Pleasants, Emily - Social Studies
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AP U.S. History
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Course Documents
Course Documents
Period 1 1491-1607
Period 2 1607 - 1756
Period 3 1756 - 1800
Period 4 1800 - 1844
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Characteristics of the Early Factory Girls
Read Harriet Hanson Robinson's account "Characteristics of The Early Factory Girls" and HIPPO analyze it for understanding.
Period 5 1844-1877
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Class notes: Civil War
Complete your guided class notes using this Power Point Presentation. Follow up by reading the article from the University of Calafornia on the Emancipation Proclamation. 4B students: Be sure to get the handout with reading questions from the sub!
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Mexican War Seminar Documents
Create your own graphic organizer to display arguments that support that the US WAS justified in waging war and arguments that support that the US WAS NOT justified in waging war with Mexico. Be prepared to share and discuss your findings.
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Gilder Lehrman APUSH Review Period 5 Video
Main themes. Overarching Concepts. Turning Points. Enduring Understandings.
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APUSH Period 5 Kahoot Review
Feeling the need to challenge yourself? Better yet, don't want to read through your notes or textbook? Try your hand at this review!
Period 6 1865-1898
Period 7 1890-1945
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1920s Playlist
Want to learn to dance the Charleston? Want to hear what Al Capone's voice sounded like? Party like Gatsby? Laugh at Chaplin? Check out these videos. :)
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Bill Moyers - A Walk Through the Twentieth Century
Don't laugh! I LOVE this PBS special on the 1920s! It was made in 1983...so maybe it makes me a bit nostalgic. I'm an Eighties Baby!
Period 8 1945 - 1980
Period 9 1980 - Present
APUSH Review Resources
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Heimler's History
This is a YouTube channel where you'll find review videos for not only AP U.S. History but also AP World and AP Government. There are content reviews and writing tips!