Traveling with Maps Locate and interpret symbols on a map 46 138 140 61 Plan a road trip using a road map Cuba Identify causes for war between Cuba and Spain 47 139–41 141–43 62–64 Evaluate interest in Cuba Americans’ Examine views about involvement in Americans’ Cuba’s conflict Joining the War Identify how a letter caused Americans to be angry at Spain 48 142–45 144–47 65 Analyze the result of the sinking of the Maine Identify what finally caused Americans and Congress to support war against Spain The Spanish-American War Identify how the US Army needed to get ready for war Examine the impact the US Navy had on the outcome of the war 49 146–48 148–50 66–67 Identify how land war helped in the Spanish-American War Analyze the events that led to a ceasefire The Aftermath List the agreements of the Treaty of Paris Evaluate how the outcomes of the Spanish-American War affected the future role of the 50 149–53 151–55 68 United States in world affairs Examine views on creating empires and views on freeing other countries Identify the challenges new lands created for the United States Chapter Review 51 153 134–55 69–70 Chapter Test 52 153 Chapter 7: Progress and Problems Student Activity Teacher’s Lesson Content Objectives and Christian Worldview Edition Text Manual New Problems in America Identify progress in America up to 1900 71–73, Examine problems in America during the Progressive Era 53 154–58 156–60 211 Explain what Populists believed Describe American attitudes toward Progressives From Providence to Progress Identify the most important leaders in America in the 1800s and the reasons for their importance 54 159–61 161–63 74 State how in providence changed after the Civil War people’s belief Recognize why science was unable to solve problems America’s Progressivism and Society Identify reasons many of the ideas of the Progressives may have failed 55 162–65 164–67 75–76 Explain the changes the Progressives wanted regarding how children were treated in the workplace
46 138 140 61 Traveling with Maps Locate and interpret symbols on a map Plan a road trip using a road map 47 139–41 141–43 62–64 Cuba Identify causes for war between Cuba and Spain Evaluate Americans’ interest in Cuba Examine Americans’ views about involvement in Cuba’s conflict 48 142–45 144–47 65 Joining the War Identify how a letter caused Americans to be angry at Spain Analyze the result of the sinking of the Maine Identify what finally caused Americans and Congress to support war against Spain 49 146–48 148–50 66–67 The Spanish-American War Identify how the US Army needed to get ready for war Examine the impact the US Navy had on the outcome of the war Identify how land war helped in the Spanish-American War Analyze the events that led to a ceasefire 50 149–53 151–55 68 The Aftermath List the agreements of the Treaty of Paris Evaluate how the outcomes of the Spanish-American War affected the future role of the United States in world affairs Examine views on creating empires and views on freeing other countries Identify the challenges new lands created for the United States 51 153 134–55 69–70 Chapter Review 52 153 Chapter Test Chapter 7: Progress and Problems Lesson Teacher’s Edition Student Text Activity Manual Content Objectives and Christian Worldview 53 154–58 156–60 71–73, 211 New Problems in America Identify progress in America up to 1900 Examine problems in America during the Progressive Era Explain what Populists believed Describe American attitudes toward Progressives 54 159–61 161–63 74 From Providence to Progress Identify the most important leaders in America in the 1800s and the reasons for their importance State how people’s belief in providence changed after the Civil War Recognize why science was unable to solve America’s problems 55 162–65 164–67 75–76 Progressivism and Society Identify reasons many of the ideas of the Progressives may have failed Explain the changes the Progressives wanted regarding how children were treated in the workplace