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Bill of Rights TEST
Hamilton Video
American Journey pages 257-261
Complete notes on graphic organizers (National Debt, National Bank, Taxes & Tariffs)
Read & take notes on Hamilton's Financial Plan
National Debt: Smithsonian Article
Hamilton's Financial Program: Digital History (Optional)
GROUPS: Graphic organizer on positive/negative effects of Hamilton's plan on national debt, national bank, or tariffs/taxes
Watch Washington Biography Video (3:10)
Issue #1: The Whiskey Rebellion
History Alive!: "Launching the New Government" page 206
Whiskey Rebellion: 2 Rebellions reading, American Journey p. 262, and History Alive! p. 207
Notes in packet
Whiskey Rebellion Video (3:11)
Read and take notes on Washington's Presidency. Complete Graphic organizer
Issue #2: Struggle over the West
Tecumseh Clip: 13:54-19:08
American Journey p. 263 (American Journey pdf on 8-2)
Treaty of Greenville video (5:23)
Issue #3: Conflict with Britain and France
The French Revolution/Issues with Britain: History Alive, pgs. 207-208; American Journey, pgs. 264-265 (Jay's Treaty: History Alive! p. 228)
Review Treaty of Greenville, French Revolution (2:37 and 2:52), and Jay's Treaty (3:47)
***Adams Administration***
John Adams: History Alive! pages 215-216 & 228 (Jay Treaty and XYZ Affair)
Watch video on Adams - 3:12
Adams overview (slides)
Read pages 215-216 in History Alive! Text
Answer the questions on the class handout
Newsela: Alien & Sedition Acts
Performance Review Assessment: Hamilton, Washington, Adams
Thursday and Friday (1/22 & 1/23)
Each day: Choose ONE leader to evaluate. Assessments will be hand-written and completed in class. Papers will be turned in before you leave each day.
Directions: Using the traits of an effective leader as your guide, evaluate how each individual performed as an early leader of the United States.
Part 1: T-Chart of Strengths and Weaknesses (5 points per category)
Part 2: Rating out of 5 stars: Use 2-3 COMPETE SENTENCES to explain why you rated each individual the way you did.
Final work due: 1/23 IN CLASS
Small Groups:
What does the U.S. need to do to be successful in the future?
Independent Work:
Agriculture or Industry? Read the handout, complete graphic organizer, and answer questions
See History Alive! pages 209-214 and record each party's views on human nature, government, economy, and Britain and France