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United States 11 History Regents MIDTERM 2013 TOPICS

Monday: Should AMerica have joined the League of Nations? HW: None Tuesday: How did America's failure to join the League of Nations create a 'return to normalcy?' Wednesday: What events led to America joining World War I? Homework: Zimmerman Telegram and Lusitania constructive response Thursday: How did Americans prepare for the war on the homefront? Homework: reading on homefront changes. questions 1-5 Friday: How did the war affect civil liberties?

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Course Description: The 11th grade United States History and Government course is based on the New York State Social Studies Curriculum. It is designed to provide students with a survey of the major forces of their national history. The New York State Curriculum calls for students to learn about the structure and function of government, and the role of citizenship. The major themes of the course include: Constitutional Foundations, Nationalism, Sectionalism, Industrialization ,American Business, Industry and Labor, the Progressive Movement, Prosperity and Depression, Global Crisis,the Work in Uncertain Times and the Decade in Change.

The course culminates with the United States History and Government Regents exam in June.

 

Homework: Completion of all homework is expected and is assigned at the teacher’s discretion.

Summer Assignments: None

 

Assessments: Assessments may include tests, quizzes, essays and other written assignments, research projects, visual/media arts projects. This course includes a district

midterm examination and the New York State Regents




Contact Information

Feel free to Contact Mr. Chiaramonte at any time:

Sachem High School North

212 Smith Road

Ronkonkoma, NY 11779

471 1400

JChiaramonte2@sachem.edu