Welcome to our AP US class blog! We will cover the inception of the United States, the building of this nation by founding fathers and mothers, and the trials, tribulations and triumphs leading Americans up to present day. Our blog will serve to keep us up to date on assignments, as a forum for survey and discussion, and as a launching pad to the rest of the web which will help aid our research as historians. Enjoy!

Friday, April 5, 2013

Due Monday April 8th

To finish up WWI, skim and take brief notes starting on page 683 through 686, then take more thorough notes beginning with "Red Scare" through 687.

Next, using Chapter 24 and at least one outside scholarly reliable source, become an expert on your assigned topic. You must send me a minimum of one visually enriching slide to incorporate into a PowerPoint and be prepared to speak on your subject in front of the class.

Abbott: Henry Ford & the automobile
Alvino: The "New Woman- who was she?
Bashey: National Woman Suffrage Association, 19th Amendment
Feingold: National Woman's Party, Equal Rights Amendment
Ghiasuddin: Charles Lindbergh
Grieve: Movies, sports, dance, jazz
Lawrence: Marcus Garvey
Levenson: Harlem Renaissance
Loh: Sacco & Vanzetti, National Origins Act
Quarrier: Prohibition, 18th Amendment
Skinner: Fundamentalism, Darwinism & the Scopes Trial
O'Brien: KKK

Here are links to things we have discussed in class:
Joyeux Noel
Zimmerman Telegram
Wilson's 14 Points Plan

And our chart!

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