Thursday

 Today we are going to look Chapter 32. 

We need to finish this chapter by Monday. We will be looking at a DBQ tomorrow. 

Next week we need to finish chapters 33 and 34. 

Remind me to hand out some notes.

Wednesday

 Today we are going to look at the primary source "First Inaugural Address of Franklin D. Roosevelt" and write a SOAPSTone.

Your homework - look up and post the following:

Teapot Dome scandal

Dawes' Plan

Black Tuesday

Hoovervilles

Bonus Army

Hawley-Smoot Tariff

Warren G. Harding

Calvin Coolidge

Tuesday

 Today we are going to look at your LEQs and the ROARING TWENTIES. 

We will also finished chapter 31.

The Roaring 20s

 Today we will be discussing your reading from this weekend, doing the multiple choice questions on AP Classroom, and looking at chapter 31.

LEQ PARTY

 Today we will discuss and argue your reading for this weekend.

Then, you will write an LEQ in class. It is practice don't freak out or harm anyone.

NOTE - Student of the Month: Inspire.

You all deserve this award. You all are inspiring.

You inspire me to want to retire.

HOMEWORK: Don't Know Much About History read pages 285-340.

World War I

 Today, we are going to discuss what you read last night. Then we will continue looking at chapter 30.

Note: Tomorrow Wilson's Fourteen Points (primary sources); Friday -  in-class LEQ

Homework: Finish chapter, finish MC questions.

Post the following on your blogs:

Underwood Tariff

Federal Reserve Act

Workingmen's Compensation

Central Powers

Zimmermann Note

U-boats

Lusitania

Fourteen Points

Espionage Act

Schenck vs. United States

Industrial Workers of the World

League of Nations

Treaty of Versailles 

Eugene V. Debs

Progressive Era and Moving Onward

Today we will discuss the final pages of chapter 28 and your MC questions. We will also begin discussing WWI.  Make sure you know the following terms:

Social Gospel

Muckrakers

Referendum

Australian Ballot

Meat Inspection Act

Pure Food and Drug Act 

New Freedom and Ndew Nationalism 

Homework: Read - to 675,

So - what is up with WORLD WAR I?