READING.
Weekly Reading
For the month of OCTOBER, here is a list of the weekly reading, in case you lost those handed out in class:
WEEKLY PRESENTATIONS.
October 6th
This month's debate topic:
- 10/5 - George Washington's Farewell Address
- 10/12 - Marbury -v-Madison--John Marshall's Opinion
- 10/19 - The Louisiana Purchase - Jefferson's Position
- 10/26 - NO READING - DEBATE PREPARATION
WEEKLY PRESENTATIONS.
Weekly Presentations began last month - for October, the following folks will be presenting (not necessarily in the order shown):
- Aris - Women's Roles in Colonial America
- Elyse - Maryland Toleration Act of 1649
- Hannah - Pennsylvania's Frame of Government
- Romy - Salutary Neglect
October 13th
- Piper - The Coercive Acts
- Joel - France's Role in the American Revolution
- Josh - Mount Vernon Compact/Annapolis Convention
- Alyssa - The French and Indian War
October 20th
- Justin - The Northwest Ordinances
- Shay - The Judiciary Act of 1789
- Cami - The Anti-Federalist Papers
- Mia - Shay's Rebellion
October 27th
- Joe - Alien & Sedition Acts of John Adams
- Paige - Zebulon Pike
- Nathan - The Embargo Act of 1807
- Trevor - The War of 1812
DEBATE.
Quarterly Debate
Quarterly Debate
You and a team of debaters will be preparing for an argument on a related topic each quarter. You will be expected to participate and engage - and hopefully learn something unique about your nation's history...
RESOLVED: America should return to a Confederation system where the states have more power than a centralized government system.FIRST QUARTERLY DEBATE - Thursday, November 3rd
QUARTERLY TEST.
REMEMBER you will have a test each Quarter over the SNAPSHOT dates, any material provided in class to that point, and details from Weekly Presentations.
Keep taking notes - we will review beforehand...
FIRST QUARTERLY TEST - Tuesday, November 1st
Keep taking notes - we will review beforehand...
FIRST QUARTERLY TEST - Tuesday, November 1st
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