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EPISODES BONUS MATERIALS
Test Taking Strategies
Test Taking Strategies
Test structure, strategies for multiple choice, DBQ, and free response
How to Write the Free Response Essay
How to Write the Free Response Essay
How to write the free response essay
Introduction
Introduction
Course introduction
History as Mystery
History as Mystery
Multiple-choice questions
What REAL Historians Do
What REAL Historians Do
Historical essays
"GREASing" Success
Free-response essay, urbanization, industrialization
A Funny Thing Happened…
A Funny Thing Happened…
Discovery, Westward expansion, Louisiana Purchase, Manifest Destiny
We the People Kind Of
We the People Kind Of
Constitution, Bill of Rights, Founding Fathers, new nation
A More Perfect Union?
A More Perfect Union?
John Marshall, Supreme Court, presidential power, regionalism
Separate & Unequal
Separate & Unequal
Reconstruction, Supreme Court, rise of big business, Plessey vs. Ferguson
Rollercoaster of Reform
Rollercoaster of Reform
Supreme Court, Square Deal, FDR, New Deal, Johnson, Great Society, Civil Rights Acts
1/16 of Your Blood
1/16 of Your Blood
Early Republican period, slavery, Dred Scott case, 3/5 compromise, Douglass, jazz, blues
Jim, Jackie, Martin…
Jim, Jackie, Martin…
Reconstruction, civil rights, Brown vs. Board of Education, MLK, affirmative action
A Working-Class Hero
A Working-Class Hero
The labor movement, AFL, Progressive movement, Cesar Chavez, Ronald Reagan
Can't Take the Heat…
Can't Take the Heat…
Women's history, temperance, suffrage, liberation
"The Only Good"
Homestead Act, Dawes Act, Sand Creek and Wounded Knee, Korematsu vs. U.S.
New Kid on the Block
New Kid on the Block
Wars and diplomacy, George Washington, Jay's Treaty, Louisiana Purchase, Monroe Doctrine
Saint or Sinner?
Saint or Sinner?
Wars and diplomacy, Spanish American War, WWI, WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War, Bosnia
Who's the Boss?
Who's the Boss?
Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, Jackson
Trying Men's Soul
Trying Men's Soul
Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Wilson, FDR
Bad
Bad "Deciders"
Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan
The Big End
The Big End
How to review AP U.S. History
Using Graphic Organizers to Review
Using Graphic Organizers to Review
G-GREASES, Review history by Era
Presidential Policy and Historical Time
Presidential Policy and Historical Time
Graphic Organizer, Presidents, Historical Time line
Free Response Skills Practice
Free Response Skills Practice
Free Response Preparation, Free Response Practice
Introduction
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DBQ Practice
A More Perfect Union?
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A More Perfect Union?
1/16 of Your Blood
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Landmark Supreme Court Cases
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Further Resources: Race in America
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History of Race in U.S.A.
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Statement of Race
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Race in Society & History
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Rationalizing Race in History
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Life of Frederick Douglass
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Racial Integrity Act of 1924
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Racial Categories
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THIS QUESTION HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH VIDEO SORTA BUT WHY DURING THE WORLD WAR 1 OR GREAT WAR DID AMERICA FIGHT WITH JAPAN DID THEY HAVE AN ALLIANCE WITH HITLER?AND WHAT IS MILITARISM?

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pearl harbor they bombed our naval base and declared the fact that they are against us and we allied with china after the chinese exclusion act was passed and we fought with them 

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teach me the war of 1812

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Does it make sense to provide educational advantages for specific races given the look at the shift in race distribution today?  How is this defined and determined?

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dffg

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The best qualified students available for a limited number of educational slots should be accepted regardless of race.  No quotas.  That said, varous groups should be encouraged and recruited, and if need be prepped to meet the high standards of universities, especially where the lower level schools have been historically poor.  These prep programs should be open to all races/ethnicities.  When the students are ready, they can go compete for a slot. 

Affirmative action programs treat people as if they were not able to do things on their own, so high minded (better people in their own minds) have to "help" them succeed.  It is the modern day "plantation master" mentality.  You poor people, you'll never make it without my help.  People appreciate hard working peers, not those who are not really qualified, but were given special consideration anyway.  That is why we don't like to see the boss's kids get promoted when they are unqualified.  It is not fair to those who work hard.

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Explain what a progressive was 1877-192

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The Progressive Era was dominated by President Theodore Roosevelt.

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adams vs marbruy party elaction problem

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Hmm?

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Err what exactly is your question?

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adams vs marbruy party elaction problem

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adams vs marbruy party elaction problem

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What is Marbury vs. Madison

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a court case decided by John Marshall

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it was a court case that had to do with midnight judges.

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John Adams was mad that he had lost the election to Thomas Jefferson. Because he wanted to keep his political party in power, he tried to set up all the courts with federalist judges on his last day in office. These judges were nicknamed midnight judges because that's how late Adams stayed up doing this. Jefferson was obviously not happy with this and took it to the Supreme Court. They ruled in his favor to get rid of the midnight judges. This ruling was called Marbury vs Madison. Not all of the midnight judges were taken out of their positions though. They were getting mixed signals and were unhappy when they were told they were out of a job so some remained.

