Projects

Civil War Photography

Guidelines for Project: Civil War Project

If you have trouble putting your document into columns, try this newspaper template.

Here is a photo analysis worksheet to help you generate questions: Civil War Photo Analysis

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Thomas Jefferson Report Card

The 4 categories for the project are listed on the template. If you cannot open either verison of the template below, you may type your narratives on a regular document and turn that in. The categories that you must grade Jefferson on (AND write a DETAILED narrative paragraph explaining why he earned those grades for EACH category) are: Economy, Land Acquisition, Foriegn Affairs, and Presidential Power.

In order to PASS this project (ie, a “C”), the following sub-categories MUST be WELL EXPLAINED with DETAILS in your narratives: The Barbary Wars, Embargo of 1807, Problems with France/Spain, Louisiana Purchase, and Marbury v. Madison. If you want an A or B, you should include extra details BEYOND these sub-categories. 

**You must explain WHY Jefferson earned whatever grades you give him.

Research Unit on Jefferson Presidency 2012

Jefferson Rubric 2012

Report Card Template 2012

ReportCard2012 (windows 2003 version)

Example Report Card–Adams

Example Report Card–Washington

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Founding Fathers Project

Founding Fathers project 2012

King George Facebook example

Facebook Template

 

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Jackson on the $20?

Here are the project guidelines and the rubric:

Jackson assignment–debate

Jackson rubric–debate

Graphic Organizer template 1 

Graphic Organizer template 2

Here are the documents that you need to use for homework on Jackson. You should NOT be printing these…some were on colored paper when they were scanned, so you will use all of your ink if you do!

American Lion – Jon Meacham (intro to Jackson)

American lion (2) (intro to Jackson)

Analyzing the Good and Bad of Andrew Jackson

Impact and Legacy

Was Andrew Jackson a Great President?

Jackson: a President Not a Saint

Jacksonian Democracy and Modern America

Jacksonian Democracy

Digital History article on Jacksonian Democracy

Jackson’s Proclamation on Nullification

Nullification crisis

Trail of Tears

Jackson’s Message to Congress on Indian Removal

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Reformers Bio-Poem

Reformers Bio Poem

Example Bio-Poem (Benjamin Franklin)
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