AP United States History Tentative Schedule *Subject to Change* August 2018
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1 AP United States History Tentative Schedule *Subject to Change* August st Day of School How to HIPPO Analyzing Sources How to do the SAQs Period 1 Quiz
2 September LABOR DAY (NO SCHOOL) Early English Settlements Comparing the 13 Colonies Analyzing the 13 Colonies Mercantilism (Chapter 3 Packet ) Slavery Period 2 Quiz Annotated Timeline The Great Awakening The Enlightenment Test Periods 1 & How to DBQ (Chapter 4 Packet ) How to DBQ The French & Indian War The Stamp Act Crisis Boston & The Crisis Period 3 Quiz (Chapter 5 Packet ) Declaration of Independence Articles of Confederation Intro to the LEQ ½ Day
3 October The Constitution- Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists Chapter 6 Packet Period 3 Quiz Washington s Presidency Jefferson & Hamilton John Adams Presidency Period 3 DBQ Chapter 7 Packet Period 3 Test PSAT Day (Juniors) The Presidency of Thomas Jefferson War of The Era of Good Feelings Chapter 8 Packet Period 4 Quiz Missouri Compromise Monroe Doctrine Market Revolution Period 4 LEQ Sectionalism Chapter 9 Packet King Cotton & Slavery Period 4 LEQ Chapter 11 Packet Period 4 Quiz 2nd Great Awakening Period 4 DBQ Social Reforms Jacksonian Democracy Chapter 10 Packet Jacksonian Democracy End of Q1
4 November No School No School Social Reforms Period 4 DBQ Period 4 Test Chapter 12 Packet Manifest Destiny Texas Independence Mexican- American War The West & Economics Period 5 Quiz Chapter 13 Packet The Compromise of 1850 Period 5 DBQ Bleeding Kansas Fall Break Fall Break Fall Break Fall Break Fall Break Chapter 14 Packet Dred Scott The Road to Succession ½ Day Period 5 DBQ Period 5 LEQ
5 December Civil War Overview Emancipation Proclamation End of the Civil War Period 5 Quiz Civil War Legislation Chapter 15 Packet Overview of Reconstruction Difficulties of Reconstruction End of Reconstruction Period 5 Quiz #3 Reconstruction Cartoons Period 5 LEQ Chapters Reading Packets Distributed Period 5 Test Midterm MC Exam Midterm SAQs Midterm LEQ Midterm DBQ ½ Day Winter Break Winter Break Winter Break Winter Break Winter Break Winter Break 1
6 January Winter Break Winter Break Winter Break Winter Break Chapters 16, 17, 18, & 19 Packets Industrial Expansion Labor Unions Period 6 DBQ The West & Chinese Exclusion The West & Native Americans The New South Period 6 LEQ Farming & Problems Immigration & Urbanization Period 6 Quiz Societal Reforms No School No School Gilded Age Populism Politics Period 6 DBQ Period 6 Test American Imperialism Chapter 20 Packet Spanish American War Period 6 LEQ
7 February Imperialism Period 7 DBQ The Progressive Presidents Women s Suffrage Movement Intro to Progressivism Chapter 21 Packet Progressive Society Period 7 Quiz Political & Workplace Reform African Americans & Progressive Era Period 7 LEQ Period 7 DBQ The Road to WWI Chapter 22 & 23 Packets No School Domestic Issues Treaty of Versailles Period 7 Test The Roaring 20 s The Jazz Age Post War Turmoil Values In Conflict Chapters 24 & 25 Packets Period 7 LEQ
8 March The Crash The New Deal (Dust Bowl) The New Deal Period 7 LEQ #3 Period 7 DBQ Period 7 Quiz Road to WWII WWII Homefront Period 7 Quiz #3 The End of the War Period 7 DBQ #4 Period 7 DBQ #5 Period 7 Test Post War Prosperity Chapter 26 & 27 Packets The Cold War ( ) The Cold War in Asia The 2 nd Red Scare Period 8 DBQ The Civil Rights Movement The New Frontier Chapter 28 Packet The Great Society Period 8 LEQ 60 s Society No School 1968 Video Assignment
9 April The Vietnam War The Nixon Presidency Chapter 29 Packet Period 8 DBQ Period 8 Quiz The Jimmy Carter Presidency Reagan Domestic Policy Chapter 30 Packet Reagan Foreign Policy Period 9 DBQ The U.S Today Chapter 31 Packet Period 9 LEQ Periods 8 & 9 Test Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break Review Review MICS Final Exam
10 May Review Review Review Review Review Review Review AP Final Exam AP Final Review & Wizard of Oz Wizard of Oz AP English Final Exam (Juniors) Atomic Bomb Prep Video Activtiy Presidential Rankings Summit Memorial Day No School
11 June Last Day of School
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