3/27 --- 6.1 The Age of Jefferson (Part II): The Corps of Discovery

Good Morning 8th Graders!

I hope everyone is safe and healthy! If you're like me, you are probably feeling a little bit of cabin fever (very different from a typical fever) and might be going a little bit stir crazy. That being said, I am confident we will all step up in the coming weeks to adjust to our ever-changing world. Moving forward, you can expect to find online class assignments and instructions posted on the class blog on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings. If you ever have any questions or concerns, please feel free to email me (aplumley@laalliance.org) I truly miss you guys and hope to see you all as soon as possible... Please stay healthy!

- Mr. P

P.S. For those of you that have already taken the initiative of continuing reading on discoveryeducation.com, I thought I would share an article/video I came across recently about the Lewis and Clark expedition: 10 Little-Known Facts About the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

3/12 & 3/13 --- The Age of Jefferson (Part I)

DO NOW: 

• copy the vocabulary terms listed on the whiteboard
• skip a line between terms

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• Investigation: Jefferson vs. Hamilton

• Period 1
• Jefferson: 14
• Hamilton: 30
• Period 3
• Jefferson: 22
• Hamilton: 32
• Period 4
• Jefferson: 9
• Hamilton: 38
• Period 5
• Jefferson: 13
• Hamilton: 25
• Period 6
• Jefferson: 25
• Hamilton: 30

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Objectives: SWBAT summarize and assess the significance of key events that took place during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson

Standard: CA.US.8.4 - Students analyze the aspirations and ideals of the people of the new nation.

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AGENDA / ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS / ANNOUNCEMENTS

• CNN 10

• Chapter 6: Building a New National Identity

• (Concept 6.1) The Age of Jefferson
• (Introduction) - The Age of Jefferson (guided reading)
• S1. Marbury v. Madison and Judicial Review
• What events led to the case of Marbury v. Madison, and how was it important?
• S2. Eyes on the West
• How did trouble with Napoleon lead to a huge land deal?
• S3. Closing the Deal
• How did the Louisiana Purchase become official?
• S4. The Roots of Exploration
• How did the famous Lewis and Clark expedition begin?
• S5. The Roots of Exploration
  • How did the famous Lewis and Clark expedition begin?

Have you seen him?

Please remember to remove your hood! :)

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S1. Marbury v. Madison and Judicial Review

What events led to the case of Marbury v. Madison, and how was it important?

• video: Midnight Judges (1:30)
• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S1 
• respond to Focus Question 1 (pg 167)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question response

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S2. Eyes on the West

How did trouble with Napoleon lead to a huge land deal?

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S2
• respond to Focus Question 2 (pg 167)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S3. Closing the Deal

How did the Louisiana Purchase become official?

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S3 
• respond to Focus Question 3 (pg 167)

• video: The Louisiana Purchase (3:45)
• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S4. The Roots of Exploration

How did the famous Lewis and Clark expedition begin?

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S4
• respond to Focus Question 4 (pg 167)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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Exit Ticket

- define vocabulary terms 

3/11 --- (Concept 5.2) Hamilton vs. Jefferson - Part III

DO NOW: 

• read the introduction and Background tabs in the Enduring Debate: Jefferson vs. Hamilton investigation activity
• Investigation: Jefferson vs. Hamilton

• Period 1
• Jefferson: 14
• Hamilton: 30
• Period 3
• Jefferson: 22
• Hamilton: 32
• Period 4
• Jefferson: 9
• Hamilton: 38
• Period 5
• Jefferson: 13
• Hamilton: 25
• Period 6
• Jefferson: 25
• Hamilton: 30

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Objectives: SWBAT identify economic and governmental challenges of the new nation and analyze conflicting solutions to these problems proposed by the nation’s leaders

Standard: CA.US.8.3.4 - Understand how the conflicts between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton resulted in the emergence of two political parties (e.g., view of foreign policy, Alien and Sedition Acts, economic policy, National Bank, funding and assumption of the revolutionary debt).

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AGENDA / ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS / ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Chapter 5: Leaders and Challenges of a New Nation

• (Concept 5.2) Hamilton vs. Jefferson --- In what ways did George Washington's presidency influence the future of the U.S. political system?
• (Introduction) - The Spirit of Party (guided reading)
• S1. The First U.S. Political Parties
• Why did the first U.S. political parties form?
• S2 Differing Views About Democracy
• How democratic was the new government?
• S3. Dealing with Debt
• How did Hamilton address the nation’s debt problem? (Period 4)
• S4. The Business of America
• What other economic measures did Hamilton offer?
• S5. The National Bank
• How did the national bank become a source of debate?
• S6. France vs. Britain
•  How did political differences affect foreign policy?
• S7. U.S. Neutrality Violated
• Why did Great Britain and the United States sign Jay's Treaty?
• S8. John Adams Takes Office
  • How did disagreements between the parties continue during John Adams’s presidency?

