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Continuity/Change over Time, 1844-1877 Unit 4, Period 5 From the 2015 Revised Framework: Patterns of Continuity and Change over Time Historical thinking involves the ability to recognize, analyze, and evaluate the dynamics of historical continuity and change over periods of time of varying length, as well as the ability to relate these patterns to larger historical processes or themes. Students will -Identify patterns of continuity and change over time and explain the significance of such patterns. -Explain how patterns of continuity and change over time relate to larger historical processes or themes. From the Revised Long Essay Rubric (2 of 6 points) 1 Point - Describes historical continuity AND change over time. 1 Point - Explains the reasons for historical continuity AND change over time. Thesis Formulas kickin it up a notch (thesis formula adapted from John P. Irish s formula, Carroll High School) LC. Although X, Y because ABC Continuity and Change over Time: What are the major patterns of continuity or change over the time period and was there more continuity or change over that time period? LC = local what was going on at the time and what era was it? (set the scene) X = continuity or change, your counter-argument explained thoroughly with a piece of specific evidence A, B, C = continuity or change during the specified time period, broken up into organizational categories Y = your assertion statement LC. X. However A and B. Therefore, Y. Continuity and Change over Time: What are the major patterns of continuity or change over the time period and was there more continuity or change over that time period? LC = local what was going on at the time and what era was it? (set the scene) X = continuity or change, your counter-argument linked to a theme or organizational category which will also be topic of first body paragraph A, B = continuity or change during the specified time period linked to your Y, broken into 2 organizational categories (topics of your 2 nd and 3 rd body paragraphs) Y = your assertion statement Sample maintain continuity or foster change in the United States from 1844-1877? (remember the prompt may give your categories for example a CCOT prompt on the Mexican-American War may ask about migration, sectionalism, and identity). Possible topics for this sort of prompt include: Manifest Destiny, Mexican-American War, Abolitionists, Free-Soilers, Sectionalism, Political Compromise (Compromise of 1850, Kansas-Nebraska Act,), Dred Scott vs Sandford, Republican Party, Election of 1860, Civil War, Lincoln s presidency and policies (or specifically Emancipation Proclamation or Gettysburg Address), Reconstruction policies or Amendments (or Radical Reconstruction).

Chronological Reasoning and Continuity/Change over Time 1844-1877 Choose 6 items from the list below, and place them in chronological order. Then explain how each one connects to another, i.e. six degrees of separation. 54 th Regiment Nursing Black Codes Jim Crow Carpetbaggers Copperheads Scalawags Manifest Destiny Mexican-American War Texas 54-40 or Fight! Compromise of 1850 49ers John Brown Anaconda Plan Pacific Railway Act Gettysburg Address 13 th Amendment 14 th Amendment 15 th Amendment Emancipation Proclamation Tenure of Office Act Webster-Ashburton Treaty Reconstruction Acts Force Acts Civil Rights Act Compromise of 1877 Crime of 73 Greenbacks National Treasury 10% Plan General Amnesty Redeemers Sharecropping Crop Lien Kansas-Nebraska Act Dred Scott vs Sandford Lincoln-Douglas Debates Election of 1860 Free Soil Party Know-Nothing Party Sandcreek Massacre 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Identify the overarching theme of your list. (Circle One) In w hat way did this theme In what way did it Was there more continuity Compare this continuity and change change over time? stay (continuity) or change? WHY? to the Revolutionary Era or the Early Republic. Extension: On a separate sheet of paper, choose two other themes and generate a list of evidence for each. Then, write a thesis and a conclusion using your formulas addressing the prompt on page 1.

Change over Time Antebellum Era & Manifest Destiny Evaluate the extent to which Manifest Destiny maintained continuity and fostered change in territorial expansion, political ideologies, and economic development from 1844-1860. Geography-Territorial Expansion Politics-ideologies Economic development below Was there more continuity or change? Did Manifest Destiny impact one of these three themes less or more than the other two? If so, make that your X and your first body paragraph. Use the formula on page one of this activity. end of the will you us? (1 in for intro or

Change over Time Civil War Era & The Election of 1860 Evaluate the extent to which the outcome of the presidential election of 1860 maintained continuity and fostered change in American values, politics, and society. Confine your analysis to 1850-1865. American Values (Culture/Beliefs) American Politics American Identity below Was there more continuity or change? Did this election impact one of these three themes less or more than the other two? If so, make that your X and your first body paragraph. Use the formula on page one of this activity. end of the will you us? (1 in for intro. or

Change over Time Reconstruction Era & The Civil War Amendments Explain the extent to which the Civil War Amendments maintained continuity and fostered change in workers lives, gender roles, and beliefs about the role of the federal government. Confine your analysis to 1865-1877. Workers Lives (economic/labor) Gender roles (beliefs/culture) Role of the federal governemnt (political beliefs and policies) below Was there more continuity or change? Did these three amendments impact one of these three themes less or more than the other two? If so, make that your X and your first body paragraph. Use the formula on page one of this activity. end of the will you us? (1 in the for intro or