Weekly Agenda Feb 7-11

Progressivism & WWI

MONDAY & TUESDAY
Finish review of previous semester notes
-Women's suffrage
-->primary sources: reactions to "Declaration of Sentiments"
--> your reactions
Assignment: In The News-analyzing primary versus secondary sources and presentation requirements
-President Roosevelt
-->accomplishments
-->trials and tribulations
-->modern applications
HW for WED, bring in a source (primary or secondary) to practice In The News

WEDNESDAY
Geography

• tracing the progressives influence across the United States
• President Roosevelt's influence
• environmental reform
• health and safety: Upton Sinclair
  
• suffrage: Susan B. Anthony & Elizabeth Cady Stanton
  
• muckrakers:
• capitalism: Carnegie, Rockefeller
• socialism: Eugene Debs,
  
• Big $: Rail & Oil

Quiz tomorrow, fill in blank map

THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Introduction World War I

1. President Woodrow Wilson
   
2. The Mexican Revolution
3. Outbreak (Alliances-map)
   
4. Neutrality
5. Draft and women, in war
6. Suspicion and limits on free speech

NEXT
Trench warfare
Extended Lessons: League of Nations
The War's Impact

• race
• red scare
• President Harding and "a return to normalcy"

Review of In the News and prepare for unit test