• • Investigation: Jefferson vs. Hamilton
• Assessment 5.2: Hamilton vs. Jefferson (Multiple Choice)

Have you seen him?

Please remember to remove your hood! :)

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S1. The First U.S. Political Parties

Why did the first U.S. political parties form?

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S1 
• respond to Focus Question 1 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question response

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S2 Differing Views About Democracy

How democratic was the new government?

• video: 

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S2
• respond to Focus Question 2 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S3. Dealing with Debt

How did Hamilton address the nation’s debt problem?

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S3 
• respond to Focus Question 3 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S4. The Business of America

What other economic measures did Hamilton offer?

• video:  Hamilton's Plans (4:30)
• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S4
• respond to Focus Question 4 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S5. The National Bank

How did the national bank become a source of debate?

• video:  Creating a National Bank
• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S5
• respond to Focus Question 5 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S6. France vs. Britain

How did political differences affect foreign policy?

• video:  Washington Faces Challenges (4:15)
• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S5
• respond to Focus Question 5 (pg 155)
• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S7. U.S. Neutrality Violated

Why did Great Britain and the United States sign Jay's Treaty?

• read aloud and annotate S5
• respond to Focus Question 5 (pg 155)

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S8. John Adams Takes Office

How did disagreements between the parties continue during John Adams’s presidency?

video:  The XYZ Affair and the Alien and Sedition Acts (2:10)
















small groups:




• read aloud and annotate S5
• respond to Focus Question 5 (pg 155)













whole class: 




• share out Focus Question 

3/9 & 3/10 --- (Concept 5.2) Hamilton vs. Jefferson - Part II

DO NOW: 

• copy and annotate the lesson objective in your composition book

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Objectives: SWBAT describe conflicts at home and abroad during the presidencies of George Washington and John Adams.

• SWBAT identify economic and governmental challenges of the new nation and analyze conflicting solutions to these problems proposed by the nation’s leaders

• SWBAT describe and explain the significance of precedents established during the presidency of George Washington and evaluate the significance of Washington’s Farewell Address.

Standard: CA.US.8.3.4 - Understand how the conflicts between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton resulted in the emergence of two political parties (e.g., view of foreign policy, Alien and Sedition Acts, economic policy, National Bank, funding and assumption of the revolutionary debt).

________________________________________________________________________________

AGENDA / ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS / ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Chapter 5: Leaders and Challenges of a New Nation

• (Concept 5.2) Hamilton vs. Jefferson --- In what ways did George Washington's presidency influence the future of the U.S. political system?
• (Introduction) - The Spirit of Party (guided reading)
• S1. The First U.S. Political Parties
• Why did the first U.S. political parties form?
• S2 Differing Views About Democracy
• How democratic was the new government?
• S3. Dealing with Debt
• How did Hamilton address the nation’s debt problem? (Period 4)
• S4. The Business of America
• What other economic measures did Hamilton offer?
• S5. The National Bank
• How did the national bank become a source of debate?
• S6. France vs. Britain
•  How did political differences affect foreign policy?
• S7. U.S. Neutrality Violated
• Why did Great Britain and the United States sign Jay's Treaty?
• S8. John Adams Takes Office
  • How did disagreements between the parties continue during John Adams’s presidency?

• Assessment 5.2: Hamilton vs. Jefferson
• Multiple Choice

Have you seen him?

Please remember to remove your hood! :)

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S1. The First U.S. Political Parties

Why did the first U.S. political parties form?

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S1 
• respond to Focus Question 1 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question response

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S2 Differing Views About Democracy

How democratic was the new government?

• video: 

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S2
• respond to Focus Question 2 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S3. Dealing with Debt

How did Hamilton address the nation’s debt problem?

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S3 
• respond to Focus Question 3 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S4. The Business of America

What other economic measures did Hamilton offer?

• video:  Hamilton's Plans (4:30)
• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S4
• respond to Focus Question 4 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S5. The National Bank

How did the national bank become a source of debate?

• video:  Creating a National Bank
• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S5
• respond to Focus Question 5 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S6. France vs. Britain

How did political differences affect foreign policy?

