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Period 4 1800-1848
How Democratic was Andrew Jackson Writing Prompt
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◄ Period 4 Lesson 6 - The Monroe Doctrine, the Election of 1824, and the Missouri Compromise
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Coach Kavanagh's AP US History Syllabus
AP U.S. History Syllabus - AP Course Outline and Guide
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HW Bush to Clinton Guided Notes
Clinton to W. Bush Guided Lecture Notes
W. Bush to Obama Guided Lecture Notes
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LEQ Rubric
The Thesis Google Slides
The Thesis Graded Practice
The Introductory Paragraph
19th Century Review and Writing
The DBQ Day 2 Activity
Period 6 Practice DBQ
Period 6 Practice DBQ Peer Grading Instructions
Modified DBQ - African_Americans
Modified DBQ - Women
Period 7-9 Economic Review
Period 1-9 Review Google Slides
Period 1-9 Review Notes - Google Docs Version
Review for APUSH Test Forum
Period 8 Lesson 1 - HIPP a JFK Speech
Period 8 Lesson 2 - Communism Spreads to Asia
Period 8 Lesson 3 - The Origins of the Vietnam War
Period 8 Lesson 4 - Vietnam and Congress Executive Power Shift
History of Rock N Roll in the 1950s Article
The Civil Rights Movement: Rosa Parks to Black Power
Other Movements - Google Slides Assignment
Letter from Birmingham Jail
MLK Letter Tasks 1, 2 and 3
MLK Letter Task 4 - HIPP Civil Rights Documents
MLK Letter Task 5 - Return Letter to MLK
Period 8 Lesson 5 - Nixon, Watergate and the Election of 1980
Period 9 Lesson 1 - New Conservatism and the Reagan Revolution
Period 8/9 Forum
Period 7 Lesson 1 - The Election of 1896
Period 7 Lesson 2 - Muckrakers and Progressive Reform
Period 7 Lesson 3 - Teddy Roosevelt, Our First Progressive President
Period 7 Lesson 4 - Taft, the Election of 1912 and Wilson
The Panama Canal Reading and Chart
Period 7 Lesson 5 - The Arguments For and Against Imperialism
Period 7 Lesson 6 - From Imperialism to World War I
Period 7 Lesson 7 - War on the Homefront
Effects of World War 1 Google Slides - War
Effects of World War Guided Notes/14 Points Venn Diagram
The Last Word/How We Got Here - Pearl Harbor
Period 7 Lesson 8 - On the Homefront: Support for World War II
World War II Battle Worksheet: The European Theatre
World War II Battle Worksheet: The Pacific Theatre
Period 7 Lesson 9 - "Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Justified or Not?"
Effects of World War I at Home - Google Slides
1920s Mass Culture Activity
3rd Quarter Project Rubric
Causes of the Great Depression - Google Slides
Period 7 Lesson 10 - "Hoover, FDR and the Election of 1932"
Period 7 Lesson 11 - Critics on the Right and Left
Period 7 Lesson 12 - Change Over Time: The Role of Women
Civil Rights Worksheet
Period 7 Forum
Period 6 Lesson 1 - Republican Vision
Period 6 Lesson 2 - Transformation of the West
Period 6 Lesson 3 - Railroad Revolution
Period 6 Lesson 4 - Immigrants: Old v. New
Period 6 Lesson 5 - Labor vs. Robber Barons
Period 6 Lesson 6 - Farmer's Protest
Period 6 Lesson 7 - Political Corruption
Period 6 Lesson 8 - The New South
The Role of the Supreme Court
Period 6 Forum
Period 5 Lesson 1 - The Mexican-American War - Was it in the National Interest?
2nd Quarter Extra Credit Opportunity
Mexican American War Writing Prompt
Period 5 Lesson 2 - Compromise: Delay of a Crisis
Period 5 Lesson 3 - Fort Sumter and the Strategies, Goals and Advantages of the North and South
Period 5 Lesson 4 - Predictions and Reality
Period 5 Lesson 5 - Lincoln's Take on Slavery
Meet the 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments
Period 5 Lesson 6 - Political, Social and Economic Impacts of the War
North or South: Who Killed Reconstruction? Mini-DBQ and Writing Prompt
Period 5 Lesson 7 - The Lost Cause
Period 5 Forum
Practice SAQs Rewrite How-To
APUSH Period 4 Homework
Period 4 Lesson 1 – The Development of Political Parties in the New American Republic
Period 4 Lesson 2 - The Election of 1800
Marshall's Court Case Briefing Rubric
Period 4 Lesson 3 - The War of 1812
Period 4 Lesson 4 - The End of Homespun
Women in the Lowell System
Period 4 Lesson 5 - Antebellum South/Slavery in the South
Period 4 Lesson 6 - The Monroe Doctrine, the Election of 1824, and the Missouri Compromise
Period 4 Lesson 7 - A Nation of Drunkards
Period 4 Lesson 8 - Abolitionism
Period 4 Lesson 9 - Antebellum Women's Movement
Period 4 Forum
Mercantilism Review
Period 3 Lesson 1 - The Duel for America
Back to School Night Presentation
Period 3 Lesson 2 - The Last Word/How We Got Here
Period 3 Lesson 3 - Join or Die
The Declaration of Independence
1st Quarter Project
The SAQ - Your Guide to ACEing the SAQ
Period 3 Lesson 5 - The Losers of the American Revolution?
Period 3 Lesson 6 - The Constitution
Period 3 Lesson 7 - Jefferson vs. Hamilton
Period 3 Lesson 8 - First Administrations: Adams
Period 3 Forum
Coach Kavanagh's AP US History Syllabus
MyAP Website
Maryland Bone Activity
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Period 2 Lesson 1 - The Puritans in New England
Period 2 Lesson 2 - Old World and New World Comparisons
Period 2 Lesson 3 - Indian Relations and Rebellions
Chapter 2 Lesson 4 - The Three Colonial Sections - More Similar or Different?
Chapter 2 Lesson 5 - For God and Country
Period 1 and Period 2 Multiple Choice Test - Preview
Khan Academy - Multiple Choice Example
Tom Richey's Multiple Choice Guide
Period 2 Lesson 6 - Origins of American Slavery
Period 2 Lesson 7 - The Enlightenment and Great Awakening
MyAP Multiple Choice Test Re-Grade
Period 1 and 2 Forum
Period 4 Lesson 7 - A Nation of Drunkards ►