DATES: POL-3 How did activist groups and reform – movements cause changes to government institutions 1812-1814 War of 1812 – and society? 1800 Thomas Jefferson elected – 1804 reelected WOR-5 What were the motives behind, and results – – of, economic military, and diplomatic initiatives aimed 1808 James Madison elected – at expanding U.S. power and territory between 1812 reelected – independence and the Civil War? 1816 James Monroe elected – 1820 reelected – ENV-3 What role did environmental factors play – 1824 John Quincy Adams elected – in contributing to regional economic and political 1828 Andrew Jackson elected identities in the 1800s? – 1832 reelected – CUL-2 How did emerging conceptions of national – 1836 Martin Van Buren elected – identity and democratic ideals shape values, gender 1840 William Harrison elected (died) – roles, and cultural movements in the late 1700s and 1841 VP John Tyler takes over – 1800s? CUL-5 How were different ideas used to defend – THEMES / Short answer possibilities: and challenge the dominant economic and social order of ID-1 How was identity expressed through – the 1800s and 1900s? political institutions and cultural values in the CUL-6 What role did culture and arts play in 1800s – Colonial through Antebellum periods? movements for social/political change? How was identity impacted by Manifest ID-2 – Destiny, westward expansion, and industrialization in the 1800s, especially concerning beliefs about and national destiny? “progress” ID-5 How did different factors (economic, political, social, – ethnic) affect regional identities from the colonial period through the 1800s? How has immigration and migration affected ID-6 – group identities and conflicts over ethnicity? WXT-2 How did innovations in markets, – transportation, and technology affect the economy and the different regions of America? WXT-5 How and why did different labor – systems develop, persist, and change since 1800 and how did events such as industrialization shape society and workers’ lives? PEO-2 How did changes in immigration in the – 1800s and 1900s change the ethnic and social makeup of the U.S. population? What were the causes and effects of PEO-3 – major internal migration patterns in the U.S. in the 1800s? Urbanization & westward mig. PEO-5 How did migration to and within America cause – regional development, cultural diversity, assimilation, and conflicts?
DATES: 1812-1814 – War of 1812 1800 – Thomas Jefferson elected 1804 – reelected 1808 – James Madison elected 1812 – reelected 1816 – James Monroe elected 1820 – reelected 1824 – John Quincy Adams elected 1828 – Andrew Jackson elected 1832 – reelected 1836 – Martin Van Buren elected 1840 – William Harrison elected (died) 1841 – VP John Tyler takes over THEMES / Short answer possibilities: ID-1 – How was identity expressed through political institutions and cultural values in the Colonial through Antebellum periods? ID-2 – How was identity impacted by Manifest Destiny, westward expansion, and industrialization in the 1800s, especially concerning beliefs about “progress” and national destiny? ID-5 – How did different factors (economic, political, social, ethnic) affect regional identities from the colonial period through the 1800s? ID-6 – How has immigration and migration affected group identities and conflicts over ethnicity? WXT-2 – How did innovations in markets, transportation, and technology affect the economy and the different regions of America? WXT-5 – How and why did different labor systems develop, persist, and change since 1800 and how did events such as industrialization shape society and workers’ lives? PEO-2 – How did changes in immigration in the 1800s and 1900s change the ethnic and social makeup of the U.S. population? PEO-3 – What were the causes and effects of major internal migration patterns in the U.S. in the 1800s? Urbanization & westward mig. PEO-5 – How did migration to and within America cause regional development, cultural diversity, assimilation, and conflicts? POL-3 – How did activist groups and reform movements cause changes to government institutions and society? WOR-5 – What were the motives behind, and results of, economic military, and diplomatic initiatives aimed at expanding U.S. power and territory between independence and the Civil War? ENV-3 – What role did environmental factors play in contributing to regional economic and political identities in the 1800s? CUL-2 – How did emerging conceptions of national identity and democratic ideals shape values, gender roles, and cultural movements in the late 1700s and 1800s? CUL-5 – How were different ideas used to defend and challenge the dominant economic and social order of the 1800s and 1900s? CUL-6 – What role did culture and arts play in 1800s movements for social/political change?
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