Chapter 12: 1932-1945 Inquiry Organizer
π | Inquiry Organizer | Summary of chapter objectives and resources |
π | Chapter Introductory Essay | In-depth overview of significant events in the time period |
π | Narratives | Shorter essays on a dramatic story or individual |
π | Decision Points | Narratives that describe a pivotal decision in history |
π¬ | Point-Counterpoints | Differing sides of an argument presented by scholars or historical figures |
βοΈ | Primary Sources | Firsthand accounts from the time period |
π | Lessons | Instructions and handouts to engage students in the classroom |
βοΈ | Unit Essay Activity | Culminating essay based on AP LEQs to assess chapter objectives |
Unit 6: Chapter 12 (1932-1945) | |
Compelling Question: How did Franklin Roosevelt respond to the crises of the Great Depression at home and the war against tyrannical states during World War II abroad? | |
Chapter Objectives:
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Supporting Question 1: How did the federal government respond to the economic collapse of the Great Depression? Was it successful? | Resources:
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Supporting Question 2: How did U.S. foreign policy objectives change during the 1930s and 1940s? | Resources:
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Supporting Question 3: What were the wartime experiences of Americans? | Resources:
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Unit 6 Essay Activity: How did Franklin Roosevelt respond to the crises of the Great Depression at home and the war against tyrannical states during World War II abroad? Option C: Explore the similarities and differences in domestic attitudes about the proper role of the United States in the world during the period c. 1898-1945. Through this inquiry, students will evaluate primary and secondary sources to explain the factors that contributed to a shift in U.S. relations with the rest of the world. Ultimately, students will use the primary and secondary sources in this chapter to practice constructing an essay, in AP Long Essay Question format, demonstrating their skills in explaining historical comparison. Students should be evaluated using the AP Rubric.Assess studentsβ progress in understanding the compelling question for this chapter by assigning Unit 6 Essay Activity. |
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