Tuesday, September 6 (Bring Book Today)
Finish lecture on Colonies
"Itemize the Colonies" Activity ( Part 1, Part 2)
Wednesday, September 7 (Bring Book Today)
Finish "Itemize the Colonies" Activity
Thursday, September 8
Go over Chapter 2 Reading Guide
Discuss Unit 1 Test
Friday, September 9
Test: Unit 1 (Multiple choice in class)
Essay (Take home test). You will have one essay to write over the weekend. It will be due Monday. It needs to be word-processed. You will have a choice of AP Style essays dealing with colonization.
We will be starting Chapter 3 on Monday. You may begin reading p 79-95. The Reading Guide (Chapter 3 Part 1) will be assigned Monday. It will be due on Wednesday (Part 2 will be assigned on Wednesday and will be due next Friday. It is available here if you would like to get ahead).
Monday, September 5, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Schedule August 29-September 2
Monday, August 29
Lecture: English Colonization of North America (Part 1: Virginia) Click on link to download a copy of the powerpoint)
Tuesday, August 30
Document Discussion: "The Starving Tyme"
Lecture: English Colonization of North America (Part 2: New England) Click on the link to download the powerpoint
Chapter 1 Reading Guide due tomorrow.
Wednesday, August 31
Video: Massacre at Mystic (plus viewing sheet)
Read Chapter 2. Complete Reading Guide for Tuesday.
Thursday, September 1
Finish Movie. Discuss.
Puritan Document Analysis
Friday, September 2
1. Go over Chapter 1 Reading Guide
2. Lecture: From Puritans to an American Identity Click on the link to download the powerpoint
Chapter 2 reading guide due on Tuesday.
Test over Unit 1 next Friday.
Friday, August 19, 2011
SCHEDULE August 23-August 26
Tuesday, August 23
1. Introduction to AP United States History
2. Distribute Course Materials
HW: Read, "The Pristine Myth" and complete Reading Guide for tomorrow
Wednesday, August 24
1. Quiz over "Pristine Myth"
2. Discuss article
3. Lecture: "Native America" Part 1
HW: Read Omnivore's Dilemma (Chapter 1) and complete Article Analysis for Friday. Note: You may have a quiz over this as well.
Thursday, August 25
Lecture: "Native America" Part 2
Reminder: Omnivore's Dilemma due tomorrow.
Friday, August 26
Lecture: "The History of Corn"
HW: Read Prologue and Chapter 1 in American Nation. Complete reading guide for Wednesday.
Upcoming:
This unit covers chapters 1 and 2. The test for the Unit will be on September 9.
Welcome to a New Year!
Welcome to my class blog for Advanced Placement United States History. Here you will find everything you will need to be successful in class. Weekly schedules will be posted, along with due dates for assignments. In addition, all assignments are downloadable as well. This can come in handy if you are absent or you just want to get ahead.
I look forward to this year. See you soon.
Mr. Janu
I look forward to this year. See you soon.
Mr. Janu
Monday, May 2, 2011
FINAL STRETCH
Okay, folks. We are in the final stretch. I have put a link below for a short summary of the Cold War in the 1980s. It hits all of the important points.
COLD WAR 1980s REVIEW
Also, for what it's worth, here are the specialties for the people on APUSH board:
Christine L. Heyrman: early American social and maritime history (Univ of Delaware)
Betty A. Dessants: Foreign policy and 20th Century US (Shippensburg Univ, PA)
Christopher J. Olsen: Antebellum and Civil War (Indiana State Univ)
Ernest F. Freeberg: Free speech and religious liberty in the U.S. (Univ of Tennessee, Knoxville)
COLD WAR 1980s REVIEW
Also, for what it's worth, here are the specialties for the people on APUSH board:
Christine L. Heyrman: early American social and maritime history (Univ of Delaware)
Betty A. Dessants: Foreign policy and 20th Century US (Shippensburg Univ, PA)
Christopher J. Olsen: Antebellum and Civil War (Indiana State Univ)
Ernest F. Freeberg: Free speech and religious liberty in the U.S. (Univ of Tennessee, Knoxville)
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