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Why did the U.S. intervene?
A. Invasion of Poland
B. Hitler’s Final Solution
C. Pearl Harbor
D. All of the Above
“No realistic American can expect from a dictator's peace
international generosity, or return of true independence,
or world disarmament, or freedom of expression, or
freedom of religion—or even good business. Such a peace
would bring no security for us or for our neighbors."
Dissecting a multiple choice item:
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number
and the
complexity
of the question.
and the level
complexity
level of the question.
LC= Low
Complexity
3. Answer Choices
MC=
Moderate
Complexity
HC = High
Complexity
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question.
The United States declared war on Japan in 1941
because of an attack on which location or group?
A.
B.
C.
D.
The U.S. embassy in China
A U.S. naval base in Hawaii
An American community in the Philippines
An American merchant fleet in the Pacific
Ocean
What step did the Nazis take in preparation
for the “final solution”?
A. They annexed the Sudetenland to
serve as a temporary Jewish homeland.
B. They drafted non-Germans into the
army to serve as concentration camp
guards.
C. They made Jews register with the
government and confined them to
ghettoes.
D. They dedicated the country’s best
scientists to developing atomic weapons.
The quote below comes from the Supreme Court ruling in Korematsu v. United States,
handed down in 1944.
The properly constituted military authorities feared an invasion of our West Coast
and felt constrained to take proper security measures.... Congress, reposing its
confidence in this time of war in our military leaders—as inevitably it must—
determined that they should have the power to do just this.
Source:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/historics/USSC_CR_0323_0214_ZO.html
What security measures are being referred to in this case?
A-internment of Japanese Americans
B-dropping of atomic bombs on Japan
C-deportation of all recent immigrants from Japan
D-exclusion of Japanese Americans from the draft
This poster was created during World War
II.
Which statistic from World War II
demonstrates that this poster
misrepresents certain information?
A Woman workers made 65 percent
less than men doing the same job.
B Five million women joined the
workforce in World War II.
C More than 300,000 women served
in the military.
D The percentage of woman in the
workforce increased from 27 percent
to 37 percent.
Postwar
Boom
Impact of
Television
Youth
Culture
Effects of
Effects of 50s
50s and 60s and 60s on
on African Women
Americans
The Beat
Generation
Nuremberg
Trials
The United
Nations
The Iron
Curtain
The Cold
War
Containing
Communism
Cold War
Alliances
Another
Red Scare
Politics and Espionage
the Red
Scare
McCarthyism
Arms Race
Here is a timeline to recall events and facts about the Korean War….please put the dates for the following and put
a title for the event:
Beginning of the War
War continues
Truman fires MacArthur
War Ends
Find a picture of Korea today and write a short summary statement of what Korea looks like today.
Use your text tool to write on the board..use the BIG A. You can resize the fonts to fit.
How did the
U.S. Get
Involved?
What was
Johnson’s
contribution
towards US
Involvement in
Vietnam?
What was the
public’s
reaction to the
Vietnam War?
When and how
did the US
remove itself
from Vietnam?
What were
some of the
effects of the
War?
mc:radio:(HC)< SS.912.A.7.10>This statement comes from a
Supreme Court decision in 1974:
MC =
Moderate
Complexity
“The impediment that an absolute, unqualified [executive]
privilege would place in the way of the primary
constitutional duty of the Judicial Branch to do justice in
criminal prosecutions would plainly conflict with the
function of the courts under Art[icle] III.”
Source: http://www.infoplease.com/us/supremecourt/cases/ar41.html
Use the source!
What is the “absolute privilege” to which this decision
refers?
A. The right of President Nixon to bomb Cambodia
without Congressional approval.
B. The right of President Nixon to withhold tapes of
his private phone conversations
C. The right of President Nixon to withhold evidence
of crimes by Spiro Agnew
D. The right of President Nixon to break into
Democratic Headquarters in 1972
MC =
Moderate
Complexity
mc:radio:(HC)<SS.912.A.6.10>Which statement explains
how the Marshall Plan contributed to the beginning of the
Cold War?
A-It proved to the Soviet Union that the United States
wanted to spread capitalism.
B-It showed communist leaders that the United States
was hostile to their existence.
C-It led to the formation of a military alliance
committed to pushing back against Soviet gains.
D-It demonstrated that the United States wanted to
exclude the Soviet Union from major decisions.
points: 1
mc:radio:(HC)<SS.912.A.6.8>These words
were taken from a pamphlet that was
distributed in the 1950s:
AMERICANS . . . DON’T PATRONIZE REDS!!!
. . . RIGHT NOW films are being made to
craftily glorify MARXISM . . .and via your TV set
. . . they are poisoning the minds of your
children under your very eyes!!!
Source
Which person benefitted a great deal from
pamphlets that used language such as this?
A. Dwight Eisenhower
B. Joseph McCarthy
C. Harry Truman
D. Douglas MacArthur
points: 1
Lydon B.
The Great
Johnson:
Society
Our President
The Great
Society
Programs
The Impact of
the Great
Society
End of the
Great Society
What Was the
Tone of Lyndon B.
Johnson's
Presidency?
What Were the
Great Society
Programs?
What Impact Did
Great Society
Programs Have on
Americans?
What Happened to
the Great Society?
What Was The
Great Society?
