January 10th Welcome! procedures and policies. Assignment: Plagiarism tutorial in blackboard (must be completed by Friday, January 26th at 11:59 p.m.) Reading Assignment: Montoya, Chapters 14-16 January 12th Pick Paper Topics Discussion: Research Papers and Reconstruction January 15th College is closed to honor the great civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Do something to celebrate the dream. January 17th Discussion: Reconstruction January 19th Discussion: Reconstruction continued January 22nd Class will meet in Jacobs Library. Attendance is MANDATORY or you will be withdrawn from the class at the end of the drop period. January 24th Discussion: Indigenous Western Cultures January 26th Discussion: Westward Expansion January 29th Discussion: Genocide January 31st Discussion: The Industrial Revolution February 2nd Discussion: Robber Barons and Organized Labor February 5th Discussion: Immigration and Nativism February 7th Discussion: Politics and Realignment Reading Assignment: Chapters 17-20 February 9th Discussion: Teddy Roosevelt, Progressivism, Taft and Wilson February 12th Exam I All Chapters 14-17 (Remember your blue book, note card and blue or black pen) – February 14th Discussion : Workplace reforms, Socialism, and Plessey v Ferguson Reading Assignment: Montoya, Chapters 18-20 February 16th Discussion: Imperialism and the Spanish American War February 19th College Closed to honor the great U.S. Presidents, Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln February 21st Discussion: America and the East
January 10th Welcome! procedures and policies. Assignment: Plagiarism tutorial in blackboard (must be completed by Friday, January 26th at 11:59 p.m.) Reading Assignment: Montoya, Chapters 14-16 January 12th Pick Paper Topics Discussion: Research Papers and Reconstruction January 15th College is closed to honor the great civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Do something to celebrate the dream. January 17th Discussion: Reconstruction January 19th Discussion: Reconstruction continued January 22nd Class will meet in Jacobs Library. Attendance is MANDATORY or you will be withdrawn from the class at the end of the drop period. January 24th Discussion: Indigenous Western Cultures January 26th Discussion: Westward Expansion January 29th Discussion: Genocide January 31st Discussion: The Industrial Revolution February 2nd Discussion: Robber Barons and Organized Labor February 5th Discussion: Immigration and Nativism February 7th Discussion: Politics and Realignment Reading Assignment: Chapters 17-20 February 9th Discussion: Teddy Roosevelt, Progressivism, Taft and Wilson February 12th Exam I – All Chapters 14-17 (Remember your blue book, note card and blue or black pen) February 14th Discussion : Workplace reforms, Socialism, and Plessey v Ferguson Reading Assignment: Montoya, Chapters 18-20 February 16th Discussion: Imperialism and the Spanish American War February 19th College Closed to honor the great U.S. Presidents, Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln February 21st Discussion: America and the East
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