US History Assignments for Sept. 8 – 11
Sept. 8/9 This week’s topic is Reconstruction.
Objectives:
·
Assess the influences of people on
Reconstruction.
·
Describe the importance of the 13, 114, and 15
Amendments.
·
Describe and assess the effects of Black codes
on freed people.
·
Analyze the sharecropping system as applied in
the post-war South.
Activities:
Look at Vocabulary on page 23. Bellwork:
Copy the terms into your notes…yes, I know there are 29 of them. You will need them for the next step. Suggestion:
As you take notes, highlight the terms that are used. Complete the timeline and turn it in. 15 minutes
You will work in groups at your table. Each person will study one of the following
topics and will be responsible for explaining the topic to others in the
group. All information is in Chapter 2,
pages 23 – 33). Decide on who will work on the following. (if you can’t decide,
I will)
·
Plans of Reconstruction (2 people if table has 5
or more)
·
Amendments 13, 14, 15
·
Government and Economics of Reconstruction in
the South
·
End of Reconstruction and its Aftermath
Read your section and take notes: 20 minutes
Break into expert groups and compare notes… 15 minutes
Back into home groups:
Explain your section and everyone will take notes on a graphic organizer. One set of notes from each group will be
collected (all will get the grade). The
person will be chosen at random by me.
30 minutes
Review: 5 minutes
Sept. 10/11
Objective: Analyze the importance of the 13, 14, and 15
amendments, Black Codes, and Freedman’s Bureau. Essential question: “Were African Americans free
during Reconstruction?”
Activities:
Each student will be given a set of documents to read and
answer guided questions.
Students at each table will discuss the EQ using Socratic
Seminar techniques.
Students will then attempt to reach a consensus on the
EQ. They will write a summary of the
arguments and conclusion to be turned in at the end of class.
Assignment will continue next week...Completed on Monday/Tuesday.
An exit slip will be assigned to assess understanding of
objectives.
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