Final Exam Review
Google Docs – Vietnam War
These are due by Wednesday night (5/30) at 9 pm. “1971: Pentagon Papers” quiz has been moved to Thursday, and the quest on Vietnam is now on Friday, 6/1.
Below the Daily Show video are the Google Docs. This interview is with historian Robert Caro who shared some fascinating insights w/ J-Stew about LBJ (this is Caro’s 4th book on LBJ). Enjoy.
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart | Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c | |||
Robert Caro | ||||
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1st Hour – http://bit.ly/L81z5L
2nd Hour – http://bit.ly/LwhKwg
3rd Hour – http://bit.ly/JIohWz
5th Hour – http://bit.ly/Kji1CP
Daisy ad – 1964 + Bad Romance for Suffrage
Socratic Seminar groups and questions
Link to the Google Doc groups – http://bit.ly/JVUR4Y
For the earlier hours, I decided to change up the questions. Everybody has to do question #1, and then you pick one question for your part.
1.Compare the degress of success or failure of the Civil Rights Movement and Populist Movement. Consider: a. legislation passed, b. effectiveness of legislation, c. difference between stated goals and accomplished goals, d. effect on the dominant culture of the U.S.
Part 1 / Group 1 (choose only one)
#2. Why were many whites suprised by the black revolt of the 1950s and 1960s?
#3 Why did Truman and his advisers feel a need to “act on the race question” immediately following World War 2? What evidence exists to support Zinn’s answer to this question?
Part 2 / Group 2 (choose only one)
#4 What compromises did civil rights leaders make in order to have federal approval of the 1963 March on Washington? Why do you think they felt that federal approval was worth such compromise?
#5 What do you think Zinn means by this “….but voting was not a fundamental solution to racism or poverty?”
Part 3 / Group 3 (choose only one)
#6 Why did King speak out against the war in Vietnam? Why did he not speak out against the war earlier than he did?
#7 How was “busing” an “ingenious concession to protest”? Did it contribute to deferring the dream (from Langston Hughes’ poem)?
Your 2 questions on the Zinn chapter need to be emailed / typed and turned in by Monday’s class period.
If you’ve lost your chapter, here’s a copy of Howard Zinn’s book online (free), starting with Ch. 17. http://www.historyisaweapon.com/defcon1/zinn17explo.html
Cool World War 2 links
Here are links to some of the websites we looked at in class concerning rationing:
Farming in the 1940s – http://www.livinghistoryfarm.org/farminginthe40s/life_08.html
British rationing from 1940-1954 – http://www.historyonthenet.com/WW2/home_front.htm
World War II rationing on the American home front – http://www.ameshistoricalsociety.org/exhibits/events/rationing.htm (this is the one we spent time looking at in class).
A Canadian propaganda film made by Walt Disney studios (yes, you’ll see some of your favorite old Disney characters) called “All Together”.
“Scrap Happy Daffy” – Daffy Duck sings about all the things that Americans could turn in at scrap drives to help with the war effort (don’t forget that these cartoons depict the stereotypical / racist attitudes towards the Axis powers).
Link to videos of Streamlines and Breadlines
Part one – http://youtu.be/mX6zAs3Lmh4
Part 2 – http://youtu.be/Q2DgWgBoves
Part 3 – http://youtu.be/dR4MwompiQw
Part 4 – http://youtu.be/9m5S0Rw8c0U
Part 5 – http://youtu.be/0iHT7ZASUNA
Google Docs – New Deal
There are no power cards due next week.
1st Hour – http://tinyurl.com/6rxhsbh
2nd Hour – http://tinyurl.com/85meyl3
3rd Hour – http://tinyurl.com/6p2us69
5th Hour – http://tinyurl.com/6pmfgqs
These are due on Sunday night, March 25th @ 11:59 p.m.
Link to the College Board’s website for the DBQ (2003 essay question) – http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/members/exam/exam_information/2089.html
Scroll down to the bottom to find 2003 Essay Repsonse Question 1.
The Snowball Fight – World War I
Google Docs for Progressive Era
2nd Hour – http://tinyurl.com/7ge9rwb
3rd Hour – http://tinyurl.com/86w28vt
4th Hour http://tinyurl.com/7n77ke6
5th Hour – http://tinyurl.com/762sxy8
Due Thursday, January 26 at 8 pm. Test Monday, January 30.