Period 3: The End of Salutary Neglect through the Federalist Era Unit Thesis Statements:
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Between 1763 and 1776, British attempts to exert control over the colonies led to violent, organized, and successful
resistance.
The Articles of Confederation provided a reasonable and workable transition from the unitary System of British rule to the
federal system established under the Constitution.
Under the new Constitution, George Washington assumes the presidency and begins to set the precedence of the presidency
and the role of the American government.
Topics:
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British tax policy, colonial reaction, inter-colonial unity, inter-colonial conflict, independence movement, Revolution,
revolutionary change, Articles of Confederation, Constitution, Bill of Rights, founding fathers, precedence, French Revolution,
American foreign policy, constitutional challenges
Date
Week 5 Class Topic
Nightly Assignments
Historical Thinking Skill: Causation
Finish French and Indian War
British attempts to reassert control & Colonial Reactions
Created Equal 189-194
9-22
Exam Review
After School Review Session 2:30-3:30
Created Equal 194-201
Study for Exam
9-23
No School- Teacher Work Day
9-24
Period 1 & 2 Exam
9-25
Finish Colonial Reactions
Advantages & Disadvantages of American Revolution
Introduce Project
9-21
Study for Exam
Sleep!
201-209
Common Sense
Period 3: The End of Salutary Neglect through the Federalist Era Date
9-28
Week 6 Class Topic
Historical Thinking Skill: Continuity and Change over Time
Advantages & Disadvantages of American Revolution
American Revolution
Project
Nightly Assignments
Created Equal 217-223
Declaration of Independence
9-29
American Revolution
Project
Created Equal 223-230
9-30
American Revolution thru the Treaty of Paris
Project
Created Equal 230-236
10-1
The Critical Period- Society and the Articles of Confederation
Project
Created Equal 236-247
10-2
Formation of the United States Constitution
Date
Week 7 Class Topic
Created Equal: 258-269
Prince Hall Petition
Project Presentation Reports
Nightly Assignments
10-5
Historical Thinking Skill: Argumentation
The United States Constitution
The Federalist Papers
10-6
Washington Domestic Policy
10-7
Washington Foreign Policy
10-8
The Two Party System
Created Equal 291-298
10-9
DBQ!! WOO HOO!!
Created Equal 298-306
Date
Created Equal 269-274
Finish Federalist Papers
Created Equal 274-280
Created Equal 287-291
Project Presentation Reports
Due
Week 8 Class Topic
10-12
Historical Thinking Skill:
Socratic Seminar on the Party System
10-13
The Adam’s Presidency
10-14
Review for Exam
10-15
Period 3 Exam
10-16
Early Release
Historical Themes Activity
Nightly Assignments
Created Equal 312-315
Alien and Sedition Act
Historical Thinking Activity
Study!
All Main Idea Logs and
Sleep
Sleep
Period 3: The End of Salutary Neglect through the Federalist Era