Transcript Slide 1
Monday January 4
th
, 2010
1. (p. 282) According to Hamilton, what question has arisen about the payment of public debts to U.S. citizens?
a. What currency should be used to pay off the debt?
b. Where should the monies originate to pay bondholders?
c.
Should foreign bondholders be paid first or last?
d. Should payment be made to the original bondholders or to the speculators who purchased bonds at reduced value?
2. P Western U.S. Map a. label and color 3. P HW: Content Vocabulary pgs 278, 285 & 291
4. P BRING WORKBOOK TOMORROW
Tuesday January 5
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, 2010
1. ( p. 282) To build a strong national economy, secretary of the treasury Alexander Hamilton
a. opposed paying off the debts owed to foreign nations.
b. opposed the creation of a national bank.
c. called for the creation of a national bank.
d. opposed paying off the debts owed to individual 2. Use Content Vocabulary on wkbk pages 3. P Workbook pages 77-81 a. Finish for HW if needed.
Wednesday January 6
th
, 2010
1. ( p286) Shays' Rebellion and the Whiskey Rebellion both arose as a result of
a. anti-British feelings.
b. Federalist protests.
c. Native American attacks.
d. new taxes.
2. Turn in Wkbk pages & Vocab 3. P Washington’s Presidency Wkst a. 1 st side due tomorrow 4. P Final Draft of Letter Due Friday
Thursday January 7
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, 2010
1. (p. 183) Which state was part of the Northwest Territory?
a. Pennsylvania b. Iowa c. Kentucky d. Ohio 2. Native American Campaigns a. In text Overhead & Wkst 3. P Washington’s Presidency Wkst a. 2 nd side due tomorrow
Friday January 8
th
, 2010
1. Why did President Washington send troops to the Northwest Territory in 1791?
a. to put down the Whiskey Rebellion b. to defend white settlers from Native American attacks c. to make British troops leave the forts 2.
d. to end Shays' Rebellion Review & Turn in Washington’s Presidency Wkst 3. Forts and Tariffs wkst a. Read & Finish in class together
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Monday January 11, 2010
a.
b.
( pg 288) Why did President Washington issue the Proclamation of Neutrality in 1793?
to discourage American involvement in the war between Britain and France to prevent the United States from ever engaging in war c.
d.
to encourage American involvement in the war between Britain and France to stop the movement of settlers onto Native American lands
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Cause & Effect Transparency 5
a. Pick a side and 4 things you agree with him on b. Explain why you agree with him on each point c.
P Hamilton vs. Jefferson Essay
6-8 sentences 4. P Bring Workbook tomorrow
Jefferson vs. Hamilton
I support Jefferson more. He favors a strict interpretation of the Constitution. I believe that a loose interpretation of the Constitution would give the federal government too much power over the people. Etc.
Tuesday January 12, 2010
1. (p 287)Which treaty gave Native American land to the United States in 1795?
a. the Treaty of Greenville b. the Rush-Bagot Treaty c.
Pinckney’s Treaty d. the Treaty of Ghent 2. Turn in Jefferson/Hamilton Essay 3. P Workbook pages 89-92 A. Start in class and finish for HW
Wednesday January 13, 2010
1. ( p. 292) Who was the founder of the Federalist Party?
a. George Washington b. Alexander Hamilton c. John Adams d. Thomas Jefferson 2. P Friday: Revised Final Drafts & Quiz 3. Turn in Workbook pages 89-92 4. Treaties & Forts Wksts 5. P The Federalist Era (RB: p.49-50)
Thursday January 14, 2010
1. ( p. 340) Why did the Republican Congress pass the Embargo Act in 1807?
a. to weaken the Barbary pirates by keeping American merchant ships from sailing the seas b. to strengthen the U.S. economy by discouraging imports and encouraging exports c. to hurt Britain by not allowing trade with the nation d. to frustrate the Federalists in Congress who opposed the Embargo 2. P Adam’s Presidency wkst a. Start in class & Finish for HW 3. P Warm Up Quiz tomorrow 4. P Revised Final Drafts due tomorrow
Friday January 15, 2010
• • • • • Turn in Warm Ups Warm Up Quiz Turn in Revised Final Drafts Review & Turn in Adam’s Presidency Wkst Extra Credit: Martin Luther King Jr.
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Tuesday January 19, 2010
(p. 307) Who said in his inaugural address, “We are all Republicans, we are all Federalists”?
a. George Washington b. Thomas Jefferson c.
James Madison d. Alexander Hamilton 2. Martin Luther King Jr. Extra Credit Due tomorrow 3. Turn in HW 4. Primary Source Reading (RB pg 49-50) a. Work on in class together 5. TUTORIAL TODAY, NOT THURSDAY!
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Wednesday January 20, 2010
(p. 307) In his inaugural address, President Jefferson called for
a. the return of a monarchy in the United States.
b. an end to the Federalist Party.
c. increasing the power of the federal government.
d. reducing the power of the federal government 2. P Map Test Friday Final Drafts Due Tomorrow 3. P Bring Workbook Tomorrow 4. P John Marshall Worksheet (Decisions) 5. P Guided Reading 6-1 a. Start in class & Finish for HW
Thursday January 21, 2010
1. (p. 340) What was the result of the Embargo Act, as shown in the graph?
a. The United States entered an economic depression.
b. The value of American trade dropped sharply.
c. Exports grew while imports declined.
d. There was a large gap between the U.S. balance of trade. 2. Turn in HW 3. P Map Test Friday & Final Drafts Due 4. P Workbook pages 93-97 a. Finish for HW
Friday January 22, 2010
1. (p. 311) Which Supreme Court ruling upheld the sanctity of contracts?
a. Marbury
v.
