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Textbook Resources: AMSCO Period 2 (All Topics); American Pageant Chapters 2 & 3 (Link on Google Classroom); A People's History Chapters 2 & 3
**The first half of Period 2 lines up MOSTLY with Chapters 2 & 3 in the American Pageant, but some individual topics may be in Chapters 4 & 5.
Here is the Reading Guide. If you lose your copy, feel free to either do our notes on paper OR print yourself a new copy. Also, there are some maps in the Reading Guide, which are in color in the digital version.
Key terms and names fro AMSCO Topics 2.1-2.4 & American Pageant Chapters 2 & 3.
The BASIC videos to review the Period. Heimler, Crash Course, some of the Khan Academy videos.
Using the Heimler Videos to double check your reading guide can be helpful.
This is the full, massive collection of Period 2 videos. Only the OLDER versions of the Heimler videos are here. Use this for deep dives, extra review, specific stuff, etc.
Below are a collection of slide decks. Some of them we have used in class, others we did not. They are an excellent tool for review.
PRACTICE QUESTIONS -- Multiple Choice (Just content, not AP Exam questions) -- 10 questions at a time from a bank of about 100 -- Mostly Topics 2.1 - 2.4
MORE Practice Questions -- Multiple Choice -- 10 questions at a time from a bank of about 55
Period 1 & 2 Review Questions -- Multiple Choice -- 10 Questions at time from a bank of about 40
MORE Period 1 & 2 Review Questions -- Multiple Choice -- 10 Questions at a time from a bank of about 35
* Adapted from William Cronon, Changes in the Land: Indians,
Colonists, and the Ecology of New England, 20th anniversary
ed. (New York: Hill and Wang, 2003), 34-53.
A look at how BOTH the New England colonists and the Native Americans adapted to the environment of New England.
An in depth look (secondary source) at life in the earliest days of Colonial Virginia. There are guiding questions on the last page that can help you focus on what is important in the text.