Click on the following graphic to view a video that attempts to portray the conditions that existed on the Middle Passage.  Please be advised that conditions were graphic and that viewers may find the following scenes disturbing.

US History students!  Use the following links to help complete a statistical analysis for the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement:

Race, Wealth, and Intergenerational Poverty

Economic, Inequality and Education Graphs

What's up cool daddy-o's!  Use the following link to help complete your notes on 1950s domestic life!

https://www.smore.com/f3m9x-america-in-the-1950s

US History Students!

Click on any of the following pictures to access the electronic version for the WWII Homefront Activity.

Greetings US History students!

Please click on the picture below for a tutorial on how to use the app Explain Everything to assist you and your partner in creating your imperialism common crafts.

Attention Progressives!  Click on the following links to help describe the role of women in the Progressive Movement:

Link 1, Link 2, Link 3, Link 4, Link 5

How does the South reshape itself following the bloodshed of the Civil War?  Click on the picture below to access the New South Rotation links to find out!

Welcome new recruits!  Click on the picture to begin your Civil War Battles Experience.

Welcome back US History students!  Click here to access the on-line resources for the Causes of the Civil War Rotational Activity.

Click HERE to access the study list for the chapters 25 & 26 test.

Click here to begin the Vietnam simulation.  The username=Pulaski, and the password=Raiders.

Greetings my memorial designers!

Click on the following links for assistance in designing your Civil Rights Memorials!

Link #1


Link #2


Link #3

World War II enthusiasts!

Click on the picture to access our European & Pacific Theater maps while getting ready for the WWII test.

Podcast Producers!

Click here to use the Slang of the 1920s vocabulary list for your podcasts (Radio Show Project...Slang of the 1920s).

 

US history students!

Click here and the two below to use the resources for the WWI Homefront rotational activity.

#1.  Homefront Posters.
#2.  To the Colored Soldiers of the US Army.
#4.  Get the Rope! Anti-German Violence in WI.
#5.  Propaganda.
#6.  Eugene Debs Anti-War Speech.

US history students,

Click here to use Quizlet in getting ready for the Chapters 9 & 10 test!

Welcome US history students to the Populist Movement rotation activity. Everything you need to successfully complete the activity can be found in your text and the following links.

The Grange Movement

The Alliance Movement

The Populist Party Platform

Grover Cleveland's Response

William Jennings Bryan

US History Industrial Revolution Prompts:

1. Oil, steel and railroads created America’s consumer culture.

2. Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, Cornelius Vanderbilt, George Westinghouse and George Pullman were captains of industry.

3. Unions were beneficial to workers.

4. Federal government should support big business.  

5. The Second Industrial Revolution benefited the American people.

ATTENTION all Captains of Industry!  Click on the following links to help you take care of business in your transaction to acquire successful completion of your Tic-Tac-Toe Board.

 http://d.lib.rochester.edu/cinderella/text/The-Novels-Of-Horatio-Alger-Jr

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/general-article/rockefellers-south/

The American Industrial Revolution forever changes the face of American history.  Its economic, social, and environmental impact is still felt by Americans today.  Click on the following video to accurately respond to your video guide.