3)+Antebellum,+War,+Reconstruction

This page covers The Narrative of Frederick Douglas || *Mason-Dixon Line http://www.youthleadership.net/ || Finish vigilance glog Vote for YLI bills ||  || Computer Lab 318 YLI And go to webquests for Vigilance Glog research
 * DATE || LESSON/Inquiry || VOCAB || HW ||
 * 3/31 || What was it like to be brought to the US as a slave? || *Middle Passage || Finish personal story ||
 * 4/1 || What was the life of a slave like?
 * Northern slaves v. southern
 * Missouri Compromise
 * Sectionalism ||  ||
 * 4/4 || Mexican War Webquest ||  ||   ||
 * 4/5 || Did the US pursue more land with SLAVERY in mind? || *Santa Anna
 * The Alamo ||  ||
 * 4/6 || Continue the history of control of Texas || *San Jacinto/Houston Texas
 * Republic of Texas ||  ||
 * 4/7-8 || End of the Alamo; battles FOR TEXAS! || *Mexican-American War
 * Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
 * Manifest Destiny || Study history of Texas-quiz ||
 * 4/11 || What was the DRED SCOTT decision? How did it impact the nation? || *Dred Scott || HW: During the week, you should vote on bills on the house floor - due by April 15th
 * 4/12 || Bold Defiance and Dissent in the UGRR || *Fugitive Slave Act/Compromise of 1850
 * Underground Railroad
 * Vigilance Committees
 * Jermain Logue || Letters from Logue and Jarm - owner and slave ||
 * 4/13 || Library work-day for Vigilance Glog ||  || Use the webquests link to find sources on someone in a vigilance committee or a runaway slave. ||
 * 4/14 || Underground Railroad video ||  || Answer questions ||
 * 4/15 || Finish video

Cameron - Henry Box Cliff - Henry Box Nick - Henry Box Keith - Anthony Burns Mat - Anthony Burns David - Lewis Hayden Ryan - Henry Box || Sources During enrichment, read
 * 4/18-4/20 || Historical Fiction Write: I am a runaway slave!!
 * Frederick Douglass (narrative)
 * Logue letter
 * runaway poster
 * Linda Brent (pennname)/Harriet Jacobs ||  ||   ||
 * 4/20 || Continue writing

Fever [|ExplorePAHistory-a0n0y9-a_705.pdf]

Inspection and disinfection [|ExplorePAHistory-a0n0y9-a_603.pdf]

Waiting [|ExplorePAHistory-a0n0y9-a_601.pdf]

Daily Routine of Doctor [|ExplorePAHistory-a0n0y9-a_599.pdf]

Map of Lazaretto layout [|ExplorePAHistory-a0n0y9-a_504.pdf] ||  ||   || Study || http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fDMAodoNGY
 * 4/21 || How else was manifest destiny fulfilled besides war with Mexico? || *Donner Party
 * Gold Rush 1849
 * Cholera/Dysentery
 * Rocky Mountains ||  ||
 * 4/25 || What reforms and issues were rising in the mid 1800s? What was the country like on the eve of the Civil War? || *World Anti-Slavery Convention (1840)
 * Seneca Falls (1848)
 * Declaration of Sentiments
 * Compromise of 1850
 * Popular Sovereignty
 * Kansas-Nebraska Act
 * Bleeding Kansas
 * John Brown || Finish Dinner party
 * 4/26 || **Why did the country go to war?**

Graphic organizer for Election of 1860-first page only - students fill-in as we watch video http://explorepahistory.com/lesson_resources.php?id=40 The election results of 1860 http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h92.html

Lesson on the 1860 party platforms Use pdf pages 19-21 for party platforms [|Blackline_2-1.pdf] from edsitement lesson Go to Republican platform Go to Northern Democrat platform These links are also provided in edsitement lesson || *Republican Platform (candidate: Abe Lincoln)

(candidate: S. Douglas)
 * Northern Democrats

(candidate: John Breckinridge)
 * Southern Democrats

(candidate: John Bell) || Make a graphic organizer on causes of Civil War as a way to review
 * Constitution Pary

Different types of graphic organizers that may be used. No matter how creative one gets, there must be a paragraph on each cause http://www.cobbk12.org/Cheathamhill/LFS%20Update/Graphic%20Organizers.htm || Need a __paragraph__ and __image__ for EACH
 * 4/27 || Continue working on CAUSES OF CIVIL WAR GRAPHIC ORGANIZER ||  || //Review the following concepts//

//Missouri Compromise 1820// //Anti-slave movements// //Underground Railroad// //Compromise of 1850// //Kansas-Nebraska Act 1854// //Election of 1860// || Division in country and Civil War HISTORY CHANNEL Questions: [|Civil War America History of US.doc] || *Cotton, power loom
 * 4/28-4/29 || Film with Mr. Krow
 * Suffragette
 * Secession
 * Civil War
 * Union
 * Confederates
 * minie bullet
 * Robert E. Lee
 * railroad
 * telegraph
 * amputations
 * Clara Barton || HW: Finish writing "What you learned" and "Who will win the war?"-prediction paragraph if you did not complete these after the film.

