Q/A Outline #7 -- Ch. 25 & 26 due

 

Q/A Outline #8 -- Ch. 27 & 28 due

 

 

History Terms assignment due March 21st  -- counts for Unit VII Essay Exam

Final Draft of Origins of American Imperialism is due

Q/A Outline #12 is due

Ch. 19d - 19e, Ch. 20a - 20e

Q/A Outline #11 is due --- Ch. 18 a - 18 d, Ch. 19 a - 19 c

Outline of Origins of American Imperialism essay is due Monday. The outline should be a rough draft of your essay in outline form. A reminder, your essay is your interpretation of the forces and factors that led to American Imperialism in the late 19th century / early 20th century. As such, you should focus on the long term causes as well as the immediate cultural, economic, and political factors that propelled America down the imperial path. You should draw on evidence found in the two secondary articles (LaFeber & Linderman) as well as the primary source evidence found in the 1994 DBQ packet that was distributed yesterday, January 28th. You may also use Ch. 17, Section 4 ("Becoming a World Power" -- pp. 529 - 541) in Give Me Liberty!. The final draft will be due in February 16th!!!

Precis Outline on "The Triumph of Capitalism: Efficiency or Class War?"

Compare and Contrast essay of the Nevins and Freeling interpretations on the origins of the Civil War due  - maybe turned in anytime between the 16th and the 20th  or on the Monday when we return from Thanksgiving break. Your paper will not be considered late as long as it is turned it by the Monday after Thanksgiving.

Unit III Essay Exam on Thursday (11/12)

Unit III M/C Exam on Friday (11/13)

Precis Outline for each Origins of Civil War essay -- max of 1 page per article -- 9, 10, or 11 point, Times New Roman, 1, 1.15, or 1.5 spacing --- Grade will be 80, 60, 40, or 0.

The Unit II exam scheduled for this Thursday (10/8) has been moved to next Friday (10/16). I will distribute a new assignment schedule next week.

Q & Answer Outline #4 is due this Friday, 10/9.

Final Draft of Origins of American Revolution due

Rough Draft of Origins of American Revolution due 

 

Prompt: Compare and contrast Breen and Nash's arguments regarding the origins of the American Revolution. Your conclusion should focus on where Breen and Nash's interpretations stand with  the larger historical debate (Document A).

 

 

Outline of the "Origins of Slavery" packet (all three articles) --- one sentence or significant sentence fragment  for each body paragraph. The sentence / fragment should address the subject / topic of the paragraph and the author's key point about the subject / topic.