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Marbury V Madison the court case.

John Adams, made some appointments of judge positions near midnight. Some weren't carried out. Jefferson told Madison not to sign any other things, for they were a way to keep the federalists in power.

Marbury, wanting his position, tried to "Sue" the goverment to get his position. He didn't get it but The judge made Judicial Review which allowed them to call a law unconstitutional, it strengthened the federal goverment

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Introduction

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History as Mystery

Multiple-choice questions

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Hunting Down Multiple Choice
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College Board AP US History
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Searchable US History Timeline
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What REAL Historians Do

Historical essays

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Secret Bombing of Cambodia
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SALT Treaty
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End of the Draft
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Nixon Visits China
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Pentagon Papers
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Watergate Break In
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Vietnamization
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Economy Steady

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Free-response essay, urbanization, industrialization

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Graphic Organizer: G-GREASES
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Free-Response Essay

A Funny Thing Happened…

Discovery, Westward expansion, Louisiana Purchase, Manifest Destiny

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American Indigenous People
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Indian Removal Policy
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Frontier in American History

We the People Kind Of

Constitution, Bill of Rights, Founding Fathers, new nation

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We the People. Kind of.
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Development of Self Government
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Strict or Loose: Bill of Rights
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Articles of Confederation
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Constitution Grandfathers
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Connecticut Compromise
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Checks & Balances
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Checks & Balances
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Albany Plan of Union (1754)

A More Perfect Union?

John Marshall, Supreme Court, presidential power, regionalism

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A More Perfect Union?

Separate & Unequal

Reconstruction, Supreme Court, rise of big business, Plessey vs. Ferguson

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Barons or Captains of Industry

Rollercoaster of Reform

Supreme Court, Square Deal, FDR, New Deal, Johnson, Great Society, Civil Rights Acts

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Graphic Organizer: 20th c. Supreme Court Cases

1/16 of Your Blood

Early Republican period, slavery, Dred Scott case, 3/5 compromise, Douglass, jazz, blues

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Jim, Jackie, Martin…

Reconstruction, civil rights, Brown vs. Board of Education, MLK, affirmative action

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African American History
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The Emancipation Proclamation
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Civil War Amendments
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The History of Jim Crow
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Affirmative Action
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Affirmative Action Project
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The Boston Busing Case
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Busing's Boston Masscre
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The Legacy of School Busing
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Reverse Discrimination
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Impact of Affirmative Action
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Racial Quotas

A Working-Class Hero

The labor movement, AFL, Progressive movement, Cesar Chavez, Ronald Reagan

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A Working Class Hero
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AFL-CIO Timeline of Labor
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Taft-Hartley Act, Part 1
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History of the AFL-CIO
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African American Labor History

Can't Take the Heat…

Women's history, temperance, suffrage, liberation

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U.S. Women's History
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Women's Rights Timeline
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Women's Impact on the Media
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"The Only Good"

Homestead Act, Dawes Act, Sand Creek and Wounded Knee, Korematsu vs. U.S.

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Non-White in US history
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The New Colossus, Emma Lazarus

New Kid on the Block

Wars and diplomacy, George Washington, Jay's Treaty, Louisiana Purchase, Monroe Doctrine

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Graphic Organizers: Presidents and Wars
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Tarriffs in American History
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The Economic Effect of Tariffs

Saint or Sinner?

Wars and diplomacy, Spanish American War, WWI, WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War, Bosnia

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The US on the World Stage
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Beginning of Yellow Journalism
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US-Latin American Relations
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The White Man's Burden
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Atomic Bomb Decision

Who's the Boss?

Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, Jackson

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Graphic Organizer: Presidential Policies (Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, Jackson)
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Jeffersonian vs. Jacksonian
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John Jay's Treaty
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Washington's Farewell Address
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The Corrupt Bargain
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The Constitution

Trying Men's Soul

Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Wilson, FDR

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Graphic Organizer: Presidential Policies (Lincoln, T. Roosevelt, Wilson, FDR)
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The Gettysburg Address
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The Emancipation Proclamation
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The Second Inaugural Address
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Lincoln's Letter
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Progressive Era Timeline
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The Progressive Era
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FDRs Fireside Chates
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Alphabet Soup
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Photographs of Alphabet Soup

Bad "Deciders"

Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan

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Graphic Organizer: Presidential Policies (Johnson, Nixon, Reagan)
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Vietnam War Timeline
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Watergate Timeline
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Ronald Reagan Timeline
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Museum of the Moving Image

The Big End

How to review AP U.S. History

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Getting Organized for the Test
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10 Tips for Acing the AP Exam

Using Graphic Organizers to Review

G-GREASES, Review history by Era

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G-GREASES Graphic Organizer
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Historical Eras Graphic Organizer

Presidential Policy and Historical Time

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