AP+AMERICAN+HISTORY

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To fully experience this course you MUST: 1. Have an email account (if you do not have a computer and will be relying on library computers please let me know!) 2. Have reliable access to the internet either at or at a library - it is your responsibility to make TIME to access the internet. 3. Create accounts at various websites on the internet - some are REQUIRED, others are helpful. NONE of the required or helpful sites will require credit card information - they are FREE signups.

FOUND IT!! HERE IS THE TEST REVIEW FOR TUESDAYS TEST OVER CHAPTERS 17 & 18. You can also find it in Blackboard under CONTENT



APPARTS - a vehicle to use for your analysis - remember your analysis is only ONE PAGE - don't summarize!!! ANALYZE!!!

BLACKBOARD SIGN IN INFORMATION!

EXAM REVIEW

Chapter 16 THE WEST - CLOSING THE FRONTIER



HERE IS THE TEST REVIEW FOR THURSDAY'S TEST - the test is THURSDAY - if we have a snow day Thursday the test is FRIDAY (a Monday snow day does NOT change the test!)

CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION RESOURCES BELOW

weebly.com wix.com this requires a download webs.com prezi.com

African American Odyssey Industrialism (some women) not primary but gives you some ideas to think about Northern Soldier Account ALL LINCOLN! Harper's Weekly political cartoons Civil War Photos All things Civil War Anti-Slave Literature Civil War Maps Printed Broadsides and Epherma (campaign signs) Music Wahington DC during the Civil War Photographs Lincoln from LOC Papers of Lincoln



Economic Revolution and Sectional Strife

IT's HERE:

ORGANIZING YOUR THOUGHTS ON THE PRESIDENTS The Miller Center also has some great resources!



Madison (or the War of 1812):

REVOLUTION

13 Things You Didn't Know About the Revolution

COLONIAL TIMES

MAP

CHAPTER ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS & CHAPTER DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

Here you will find the terms for Chapters 1 - 13

CLASS DISCUSSION GUIDELINES CLASS DISCUSSION FORM:

SPEECH DOCUMENTS: Please check to see if you are being challenged for your topic!

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RUBRIC AND OUTLINE OF ASSIGNMENT:

MLA FORMATING FOR WORKS CITED
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Consider the OVERVIEW UNIT the multiplication table of AP US HISTORY. Without your knowledge of these tasty bits of information your understanding of other developments in American History will not be as fulfilling. You will be regularly quizzes over this information throughout the year. Consult the calendar for the quizzes I have scheduled, but be prepared for pop quizzes as well. I will teach some study skills in the first few weeks of school to help you manage this information, but much of this information will be left to you to learn. See below for useful tools to help you learn on your own. I promise not to give a pop quiz over a section until I have given a scheduled quiz.



QUIZLET this link will allow you to use and make flashcards for the overview unit

(includes ORDER of the Presidents) (includes ORDER of the Presidents)





SPEECH REENACTMENTS
Wordle!a great way to get the basics - not the solution but a tool to understanding the main idea of the chapter/page

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"The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn." Alvin Toffler

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