11.10 1801-1820

Due Today: Chapters 7 and 8, and notes

Thomas Jefferson, First Inaugural Address, 1801

1801 and 2016.. checking in and moving forward...

Newscasts: Quickly prepare a short news story (no more than 2 minutes) that tells the story of your topic. You can either do this as a newscast (“Breaking news today, France has offered to sell a large mass of land to the US…”) or as a modern story that is looking back (“Tonight we are going to look back at one of the most incredible real estate deals of all times – the Louisiana Purchase…”). GROUPS

Requirements:

• A whiteboard with 4-6 CONCISE bullet points that summarizes your topic – what are the BIG TAKE AWAYS from this event
• At least one quote, figure/statistic or primary source related to your “story” (use the textbook)
• Clear characters/roles

Presentations at 1:45

Homework:

1) Finish your Ch. 7 and 8 notes (MC, and SA) if need be

2) Read War of 1812 articles and fill out chart

3) Optional Crash Course, War of 1812