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Dive into the 1800s American history with topics on the Industrial Revolution, Sectionalism, and Nationalism. Learn about key events such as the Louisiana Purchase, War of 1812, and the rise of the cotton industry. Discover the impact of regional economies and societal structures. Prepare for the upcoming test with review assignments and in-depth discussions.
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1/9/12 Agenda: Review Chapter 10 topics NB 47: Louisiana Purchase Map: Mississippi River, Westward Expansion NB 48: Causes and Effects of the War of 1812 Pair-Share Chart
National and Regional Growth 1800-1844Weekly Objective:1/9-1/13/2012 Essential SS Standards 8.5-1,2;8.6-2;8.7-1,2; 8.10-2 Text page 338-339 SWBAT identify, analyze and evaluate topics of the Industrial Revolution, Sectionalism and Nationalism.
Weekly Assignments 1/9-1/13/2012NB 49: Ch 11 terms, text page 362
NB 50: Ch 11 Map • Label using text page 355 • Focus on National Road andCanals
What invention could you not live without today? • Share with a partner
Preview Chapter 11-1 • Text pages 338-347 • 341-Main Idea • Preview all Headings in RED 341-345 • Read the New England Textile Mill-343 • Run a Mill Town-346: Health Challenge
NB 51: Industrial RevolutionObjective • What • When • Who • Why Video Segments= 4 minutes total
Agenda 1/10/2012 • Check homework RSG 111-112 • Add this question to your NB 51 Notes: • Why were most of the nation’s early factories located in New England? (Answer)
New England: Industry, Factories Southern States: Farming, Plantations Differences in Economies
New England: Industry, Factories Southern States: Farming, Plantations, Slave-Labor Differences in Economies/Way of Living
NB 52: Cornell Notes Plantations and Slavery Spread text page 348 • Questions------------Answers • Main Idea-------------Why It Matters Now • How did the invention of the cotton gin change Southern life? • How did the rise of cotton production affect slavery? • How widespread was slaveholding in the South?
Cornell Notes con’t. p348-353 • Questions--------------Answers • What forms of resistance to slavery take place? • Who was Nat Turner? • What were the effects of Turner’s rebellion?
Agenda 1/11/2012 • Check RSG pages 113-114 • Answer the NB 52 Cornell Notes Questions • Text 354: Nationalism and Sectionalism • NB 53 Web Concepts • Use text pages 354-359
Causes and Effects of National Unity • Causes: - • Effects: National Unity
Nationalism Notebook page 53
Key Questions • Why was the Missouri Compromise so important to the nation? • Why was the Monroe Doctrine so important to the United States?
Agenda 1/12/2012 • Check RSG 115-116 • NB 53 • Text 354: Nationalism and Sectionalism • NB 53 Web Concepts • Use text pages 354-359 • Review for Ch 11 Test-Friday 1/13
Sectionalism Notebook page 53: What type of economies did they have in each region?