AP UNITED STATES HISTORY

Home Homepage   Coach Ishee's Profile   Class Schedule   Extra Credit Movie Review.doc   > APUSH Handouts   > Presidential Profiles   > Pre AP World Geography   > AP United States History   > Search   AP UNITED STATES HISTORY PRE-AP WORLD GEOGRAPHY COACH ISHEE PAP WORLD GEO STUDENTS---CONTINENT PROJECT DUE TUESDAY CHAPTER OUTLINES FOR AMERICAN PAGEANT TEXTBOOK TO ACCESS MATERIALS FOR AP UNITED STATES HISTORY AND PRE-AP WORLD GEOGRAPHY, PLEASE CLICK THE LINK TO THE LEFT LESSON PLANS AP UNITED STATES HISTORY October 10-14, 2011 Main Themes: 1. How mass participation became the hallmark of American politics. 2. That nationalism and States’ rights increasingly came into conflict. 3. How the Eastern Indians were removed in violation of U.S. treaties and court rulings. 4. That the bank war weakened the U.S. economy and led to the Panic of 1837. 5. That the Whig Party came to be the alternative to Andrew Jackson and the Democrats. 6. How the modern two-party system evolved. TEKS COVERED:  8.1A; 8.5F-G; 8.16D; 8.17C; 8.18B; 8.22A; 8.30A-E, H; 8.31A-D; 8.32A AP UNITED STATES HISTORY MONDAY 1.      NO SCHOOL:  COLUMBUS DAY TUESDAY 1.      BELLWORK 2.      JUDICIAL NATIONALISM CHART WEDNESDAY BELLWORK CHAPTER 8 QUIZ NATIONAL SUPREMACY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CLASS SEMINAR THURSDAY 1.      BELLWORK 2.      JEFFERSON VS. JACKSON DEMOCRACIES FRIDAY 1.      BELLWORK 2.      ART DAY-NEOCLASSISM 3.      HERO OF THE COMMON MAN CLASS SEMINAR TOPIC OUTLINE Antebellum America: Economic and Social transformations <Transportation revolution < Creation of a national market economy <Beginnings of Industrialization < Changes in social and class structures <Immigration and Nativist reaction <Cotton South < Planters < Yeoman farmers < Slaves Antebellum America: Political transformations <Emergence of a Two Party system <Federal authority and its opponents < Judicial federalism < Bank War < Tariff controversy < States= rights debates <Jacksonian Democracy < Successes < Limitations PRE AP WORLD GEOGRAPHY TEKS Covered:  1a-b; 2b; 6a-b; 7a-c; 8d; 10c; 11b-c; 12b-c; 13a; 14a-c; 16a; 18a-b; 19a; 20a-b; 21c; 22a-c MONDAY 1.      NO SCHOOL:  COLUMBUS DAY TUESDAY 1.      THE HISTORY OF QUEBEC SOVEREIGNTY REGIONALISM WRITING WEDNESDAY PSAT THURSDAY 1.      THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA TEST FRIDAY BELLWORK REVIEW TEST WRITING PRACTICE—PERSIA-THE SPANISH CONQUEST OF MEXICO Top of Page