• video:  Washington Faces Challenges (4:15)
• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S5
• respond to Focus Question 5 (pg 155)
• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

____________________________________________________________________________

S7. U.S. Neutrality Violated

Why did Great Britain and the United States sign Jay's Treaty?

video:  Jay's Treaty (1:15)







small groups:




• read aloud and annotate S5
• respond to Focus Question 5 (pg 155)




whole class: 




• share out Focus Question 

____________________________________________________________________________

S8. John Adams Takes Office

How did disagreements between the parties continue during John Adams’s presidency?

video:  The XYZ Affair and the Alien and Sedition Acts (2:10)







small groups:




• read aloud and annotate S5
• respond to Focus Question 5 (pg 155)




whole class: 




• share out Focus Question 

3/5 & 3/6 --- (Concept 5.2) Hamilton vs. Jefferson Part I

DO NOW: 

• in your composition book, copy the lesson objective

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Objectives: SWBAT analyze the development of early political parties and ideologies, particularly those supported by Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton

• SWBAT identify economic and governmental challenges of the new nation and analyze conflicting solutions to these problems proposed by the nation’s leaders

• SWBAT describe and explain the significance of precedents established during the presidency of George Washington and evaluate the significance of Washington’s Farewell Address.

Standard: CA.US.8.3.4 - Understand how the conflicts between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton resulted in the emergence of two political parties (e.g., view of foreign policy, Alien and Sedition Acts, economic policy, National Bank, funding and assumption of the revolutionary debt).

________________________________________________________________________________

AGENDA / ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS / ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Chapter 5: Leaders and Challenges of a New Nation

• (Concept 5.2) Hamilton vs. Jefferson --- In what ways did George Washington's presidency influence the future of the U.S. political system?
• (Introduction) - The Spirit of Party (guided reading)
• S1. The First U.S. Political Parties
• Why did the first U.S. political parties form?
• S2 Differing Views About Democracy
• How democratic was the new government?
• S3. Dealing with Debt
• How did Hamilton address the nation’s debt problem?
• S4. The Business of America
• What other economic measures did Hamilton offer?
• S5. The National Bank
• How did the national bank become a source of debate?

• Assessment 5.2: Hamilton vs. Jefferson
• Multiple Choice

Have you seen him?

Please remember to remove your hood! :)

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S1. The First U.S. Political Parties

Why did the first U.S. political parties form?

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S1 
• respond to Focus Question 1 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question response

________________________________________________________________________________

S2 Differing Views About Democracy

How democratic was the new government?

• video: 

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S2
• respond to Focus Question 2 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S3. Dealing with Debt

How did Hamilton address the nation’s debt problem?

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S3 
• respond to Focus Question 3 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

_________________________________________________________________________________

S4. The Business of America

What other economic measures did Hamilton offer?

• video:  Hamilton's Plans (4:30)
• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S4
• respond to Focus Question 4 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

_________________________________________________________________________________

S5. The National Bank

How did the national bank become a source of debate?

• video:  Creating a National Bank
• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S5
• respond to Focus Question 5 (pg 155)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

3/2 & 3/3: Ch.5: Leaders and Challenges of a New Nation

DO NOW: 

• write a list of characteristics / qualities you think a good leader demonstrates
• title your list "Qualities of a Good Leader"

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Objectives: 

• SWBAT identify economic and governmental challenges of the new nation and analyze conflicting solutions to these problems proposed by the nation’s leaders

• SWBAT describe and explain the significance of precedents established during the presidency of George Washington and evaluate the significance of Washington’s Farewell Address.

Standard: CA.US.8.3.4 - Understand how the conflicts between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton resulted in the emergence of two political parties (e.g., view of foreign policy, Alien and Sedition Acts, economic policy, National Bank, funding and assumption of the revolutionary debt).

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AGENDA / ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS / ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Chapter 5: Leaders and Challenges of a New Nation

• Concept 5.1 Washington's Presidency --- In what ways did George Washington's presidency influence the future of the U.S. political system?
• (Introduction) - A New Leader for a New Government (guided reading)
• S1. Washington Sets Some "Firsts"
• What examples did George Washington establish that others would follow?
• S2. A New Nation, Conceived in Debt
• How did the United States deal with its debt from problems after the Revolutionary War?
• S3. Playing Politics
• How did political parties emerge?
• S4. Washington Bids Farewell
• What advice did George Washington give to the country as he left office?

• Assessment 5.1: Washington's Presidency
• Multiple Choice

Have you seen him?

Please remember to remove your hood! :)

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S1. Washington Sets Some "Firsts"

What examples did George Washington establish that others would follow?

• video: George Washington: The First President of the United States | Biography

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S1 
• respond to Focus Question 1 (pg 147)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question response

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S2. A New Nation, Conceived in Debt

How did the United States deal with its debt from problems after the Revolutionary War?

• video: Establishing a Permanent U.S. Capital (1:40)

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S2
• respond to Focus Question 2 (pg 147)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S3. Playing Politics

How did political parties emerge?

• video: What are political parties?

• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S3 
• respond to Focus Question 3 (pg 147)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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S4. Washington Bids Farewell

What advice did George Washington give to the country as he left office?

• video:  
• small groups:
• read aloud and annotate S4
• respond to Focus Question 4 (pg 147)

• whole class: 
• share out Focus Question 

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