6th Marking Period - Week 4
Monday
Homework
History Timeline: Westward Expansion and Sectionalism
I can create a sequential timeline of westward expansion and sectionalism. Include date, title of event, and an icon for each historic event. Add Trail of Tears to Timeline.
I can create a sequential timeline of westward expansion and sectionalism. Include date, title of event, and an icon for each historic event. Add Trail of Tears to Timeline.
Warm-Up
Open HA book to pgs. 192-195
Open AM book to pgs. 356-359
Jackson’s Indian Policy
- RoundRobin Discussion using Read around the Text: take turns - each person says one thing for each question.
- Look at the pictures. What ideas are being presented?
- Look at the captions and read them.
- Look at the maps, charts, graphs. Make a statement about the information presented.
- Read titles, headings, bold face and italicized words.
- Read the first and last lines of each paragraph for more information.
Words of Wisdom
A Trail of Tears
I can explain the expansion, conquest and settlement of the West trhough the removal of American Indians (Trail of Tears) from their native lands.
DownloadI can explain the expansion, conquest and settlement of the West trhough the removal of American Indians (Trail of Tears) from their native lands.
- Image Analysis
- Article reading
- Key phrases identification and recording
- Team poems
I can explain how how the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850 including the Fugitive Slave Act increased sectional tensions.
Sectionalism: A Nation Divided Quiz
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