Weekly Agenda May 23-26

1940's

Monday
Review and Edit Annotations
NOTES from AV 586-593
"The HomeFront"
-women
-African Americans
-Mexicans
-Racism: Zoot Suit Riots
-Japanese Internment
-Daily Life
HW turn your annotations into turnitin.com by WED at 10pm

Tuesday
PBS' The War
-Pay close attention to the treatment of Japanese Americans
-map AV p595
Internment poetry, cartoons
-primary source analysis

Wednesday and Thursday
Propaganda Posters
-defining propaganda and its role during the war, as a political and social tool
-group will look at posters and analyze their effect on the American ppl during WWII
-groups will create their own propaganda poster on current issues
-create a hyposthesis or DBQ as if you were students analyzing your poster
HW Bring roughdraft for research paper next _________

NEXT:
Sould we have dropped the bomb?
-documentary
-worksheets
-socratic seminar
-DBQ
-UNIT TEST

Weekly Agenda May 16-20

1940's

CST Testing all Week: Classes Meet Twice

DAY 1:

The War by Ken Burns (PBS)

Examining Primary Documents

-Hitler's 'justification'

The Holocaust

-notes and reflections

HW You're working on typing your annotations

DAY 2:

The War by Ken Burns (PBS)

-notes

HW Annotated Bibliography due MONDAY

Weekly Agenda May 9-13

1940's : WWII

Monday

Monday is a library day

-look for primary documents

-documents and DBQ due this FRIDAY

Tuesday-Friday

The World Powers

Worksheet: identify major leaders, their countries and style of governing

AV Notes: 537-539

The American Position AV 539-541

Sequencing Map: WWII Begins

AV Notes: 544-548

The Holocaust

Primary Document Analysis Practice

AV Notes: 550-555

Additionally, we will spend some time working on creating our DBQs.

AND, we will watch excerpts from PBS Home Video The WAR

Weekly Agenda May 2-6

Monday & Tuesday
FDR's "New Deals' Quiz
Jazz documentary excerpts
AV 520-527

• Supreme Court
• Roosevelt recession
• Eleanor Roosevelt: AV p529

-woman's suffrage
-first activist first lady
--kept the public up-to-date on White House activities
--influenced the creation of the National Youth Administration, which provided financial aid and job training
--worked closely with the NAACP
--asst. director of Office of Civilian Defense
After her husband's death, she was a delegate for the United Nations and helped to draft the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

• legacy
• Primary sources

Wednesday
Reviewing language and details associated with the 1930's

Thursday & Friday
Study Guide and Test