Unit Essential Questions SE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Unit 4-- Emergence as a World Power, 1898-1920 How did the economic growth of the U.S. contribute to its emergence as a world power? How was World War I different from other wars? 2B-R, 2C-S, 2D-S, 4A-R, 4B-S, 4C-R, 4D-R, 4E-S, 4F-R, 4G-S, 12A-R, 12B-S, 15C-S, 15D-R, 19B- R, 19E-S, 26F-S, 27B-S Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Oct. 23 Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Half Day Oct. 26 Oct. 27 Unit 5- Boom Time- 1920 s America 1920-1929 Why did the U.S. not join the League of Nations? How did this contribute to World War I being unfinished? How were the 1920s a reflection of America as a world power? What were the key social issues of the 1920s? 2B-R, 2C- S, 2D-S, 6A- R, 6B-S, 9A- R, 13A- R, 15C- S, 16A- S, 19C- S, 23B- S, 25A- S, 25B- R, 25C- S, 26B- S, 26C- R, 27C- R, 28A- R, 29B-P Oct. 30 Oct. 31 Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 3 End of 3 Weeks MP2-3WK Nov. 6 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 9 Nov. 10 NO SCHOOL Nov. 13 Nov. 14 Nov. 15 Nov. 16 Nov. 17 Unit 6: Great Depression Why did the stock market crash of 1929 occur? 2.D (S), 16.B (R), 16.C (R), 12.A (R), 13.A (R), 16.D (S), 16.E (S), 19.A (R), 19.B (R), 20.B (R), 25.A (S) Nov. 27 Nov. 28 Nov. 29 Nov. 30 Dec. 1 End of 6 Weeks MP2-6WK What were the greatest issues & concerns of the Great Depression? Dec. 4 Dec. 5 Dec. 6 Dec. 7 Dec. 8 1
What were some of the positive outcomes of the Great Depression? Dec. 11 Dec. 12 Dec. 13 Dec. 14 Dec. 15 Early Release End of 1 st 9 Weeks MP 1-9WK Fall Unit 4--Emergence as a World Power, 1898-1920 2B-R-Characteristics 2C-S-Chronology 2D-S-Dates o 1898: Spanish-American War o 1914-1918: WW I 4A-R-Spanish-American War o Expansionism o Henry Cabot Lodge o Manan o Teddy Roosevelt o Sanford Dole 4B-S-American Expansionism & o Philippines o Puerto Rico o Hawaii o Guam 4C-R-Cuases of WW I o Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism (MAIN) OR o Reasons for US Entry: German Proclamation of 1915, Sussex Pledge, sinking of Lusitania, unrestricted submarine warfare, Zimmerman Telegraph [SLUTZ (Sussex Pledge, Lusitania, Unrestricted sub, Trench warfare, Zimmerman)] 4D-R-General Pershing o American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) 4E-S-Technology o Machine guns o Airplanes o Tanks o Poisoned gas o Trench warfare 4F-R-Espionage Act, Selective Service Act (1917), War Trade Board, Treaty of Versailles, Isolationism, 14 Points/League of Nations 4G-S-Events of WW I o Battle of Argonne Forest 12A-R-Human & geographic factors: Construction of Panama Canal 12B-S-Changes in political boundaries o Philippines, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Guam 15C-S-Foreign Policy o Chinese Exclusion Act - 1882 o Open Door Policy o Dollar Diplomacy o Immigration Quotas 15D-R-Economic Effects 2
o Of Spanish-American War o Of WW I o War Revenue Act 1917 19B-R-Constitutional Issues o Espionage Act 19E-S-Pros & cons of treaties o Treaty of Versasilles/League of nations 26F-S-Alvin York (Congressional Medal of Honor) 27B-S-Science & technology o Polio vaccine o Jonas Salk Unit 5- Boom Time- 1920 s America 1920-1929 2B-R- 1920 s o Isolationism o Red Scare o Nativism o KKK o Mass production/ consumerism o Economic boom o Crash of the Stock Market o Social Changes o Women s rights o Jazz Age o Prohibition Increase in crime 2C- S- Chronology o Events o Individuals o Periods 2D-S- 1929- Stock Market crash o Great depression begins 6A- R- Social Issues o Immigration o Social Darwinism o Eugenics o Race relations o Nativism o Red Scare o Prohibition o Women role 6B-S Significant Individuals o Clarence Darrow o William Jennings Bryan o Henry Ford o Glenn Curtis o Marcus Garvey o Charles Lindberg o Warren G Harding 9A- R- Civil Rights Movement o Civil Rights o 13th Amendment o 14th Amendment o 15th Amendment o NAACP o 19th Amendment 13A- R Changing demographics o Great Migration- Causes/ effects 15C- S- Economic Issues 3
o Immigration o Unemployment o Recession o Emergency Quota Act of 1921 o National Origins Act of 1924 16A- S- Economic growth and prosperity o Stock market investment o Buying on margin o Return to normalcy o Reduced taxes o Increased production efficiencies o Consumer goods o Installment plans/ credit 19C- S- Political Scandals o Teapot Dome Scandal 23B- S- Political Rights o Assembly o 19th Amendment o American Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 25A- S- Culture o Jazz o F Scott Fitzgerald o Great Gatsby o Langston Hughes o Art Deco o Flappers 1920s, (1960 counterculture, 1980s preppy as comparisons) 25B- R- Cultural Movement o Tin Pan Alley o Jazz Age 25C- S- Impact of American Culture around the World 26B- S- Americanization movement o Assimilation of Native Americans and Immigrants by schools 26C- R- American Culture o Cultural mosaic o cultural diffusion O 18th Amendment o Great Migration o Gospel Music 27C- R- Technology o Longer work days o Higher levels of production o Assembly line o Light bulb o Patents 28A- R- Innovations o Railroads o Electricity o Automobiles o Air travel o Telegraph o Telephone o Radio o Television o Computer 29B- Analyzing information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4
Unit 6: Great Depression 2.D (S) 1929 Stock Market Crash 16.B (R) Causes of Great Depression (tariffs, world trade, stock market speculation, bank failures, monetary policy of the federal reserve) 16.C (R) Effects of Great Depression (unemployment, deportation and repatriation, government intervention such as TVA/CCC/CWA/PWA/WPA) 12.A (R) Dust Bowl (human and physical factors) 13.A (R) Change in Demographic Patterns (migration due to Dust Bowl) 16.D (S) Opponents of New Deal Policy: Huey Long, Francis Townsend, Hoover s reconstruction finance corporation 16.E (S) New Deal Programs (FDIC, SEC, Social Security, AAA, TVA, FHA) 19.A (R) Impact of the New Deal (state and federal government) 19.B (R) Constitutional Issues Related to Great Depression court packing/supreme Court overruling of some New Deal programs 20.B (R) Relationship between branches of government (FDR attempts to increase Supreme Court justices) 25.A (S) Dorothea Lang, John Steinbeck (arts and culture) 5