Attached are the notes for our unit on The Great Depression & New Deal Era.
The Great Depression Notes CH 15
Attached are the notes for our unit on The Great Depression & New Deal Era.
The Great Depression Notes CH 15
The following video clips cover various aspects of several different Amendments to the Constitution.
The 1st Amendment
4th Amendment
5th Amendment
The videos below are a good review over the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution.
The link below will allow you access to this assignment. You will need to use the internet to complete this. Many of these Amendments will be covered more in depth later when we get into our unit on the Constitution.
Formal Amendments to the Constitution Assignment (google docs)
The Formal Amendments to the Constitution Assignment
Information found on these websites…
The link below will take you to information comparing the difference between a “Civil Right” and a “Civil Liberty”.
Civil Rights vs Civil Liberties info
The link below will take you to info on the Bill of Rights.
10 things to think about the Bill of Rights
Below are discussion questions based on the information above.
Civil Rights vs Civil Liberties Article Questions
The video below gives a good explanation of the difference between civil liberties and civil rights.
Read the section titled “Letters of Liberty” on page 78 in your textbook and answer the following questions…
Image of page 78 below if needed (you can enlarge it to read)
*Answer the “Analyzing Primary Sources” Questions 1-4 at the bottom of the page. Answers only (you do not need to re-write the questions).
Answer these additional questions…
5. Have you ever felt like any of your first amendment rights have been violated? So think about your right to freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition. (This does not necessarily have to be in any severe or legal way. Maybe you feel one of your first amendment rights were violated in some minor way). A. If so, which one? B. How did you respond? C. What was the outcome?
6. If you DO NOT feel like any of your first amendment rights have been violated in any way (major or minor) answer the following question…Which of the first amendment rights do you think is the MOST important? Explain your answer.
Go to the link below and answer the questions follow.
Domestic and International policies of 20s
1. What did Republicans and Harding mean by promising Americans “a return to normacy”?
2. President Harding’s administration was mired in scandal. What happened in the “Tea Pot Dome Scandal”?
3. Why were Progressives opposed to the Republican leadership of the 1920s?
4. How did Republican policy of the 1920s reflect regret for involvement in World War I? Give a specific example.
5. Why were American banks basically funding repayment of American war debt? What solution was attempted?
Use the powerpoint below to answer the questions that follow about the “Red Scare” of the 1920s.
CH 14 Red Scare ppt presentation
Red Scare Notes in google Presentation
1. What were the main sources of American’s fear of communism during the 1920s?
2. Why do you think most American’s rejected the principles of communism?
3. How did anarchists in our country contribute to Americans fear of communism?
4. How did the case of Sacco and Vanzetti show American fear fo communism?
5. Who was Mitchell Palmer? What role did he play in the Red Scare of the 1920s?
6. What happened to “victims” of the Palmer Raids?
7. Why was Palmer able to get away with his raids, arrests, and deportations without hard evidence?
8. Why do many believe Palmer took advantage of the American public’s fear of communism?
9. How specifically, were people’s right’s violated during the Red Scare?
10. How do you think the Red Scare contributed to the growth of the KKK during the 1920s? What lesson can be learned from the Red Scare?
The link below will access discussion questions related to the video. Answer each as you watch the video. The questions are in order of how they appear in the video for the most part.
Video Questions – The Century “Boom to Bust” 1920s (Google Doc)
Click the link below to access the study guides.
The following notes go along with sections 1 & 2 of chapter 13:
CH 13, ST 1 & 2 Social Changes of the 20s Notes
Use the following websites to help you with the study guides:
Contained in this entry are all the notes for the Roaring 1920s unit.
They are provided here, IN ORDER…
CH 13 Social Changes of the 20s notes (google pres)
Cultural Conflicts of the 1920s (google pres)
CH 14, ST 1 Notes – Republican Politics in the 1920s (google pres)