1
2
4
3
Native American Power
Feminism
United Farm Workers
What is feminism?
Who Are the United Farm
Workers?
What Was the Native American
Power Movement?
•
Several key civil rights cases related to integration and affirmative action were decided during the civil rights
era. 1)_____________________ ruled that segregated schools were unconstitutional. The "freedom of
choice" plan in Virginia was deemed illegal in 2)_____________________, though it could be acceptable if it
worked to fully integrate schools. The court upheld busing as a method of integration in
3)_____________________. According to 4)_____________________, the quota system one school used as
part of the admissions process led to "reverse discrimination."
•
In the area of criminal justice, 5)_____________________ held that evidence taken illegally could not be
used in court. Suspects have a right to be informed of their rights because of 6)_____________________. In
7)_____________________, the court ruled that states must provide an attorney for a defendant when he or
she cannot afford one.
•
In the area of reproductive rights, 8)_____________________ ruled that couples have "marital privacy" in
matters regarding the raising of a family. The 9) _____________________ decision said that states could not
prevent women from having an abortion.
Remaining words:
Gideon v. Wainwright, Green v. County School Board,
Brown v. Board of Education, University of California v.
Bakke, Roe v. Wade, Miranda v. Arizona, Swann v.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg, Griswold v. Connecticut, Mapp v.
Ohio
Let’s Practice
This photo was taken at the conclusion of a tennis match in 1973:
•
Alt tag: A black and white photo shows a woman from the back with her arms raised, walking toward a
tennis net on a court. On the other side of the net, a man wearing glasses is jogging off the court. He is not
looking at the woman.
•
Which statement describes the impact of this sporting event(HC)?
A)
It gave ammunition to anti-feminist arguments by proving that women were physically inferior to men.
B)
It led women's rights activists to seek more opportunities to show women's physical and intellectual
superiority.
C)
It advanced the feminist cause by showing that women could compete successfully in traditionally maledominated activities.
B)
It undermined the effort to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment by demonstrating to many women that
they did not need legal privileges to succeed.
Who were the Little Rock Nine? (LC)
A)minority workers who went on strike over equal pay
B) students involved in an early effort at desegregation
C)Civil Rights activists killed during the Freedom Summer
D)Native Americans who occupied a federal building for over a year
Griswold v. Connecticut (1965)
Roe v. Wade (1973)
Bellotti v. Baird (1979)
Planned Parenthood v. Casey (1992)
Alt-tag: Chart with the following court rulings listed Griswold v. Connecticut
(1965), Roe v. Wade (1973), Bellotti v. Baird (1979), and Planned Parenthood v.
Casey (1992).
What was the overall effect of the Supreme Court rulings in Griswold v
Connecticut and Roe v Wade? (MC)
A)Spending on social welfare programs increased.
B)Women gained reproductive rights.
C)Workplace discrimination was reduced.
D)Government regulations on businesses were reduced.
___ Camp David Accords
___ Organization of the Petroleum
Exporting Countries (OPEC)
___ Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)
___Yom Kippur War
___ Energy crisis
___ Globalization
A. This issue of the 1970s, made worse by high inflation
and conflict in the Middle East, helped encourage
the environmental movement in the United States.
B. This is the process of countries around the world
increasingly sharing cultural, political, and economic
ties.
C. This conflict between Israel and Egypt and Syria led
to the oil embargo on the United States
D. These talks brought a period of détente between the
United States and USSR
E. This group represents countries whose most
valuable resource is oil.
F. The high point of President Carter's term in the
White House, this event helped bring some peace to
Israel and Egypt
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Bill Clinton
Elections
Our President 2000 and
2008
Economics
Issues
Technology
What did Bill
Clinton
accomplish
during his
presidency? Why
was he
impeached?
How Did
International Trade
Expand?
What Were Some
Important, Political,
Social, and
Environmental
Issues?
How did Technology
lead to the
shrinking of the
World?
Why Were the
Elections of 2000
and 2008
Significant?
Environmental
Social-
Political-
CHOICES
-9/11 Attacks
1
3
-USS COLE
ATTACK IN
YEMEN
-ANTHRAX
ATTACK
-OKLAHOMA
CITY BOMBING
2
4
Let’s Practice
• Which country has contributed the most to
the foreign-born population of the United
States? (LC)
• A)India
• B)China
• C)England
• D)Mexico
• The North American Free Trade Agreement
(NAFTA) was strongly criticized by some U.S.
political leaders for its potential to do what?
• A)create a single currency for all Western
Hemisphere nations
• B)take jobs from American workers and send
them to Mexico
• C)reduce tariffs between Canada, Mexico, and
the United States
• D)increase government spending on subsidies for
manufacturers
•
A graph titled the Elderly Population Grew Rapidly in the 1900s, and the Trend is Projected to
Continue is shown. The graph shows the population ages 65 and older as a percent of the
total population. The graph shows the population of female and male elderly citizens
separately and combined from the years 1900 through 2060. The graph notes that
projections are based on middle assumptions for future fertility, life expectancy, and net
immigration levels. The graph shows that the percentage of elderly people was around four
percent and has risen and is projected to rise steadily to about 20 percent of the population
in 2060.
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•
•
•
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Which Great Society program is most endangered by the information on this graph? (HC)
A) Medicare
B) Social Security
C) Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program
D) Elementary and Secondary Education Act
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