes
Key Terms:
After the war, a lot of economic and political turmoil
First Red Scare
Communism->Socialism->Bolshevism
"Reds"
Immigrants=Anarchism
A. Mitchell Palmer - "Palmer Raids"
-Deportation of radicals
1919 - "The Year of the Strike"
->over 3000 strikes that year
Limiting Immigration
Emergency Quota Act 1921
National Origins Act 1924
"New" KKK
Sacco & Vanzetti Case
-Anti-immigrant attitudes
Saturday, October 10, 2015
Saturday 10-10-15
Next week we will begin studying the Post WWI Era and get into the Roaring 20s. Here is a link to Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series help you get familiar with the Harlem Renaissance that impacted Northern cities as a result of the Great Migration.
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Wednesday 10-7-15
Key Terms in Chapter 18:
-Neutrality
-Isolationism
-Sussex Pledge
-"He Kept Us Out of War"
-"Peace Without Victory"
-Zimmermann Telegram
-Russian Revolution
-"To Make The World Safe For Democracy"
-Selective Service Act
-Segregated Forces
-AEF
-John J. Pershing
-"Doughboys"
-Bolshevik Revolution
-Women's Role in the War
Home Front
-War Revenue Act
-Liberty Bonds
-W.I.B. - War Industries Board
-Food Administration
-Victory Gardens
-"Meatless Mondays & Wheatless Wednesdays"
-18th Amendment
-Volstead Act
-Fuel Administration
-Daylight Savings Time
-National War Labor Board
-Women's Roles
-Influenza Epidemic
-Committee on Public Information
-Propaganda
-"4 Minute Men"
-Espionage & Sedition Acts
-Schenck v. United States
-Neutrality
-Isolationism
-Sussex Pledge
-"He Kept Us Out of War"
-"Peace Without Victory"
-Zimmermann Telegram
-Russian Revolution
-"To Make The World Safe For Democracy"
-Selective Service Act
-Segregated Forces
-AEF
-John J. Pershing
-"Doughboys"
-Bolshevik Revolution
-Women's Role in the War
Home Front
-War Revenue Act
-Liberty Bonds
-W.I.B. - War Industries Board
-Food Administration
-Victory Gardens
-"Meatless Mondays & Wheatless Wednesdays"
-18th Amendment
-Volstead Act
-Fuel Administration
-Daylight Savings Time
-National War Labor Board
-Women's Roles
-Influenza Epidemic
-Committee on Public Information
-Propaganda
-"4 Minute Men"
-Espionage & Sedition Acts
-Schenck v. United States
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Friday, October 2, 2015
Friday 10-2-15
Today we will be working on a small group project that pertains to America's involvement in The Great War.
Here is the link to the Choose Your Own Adventure Activity
This should be done completely using the links included on the assignment page. Make sure you follow the instructions as described.
Here is the link to the Choose Your Own Adventure Activity
This should be done completely using the links included on the assignment page. Make sure you follow the instructions as described.
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Thursday 10-1-15
Today we will wrap up our study of US Imperialism by taking a test. The link to the flash cards for review is on Wednesday's post.
Then we will begin our study of America's involvement in WWI.
Link to WWI Slideshow
Link to Quiz quiz for a review
Then we will begin our study of America's involvement in WWI.
Link to WWI Slideshow
Link to Quiz quiz for a review
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