Madison b. Fletcher
v.
Peck c. Gibbons
v.
Ogden d. McCulloch
v.
Maryland
2. Map Test 3. Turn in Final Drafts & Workbook pages 93-97 4. P Read Pages 310-311 a. Answer questions 1-4, restating question in answer
Monday January 25, 2010
1. (p. 315) What happened as a result of the Louisiana Purchase?
a. Fearing the United States would want its land holdings in North America, the Spanish declared war.
b. Jefferson sent out the Lewis and Clark expedition to explore the land.
c.
Great Britain and the United States signed a treaty settling the territory’s northern border.
d. Because they opposed the purchase, the Federalists seceded from the Union.
2. Territorial Expansion of America under Jefferson a. Slide, Map and wkst questions 3. P Louisiana Purchase Wkst a. Start in class & finish for HW
Tuesday January 26, 2010
1. (P. 316) With the acquisition of the _____ in 1803, the United States doubled its size.
a. Oregon country b. Spanish Territory c. Indiana Territory d. Louisiana Territory 2. P Jefferson’s Presidency Side 1 1. a. Start in class & Finish for HW
Wednesday January 27, 2010
1. ( p. 340) What effect did the Embargo Act of 1807 have against the British?
a. It destroyed the British economy.
b. It proved ineffective against the British.
c. It increased British trade with the United States.
d. It increased American trade with other nations.
2. P Barbary Coast Pirates Activity 3. P HW: Embargo Act of 1807 (RB p. 53-54)
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Thursday January 28, 2010
1. (p. 340) Why did the Republican Congress pass the Embargo Act in 1807?
a. to weaken the Barbary pirates by keeping American merchant ships from sailing the seas b. to strengthen the U.S. economy by discouraging imports and encouraging exports c. to hurt Britain by not allowing trade with the nation d. to frustrate the Federalists in Congress who opposed the Embargo P Jefferson’s Presidency Side 2 a. Start in class & Finish for HW 1. P Warm Up Quiz and Map Make Up Test Tomorrow
Friday January 29, 2010
1. Warm Up Quiz and Map Make Up Test 2. Turn in Warm Ups and Jefferson wkst 3. P Guided Reading 7-1
Tuesday February 2, 2010
1. (p. 340) The attack by the British on the Chesapeake in 1807 led to the passage of the
a. Judiciary Act.
b. Treaty of Greenville.
c. Monroe Doctrine.
d. Embargo Act of 1807 2. Turn in HW 3. Slide notes on War of 1812 4. P Bring Workbook tomorrow
Wednesday February 3, 2010
1. Which of the following describes the U.S. army at the start of the War of 1812?
a. Prepared b. Unprepared c. well-trained d. Large 2. P Workbook pages 114-118
Thursday February 4, 2010
1. (p. 358) Which of the following was a result of the Battle of Lake Champlain in 1814?
a. The British navy was victorious.
b. The Americans suffered a great naval loss.
c. The British realized the War of 1812 was not worth fighting.
d. The Americans invaded Canada.
2. Turn in HW 3. P Madison Wkst
Friday February 5, 2010
1. (p. 359)The Battle of New Orleans resulted in
a. the end of the War of 1812.
b. a decisive victory for the British.
c. a major loss for the Americans.
d. making Andrew Jackson a hero.
2. P First Four President’s Timeline Project
Tuesday February 16, 2010
1. (p. 358)What patriotic song was written to honor an American victory in the War of 1812?
a.
“America the Beautiful”
b.
c.
d.
“Swanee River” “My Old Kentucky Home” “The Star-Spangled Banner” 2. P First Four President’s Timeline Project a. Turn in page 4 (Jefferson) b. Start page 5 (Jefferson)
Wednesday February 17, 2010
1. Which American commander in the War of 1812 led naval forces around the Great Lakes?
a. Andrew Jackson b. George Prevost c. Anthony Wayne d. Oliver Hazard Perry 2. P First Four President’s Timeline Project a. Turn in page 5 (Jefferson) b. Start page 6 (Madison)
Thursday February 18, 2010
1. (p. 359)What was one consequence of the War of 1812?
a. a change in the U.S.-Canadian border b. the retreat of Britain from Canada c. increased trade between the United States and Spain d. increased American nationalism 2. P First Four President’s Timeline Project a. Turn in page 6 (Madison) b. Start page 7 (extra credit or for partners) 3. P Study for warm up quiz & get planner signed
Friday February 19, 2010
1. Turn in Warm Ups & Planner check 2. Warm Up quiz 3. P Monroe Biography wkst (RB p. 45) 4. BRING WORKBOOK MONDAY!! Pgs 119-124
Monday February 22, 2010
1. (p. 363)What was settled by the Convention of 1818?
a. the U.S.-Canadian boundary of the Louisiana Territory 1. the terms of the treaty that ended the war with Mexico 2. limits on the number of American and British naval vessels on the Great Lakes 3. full possession of Oregon by the United States 2. Turn in Monroe Biography wkst (RB p. 45) 3. P Workbook pages 119-124 4. Timeline due tomorrow
Tuesday February 23, 2010
1. (p. 365)What did the Adams Onís Treaty, signed in 1819, do?
a. It ended the War of 1812.
b. It gave western lands in British Canada to the United States.
c. It allowed the United States to send its army into Latin America.
d. It made the United States a transcontinental power.
2. Workbook pages 119-124 Due 3. P Timeline due today 4. P HW Reading notes 13.3