Welcome to Ms. Schaller’s Advanced U.S. History class.
Throughout the year, students will be challenged to think deeply about various content as they develop the academic skills outlined by the Common Core Standards. Students assessments and projects will be adjusted to reflect the critical thinking, depth of knowledge, and writing ability expected from advanced students. Advanced learning requires the development of both verbal and written skills and students will be asked to collaborate and present their knowledge frequently. Students will be expected to abide by the South Pointe Honors Compact by maintaining excellent academics and citizenship throughout the year. The year will culminate with the creation of a National History Day Project.
No upcoming assignments.
Chapter 16.1 Assessment #1a, 1b, 2a, 3b, & 4
uHomework:
uFinish Guided questions and T-Chart worksheet
u15.4 Assessment #1b, 1c, 2a, 2b, 4a, and 5.
Louisiana Purchase Debrief Questions
1) What is a political party?
2) According to the survey, what was your political ideology (conservative, moderate, or liberal)? Which political party best represented your party preference? Do you agree with the survey results? Explain.
3) Are political parties good or bad for the nation? Explain.
4) How did political parties start in the United States?
New England Colonies: Red book 53, 42-47
Middle Colonies: Red book 53, 49-51
Southern Colonies Red book 53, 36-41
Personal History Letter - answer the questions in letter format using blue or black ink. Typing is also acceptable.
What is your name? Do you have a nickname you prefer?
Where were you born?
When is your birthday?
What are your passions in life?
What is one unique thing about you?
What is unique about your family or traditions?
What do you want to do when you grow up?
How do you study/learn best?
What expectations do you have of Ms. Schaller and this class?
What can Ms. Schaller expect of you as a student?