10th American History
Daily Lessons
This Day in History and Current Events
• This Day in History
• 1966- Dr. Samuel
H. Sheppard was
acquitted in his
second trial on
charges of
murdering his
pregnant wife,
Marilyn, in 1954.
• Current Event
• Student News:
– Congressional intelligence
committees briefed on
Benghazi attacks
– BP to pay record penalty for
Gulf oil spill
– How education could plunge off
the 'fiscal cliff'
– China's new leaders
– FDA investigates deaths
preliminarily linked to energy
shots
– Gupta: Let's end the
prescription drug death
epidemic
While you were gone
10th American History- Make-up Assignments
Mr. Cook Room 214
Student-______________ Date Absent Nov. 16 Date Due-______
Please attach your make-up work to this sheet when you hand it in!
• Homework:
– Chapter 10 Section
2 Notes- pages
302-307 due Nov.
20
– Chapter 10 Section
3 Notes- pages
308-313 due Nov.
26
– Chapter 10 TestNov. 28
In Class Work:
Chapter 10 Section
1 Notes- Pages 294-301
Activities–
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Before Class starts- This Day in
History and Current Events- put in
Go Hawk Planner 5 min. Vocabulary
• Academic- mode, stability
• Social Studies- values,
fundamentalism, bootleggers
5 min.- Time Reading Worksheet
10 min.- Discussion of Section 1-.
Interactive reader and study guide
10-15 min- Coop work-. Daily
Bellringer Daily Test Practice,
Vocabulary Builder. Sect. Quiz,
Biography- Daily Bellringer,
Begin Power point- American Life
Changes
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Examination:
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Date and Period you will take the
exam-________________________
Signature:_____________________
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Day #62
Chapter 10 Sect. 1
Reading Quiz
Word Wall
Unit Organizer
Unit III
A Modern Nation
Group work
PowerPoint
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Homework due today – Chapter 9
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In Class Work-
Section 1 Notes- Pages 270-275
• Activities–
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Before Class starts- This Day in
History and Current Events- put in Go
Hawk Planner
5 min. Vocabulary
• Academic- mode, stability
• Social Studies- values,
fundamentalism, bootleggers
5 min.- Reading Quiz
10 min.- Discussion of Section 1-.
Interactive reader and study guide
10-15 min- Coop work-. Daily
Bellringer Daily Test Practice,
Vocabulary Builder. Sect. Quiz,
Biography- Daily Bellringer,
Begin Power point- American Life
Changes
Academic Word/Definition
(located in the Margin)
Etymology- Origin of
word
mode
Middle English moede, from Latin
modus measure, manner, musical mode
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style or fashion.
stability – consistency;
resistance to change
Middle English, from Anglo-French
estable, stable, from Latin stabulum,
from stare to stand
Social Studies
Word/Definition
Prefix/Suffix or Reminder
Word
fundamentalism–
a
literal interpretation of the
bible
Born again. Historic
events occurred exactly
as the bible says.
values-
key ideas and
beliefs a person holds.
beliefs
bootleggers-
Rum runners,
smugglers
liquor
•Student News
•Hand back
tests
Chapter 10 Section 1 Discussion
Chapter 10 Section 1 Discussion
Chapter 10 Section 1 Discussion
Chapter 10 Section 1 Discussion
Daily Bell
Ringer – 10.1
Answers to Daily
Bellringer 10.1
Daily
Test
Practice
10.1
Answers to daily test
practice 10.1
Vocabulary
Builder
10.1
Vocabulary
Builder
10.1
Section
Quiz
10.1
Section
Quiz
10.1
Biography
10.1
Biography
8.4
Answers
10.1
10th American History
Unit III – A Modern Nation
Chapter 10 Section 1 Power Point- American Life Changes
T-Chart- The important things to remember.
Important things
Why they are important
things.
The Unit Organizer
4
NAME
DATE
BIGGER PICTURE
U.S. History from Civil War to the Present.
LAST UNIT
/Experience
1
Chapter 9- From War to Peace
8
11/ 28
UNIT SCHEDULE
5
Chapter 10- The Roaring Twenties
12/3 Ch. 10 Sect. 3 Notes due
NEXT UNIT
3
/Experience
Chapter 11-The Great
Depression Begins.
UNIT MAP
Ch. 10 Sect 1 notes due
11/30 Ch. 10 Sect. 2 Notes due
CURRENT
UNIT UNIT
CURRENT
American Life
Changes
Pg. 294-301
Ch. 10- The
Roaring Twenties
A New Popular
Culture is Born
Pg. 308-313
pp. 292-317
Involving
2
The Harlem Renaissance
Pg. 302-307
7
Chapter 10 Test
1.
What were the social changes that the U.S. experienced during the 1920’s?
2.
How did the African American community changes during the 1920’s?
3.
How did new technologies help produce a new mass culture in the 1920’s?
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UNIT
RELATIONSHIPS
UNIT SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
12/4
The Unit Organizer
9
Chapter 10- The Roaring Twenties
Expanded Unit Map
American Life
Changes
Pg. 294-301
Chapter 10The Roaring Twenties
including
pp. 268-291
The Harlem Renaissance
Pg. 302-307
NEW
UNIT
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
10
NAME
DATE
A New Popular
Culture is Born
Pg. 308-313