1. Warm Up Questions
   
   1. Why and how did the United States limit immigration?
   2. Why did labor union membership decline in the 1920s?
   
   
2. Harding and Coolidge Presidencies
   Use the information to answer the questions
   
   
3. Growth of the Middle Class
   Watch the EdPuzzle presentation, answer the appropriate questions within, and take notes, either in the Google Doc or on your own

1. Warm Up Questions
   
   1. By 1920, what was the United States' role in the world?
   2. In Shell Shock (which hopefully you watched), World War I veteran Donald Hodge said “Nobody wins in a war, they lost but we didn't win.” What do you think he meant?
   
   
2. Postwar Intolerance
   Watch the EdPuzzle presentation, answer the appropriate questions within, and take notes, either in the Google Doc or on your own
   
   
3. Palmer Raids Document Analysis
   Use the documents (Google Classroom) to answer the questions
   
   
4. Begin work on 1920s Unit Essential Questions (Homework--Due the day of the unit test)

1. Warm Up Questions
   
   1. Why did the Allies reject Wilson’s peace plan?
   2. Why did the United States neither formally approve the Treaty of Versailles nor join the League of Nations?
   
   
2. America as a World Power Test

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. What new domestic opportunities did the war offer for women and African Americans?
   2. How did the Espionage and Sedition Acts affect civil liberties in the United States?
   
   
2. Wilson Fights For Peace
   Watch the EdPuzzle presentation, answer the appropriate questions within, and take notes, either in the Google Doc or on your own
   
   
3. League of Nations Document Analysis
   Use the documents to answer the questions
   
   
4. Finish Essential Questions and Study for Test (Homework)

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. How did the United States help secure enough food and supplies to fight the war?
   2. How did the United States attempt to sway public opinion in favor of the war effort?
   
   
2. Social Change and Civil Liberties
   Watch the EdPuzzle presentation, answer the appropriate questions within, and take notes, either in the Google Doc or on your own
   
   
3. Sedition in World War I Document Analysis
   Use the documents to answer the questions
   

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. How did the sinking of the Lusitania change American public opinion?
   2. How did the United States mobilize to fight the war?
   
   
2. War at Home
   Watch the EdPuzzle presentation, answer the appropriate questions within, and take notes, either in the Google Doc or on your own
   
   
3. Spanish Flu vs COVID-19 Document Analysis
   Use the documents and your own internet research to answer the questions

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. What was Roosevelt’s “Big Stick Diplomacy”?
   2. How did the United States get the rights to build a canal across Central America?
   
   
2. Department Benchmark #1-Close Reading
   
   
3. American Involvement
   Watch the EdPuzzle presentation, answer the appropriate questions within, and take notes, either in the Google Doc or on your own

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. What were the consequences of the war for Spain and the United States?
   2. Why did the Treaty of Paris cause such debate among Americans?
   
   
2. Foreign Policy in Latin America
   Watch the EdPuzzle presentation, answer the appropriate questions within, and take notes, either in the Google Doc or on your own
   
   
3. Acquiring New Lands
   Use information sheets on China, Cuba, Philippines and Puerto Rico to fill out the chart

1. Warm Up Questions
   1. From the perspective of an imperialist, rank the three reasons (political, economic, cultural) in order of justifiability, with reasons why.
   
   
2. Spanish-American War
   Watch the EdPuzzle presentation, answer the appropriate questions within, and take notes, either in the Google Doc or on your own
   
   
3. Start of the Spanish-American War Document Analysis
   Use the documents to answer the questions
   

1. Warm Up Questions
   Copy: Imperialism--Policy in which stronger nations extend their political, economic, or military control over weaker territories
   1. List examples of imperialism throughout history.
   
   
2. Imperialism and America
   Watch the EdPuzzle presentation, answer the appropriate questions within, and take notes, either in the Google Doc or on your own
   
   
3. Reasons For Imperialism
   For each quote, state the reason for imperialism being advocated--Political, Economic or Cultural--and why you chose that reason
   
   
4. Begin work on America as a World Power Unit Essential Questions (Homework--Due the day of the unit test)