Complete the Kahoot as a class before beginning the test.
Login using the information below, and search for the video titled "19th Century Turning Points in U.S. History: 1800-1826" and watch as a review.
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Unit 3 Short Answer Practice:
connection between the two terms, beyond simple identification.
Try this using the terms from the essential standards sheet as part of your review.
- Select three separate terms that you believe are connected in some way. You cannot “double up” on a term.
- Identify the term selected (you may choose to do this in a graphic organizer, or written out in paragraph format). This should be a brief, but thorough, description of the term, idea, person, etc. demonstrating that you understand the term and its significance.
connection between the two terms, beyond simple identification.
Try this using the terms from the essential standards sheet as part of your review.
Create a key for the following territorial changes below on your map:
The defined treaties below belong in the boxes above. Research the treaties, find the matching description below, and copy it into the correct box on your sheet. You will need to study this for your Unit 3 Test.
Case Study Group Activity:
You will work as a team of four (sit within the seat rows) - split into group A and group B and pick which case study will be done.
1. Define nationalism, sectionalism, and precedent on a separate sheet of paper.
2. Read the case study and answer the questions with your partner on a separate sheet of paper. (This will be turned in for your group for a grade)
3. Choose how you both will explain your case to the other group in your team in a way that is easy to understand and concise.
4. All four team members will write one paragraph explaining:
A) The impact of both these Marshall Court cases had on the nation.
B) The significance of the "precedents" established by these court cases.
C) Explain conflicts over the issue of nationalism vs. sectionalism that will arise following these cases.
You will work as a team of four (sit within the seat rows) - split into group A and group B and pick which case study will be done.
1. Define nationalism, sectionalism, and precedent on a separate sheet of paper.
2. Read the case study and answer the questions with your partner on a separate sheet of paper. (This will be turned in for your group for a grade)
3. Choose how you both will explain your case to the other group in your team in a way that is easy to understand and concise.
4. All four team members will write one paragraph explaining:
A) The impact of both these Marshall Court cases had on the nation.
B) The significance of the "precedents" established by these court cases.
C) Explain conflicts over the issue of nationalism vs. sectionalism that will arise following these cases.
Answer the questions from the viewing guide, starting at 43 minutes into the program.
