"There are two types of education. One should teach us how to make a living, and the other how to live..."

--John Adams

Sunday, April 26, 2020

Week 6: April 27-May 1, 2k20

Hey #Davis8!  The Native American Q's are due Monday, April 27 by NOON for a Quiz grade!  12 Font, Times New Roman, Double Spaced, -10 points if not done in this format as stated last week.

Zooooooom Links for this week:
Tuesday, 4/28 - 10:40-11:10  -- Click to Watch the Zooooooom Lesson From Today! It was fun :)
Thursday, 4/30 - 11:10-11:40 -- Click to Watch the Zooooooom Lesson From Today! It was fun :)

We'll be going over the Native American Q's on Tuesday... Don't forget you have a 20th Century Presidential Project due May 6: Wilson, FDR, Truman, JFK, LBJ, Nixon, Carter, or Reagan!

Instead of taking a test on the Progressive Era and the Native American West, let's finish the year on a high note: World War I!  Since it was 100 years ago, I think this is more fitting...

Film brings World War I to life in full color

Watch This Short Flick Before Beginning the World War Won Doc:


Q's Due Friday by 4 PM -- Quiz Grade
  1. What is imperialism and provide three examples of how the United States was imperialistic in the late 1800s-early 1900s?
  2. After what war did the United States acquire Puerto Rico, Guam, and Guantanamo Bay?
  3. What two major events led to the United States involvement in World War Won?
  4. Who was president during World War Won?
  5. What was the president’s message to the nation for getting involved in World War Won? 
  6. Does the United States still live by this message today when entering war? Should the United States continue follow this method? (opinionated)
  7. What were some challenges for the United States entering the war?
  8. What were new technologies in the war and how do you think they changed warfare?
  9. What did the US do at home to promote the war?
  10. Why did the US pass the Espionage and Sedition Acts?
  11. How did the US treat German-Americans during the war?
  12. Were African-Americans treated equal to whites during the War?
  13. How did the United States mobilize for the war?
  14. What was the purpose of Wilson’s Fourteen Points and how do you think we abide by these principles today?