Monday, November 29, 2021

Mexican American War

 Mexican American War

Mexican-American War: Causes and Definition | HISTORY.com - HISTORYEverything You Need To Know About Manifest Destiny To Succeed In APUSH. -  ppt download

APUSH Review: Mexican-American War - YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOCr_4N0RM0


Why did we go to war with Mexico?  What were the long-term impacts?  Were we justified in our efforts?  What was the importance of Manifest Destiny and how did it play out through American Society?  Work and finish the DBQ on this topic.


To Go to War with Mexico? - Bill of Rights Institute



61. The Mexican War of 1846 was fought primarily to (A) avenge the slaughter of 186 Texans at the Alamo by Santa Anna’s Mexican force (B) drive the Spanish from Mexico and establish Mexican freedom once and for all (C) stop raids by Mexican “bandits” into U.S. territory in Texas and Arkansas (D) acquire California, New Mexico and disputed territory along Texas’ southern and western borders from Mexico (E) depose the Mexican dictator Santa Anna, and replace his regime with a democratically elected government friendly to the United States.


Thursday, November 18, 2021

6 Word Summary of Period 4

 Six Words Gets to The Point – Six-Word MemoirsSix-Word Memoir: What It Means and Best Examples | Reader's Digest


How succinctly can you summarize the economic changes in Period 4?  Think, pair, share.


Standard DBQs - Step 1: Understand the Question - YouTube

Let's examine the Rubric and understand how we analyze documents.  Where does 
PERSIA, SOAPstone, Hippo, etc, fit in.


Tuesday, November 9, 2021

Jefferson and Jackson Contrasts and Similarities

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What you should have done (definition, significance- historical and conceptual), by now:

  • Mercantilism
  • Colonialism
  • Ethnocentrism
  • American Exceptionalism
  • Nativism
  • Rebellion
  • Racism
  • Sectionalism
  • Sovereignty
  • Republicanism
  • Democracy
  • Fundamentalism
  • Compromise
  • Equality
  • Federalism
  • Immigration 
  • Laissez Faire
  • Protestantism
If you have not defined all then do that.  You should be adding examples to your categories with each reaching (i.e. Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions under Sectionalism, Nat Turner's Rebellion under Rebellion or Racism, etc)

CT NAACP: Replace Jefferson & Jackson with Obama & Clinton – Dennis HouseEQ: How were President Jackson's democratic policies different from  Jefferson's?


How were these two similar?  How were they different?  What did they mean for American Democracy and Society?