GET PERMISSION SLIP SIGNED BY PARENTS FOR RATED R FILM ||
 * 5/2 || Talk with assistant principal, Mr. Eric Howe regarding the capture and murder of Osama Bin Laden || *Emancipation Proclamation || **GET PERMISSION SLIP SIGNED BY PARENTS FOR RATED R FILM**

"That on the first day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, **all persons held as slaves within any State** or designated part of a State, the people whereof shall then be **in rebellion against the United States, shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free**; and the Executive Government of the United States, including the military and naval authority thereof, will recognize and maintain the freedom of such persons, and will do no act or acts to repress such persons, or any of them, in any efforts they may make for their actual freedom.” -Abraham Lincoln  “**Emancipation Proclamation**” || clip from //Gettysburg// on Little Roundtop || *Jefferson Davis
 * 5/3-5/4 || //Glory// film || *54th regiment
 * Robert Gould Shaw ||  ||
 * 5/5 || Outline Civil War - why was GETTYSBURG TURNING POINT?
 * 5/5 || Outline Civil War - why was GETTYSBURG TURNING POINT?
 * Abraham Lincoln
 * General Stonewall Jackson - CSA
 * Joe Hooker - USA
 * McClelan - USA
 * Robert E. Lee -CSA ||  ||
 * 5/6 || Continue outlining Civil War - Why was the GETTYSBURG ADDRESS significant?

Reading of Gettysburg Address http://logs2.smithsonian.museum/FlashBrowser/viewfa.html?path=kioskinteractives/GA_final/Document_gallery2.cis&aratio=1.77

Image of Sherman's TOTAL WAR http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e9/Sherman_sea_1868.jpg

Clip http://www.history.com/topics/william-t-sherman/videos#shermans-terrifying-tactics || *Ulysses S. Grant
 * Gettysburg Address
 * William T. Sherman
 * Appomattox, VA || Study vocab ||
 * 5/9 || STUDY ||  ||   ||
 * 5/10 || TEST

Once done with test, write down one thing you enjoyed learning about civil war and then one item you can learn from resources on this site - http://www.civil-war.net/ ||  ||   ||
 * 5/11 || How was RECONSTRUCTION a "moment in the sun" and yet a "step back into slavery?" - quotation by WEB DuBois - first African American PhD. Harvard || *Reconstruction
 * Radical Republican plan to punish south
 * Andrew Johnson's plan for 13th amendment ONLY!
 * Buffalo soldiers
 * 13th amendment
 * 14th amendment
 * 15th amendment
 * Freedman's Bureau
 * Sharecropping
 * Black codes or Jim Crow laws
 * Scalawags, Carpetbaggers ||  ||
 * 5/12 || Was MANIFEST DESTINY and Railroad a BLESSING or CURSE? || *Transcontinental railway
 * Central Pacific Railway
 * buffalo ||  ||
 * 5/13 || How did the US government handle the "Indian Problem?"

Read from Hopi story View clip from "Into the West" on recreation of Carlisle Boarding school || *Richard H. Pratt "kill the Indian, save the man" Review manifest destiny Dawes Act ||
 * Carlisle Boarding school (PA)
 * American Indian __assimilation__ ||  ||
 * 5/16 || How did the US fulfill Manifest Destiny through treaties with the Indians? || *Homestead Act
 * McCormick Reaper
 * Mass production
 * Dawes Act || Review reconstruction
 * 5/17 || Besides boarding schools, what else did the U.S. States do to assimilate American Indians? Why do Indians live on reservations today? || *Treaty of Fort Laramie
 * reservations
 * Red Cloud || Treaty of Fort Laramie ||
 * 5/18-19 || What IMPACT did Manifest Destiny have on Indian religion and hunting, and on social interactions with non-Indians?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkJaYe1T8l8&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1 || //Wasichu =whites// Writing task from LDC - Literacy Design Collaborative ||
 * Ghost Dance
 * Sitting Bull
 * Wounded Knee || Story of BLACK ELK SPEAKS

ANTEBELLUM CIVIL WAR RECONSTRUCTION