Hello, APUSHers:
Here are your spring break assignments. There are mandatory assignments, as well as some opportunities for GEM points.
MANDATORY ASSIGNMENTS.
Please Note DUE DATES. NOT ALL OF THE ASSIGNMENTS ARE DUE WHEN WE GET BACK!
1. READ CHAPTER 32. Complete Guided Reading Questions, and Chapter ID's. BE PREPARED FOR A QUIZZITO ON CHAPTER 32 on the THURSDAY WE GET BACK FROM SPRING BREAK. THIS ASSIGNMENT IS DUE ON THURSDAY APRIL 8th.
2. READ CHAPTER 34. Complete Guided Reading Questions and Chapter ID's. Be Prepared for a QUIZZITO on Chapter 34 on MONDAY APRIL 12th.
3. "America in the 20th Century" Film Festival. Due Date April 19th
- CLICK HERE. PRINT the QUESTIONS.
- CLICK HERE. You will be directed to a link for all EIGHT of the "America in the 20th Century" Videos. Again, for those of you who do not have a POWER MEDIA PLUS account, you must get one right away!
- WATCH each of the videos. As with any lecture, or video, it's a great idea to take notes while you're watching.
- Answer the questions, either on looseleaf, or type them up.
GEM ASSIGNMENT:
THE GREAT GATSBY QUEST Get interdisciplinary! Combine language arts and US History, and go the extra mile!
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Can You Post The Link For The Chapter 32??
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Identifications
Warren G. Harding 29th president of the US until he suffered a heart attack in 1923
Charles Evan Hughes the 36th governer of new York. He lost the presidential election to wilson
Andrew Mellon the secretary of treasury for eveven years
Herbert Hoover the 31st president of the united states
Albert B. Fall senator of new mexico and secretary of interior. He lead the teapot dome scandal
Harry M. Daugherty part of the ohio gang under warren g harding
Charles R. Forbes the first director of the veterens borau
Robert LaFollette was candidate for presidency in 1912 and 1924
Alfred E. Smith governor of ny 4 times and first rc to run for president
Ohio Gang Harry Dautry created this group name under the presidency of Hardning
Washington conference a meeting about nine nations in the pacific
Kellogg-Briand Pact treaty that prohibited the use of war
Fordney-McCumber Tariff Law reflected American isolantist and followed ww1
Teapot Dome Scandal investigation on the white house under hardening thought to be politicial corruption
McNary-Haugen Bill limited agricultural sales in the us
Dawes Plan to collect war repatations and dept from germany
Hawley-Smoot Tariff raised tariffs on goods to a much higher level
Black Tuesday the crash of the stock marked and beginning of the great depression
Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC) a war finance corporation
Bonus Army when Washington dc war protested
Hoover-Stimson doctrine noted to china of non recognition of territorial changes internationally
Herbert Hoover 31st president
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