Second Nine Weeks Third Nine Weeks Fourth Nine Weeks First Nine Weeks GEOGRAPHY AMERICAN HISTORY AMERICAN HISTORY AMERICAN HISTORY AMERICAN HISTORY ECONOMICS CIVICS AND GOVERNMENT Events Leading Up To The American The United States Constitution Geography Exploration Revolution Constitutional Convention The World in Spatial Terms New trade routes and improved technology French and Indian War Main concepts of the Constitution Grid system European Explorers British Taxes and laws imposed on Branches of Government colonists Location Interactions among Native Americans and Checks and balance Europeans Boston Massacre Technology Federalism Significant individuals and groups who Early European Settlements Geography of the United States played a role in the American Revolution Bill of Rights Motivation for colonial settlement: Economic, Physical features Declaration of Independence Amendment process Political, Socio-cultural Regions of the United States Civic Responsibility The American Revolution Interactions between Native Americans and Climate of the United States Lawson E. Thomas: A Voice of European settlers Continental Army compared to the British Justice Ancient Cultures and Early Tequesta- Native American in Army Athalie Range Civilizations in North America Miami Role of women in support of the war Nelson Mandela Visits Miami The Maya African Americans join Continental Army Colonial America Integrating the local lunch The Aztec Wartime Shortages and cost of loyalty New England Colonies counter Anasazi Battles of the Revolutionary War Middle Colonies Inuit The Nation Expands British surrender at Saratoga- turning point Southern Colonies Mound Builders Louisiana Purchase Help from foreign alliances and individuals Cahokia Political, Economic, and Social Aspects of Westward expansion British surrender, October 18, 1781 Daily Colonial Life War of 1812 Treaty of Paris- 1783 Regional Native American Tribes Governments Miami during the Treaty of Paris Foreign Policy Native Americans of the Each colony had Governor, Assembly, Thirteen Colonies now the United States Changes brought about by the Industrial Southwest Judges Revolution (technology, transportation) Native Americans of the Pacific The New Nation Political participation Demographic changes (growth of cities, Northwest Governing the new country Local governments varied by colony immigration) Native Americans of the Great Articles of Confederation (weaknesses) Economy Plains Age of Jackson and Westward Problems in the new country Market Economies Native American tribes of the Movement Debt Trade Eastern Woodlands laws and taxes Country divided over slavery Daily life Individual states’ Shays Rebellion The Florida Underground Railroad Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Triangular Trade and Slavery in the Colonies The Wagner Family Failure of the Articles of Confederation Compromise Triangular Trade The call for a Constitutional Convention Andrew Jackson Slavery in the colonies Indian Removal Act Slave Codes How Miami-Dade County Got Its Name Overland Trails Manifest Destiny War with Mexico Battle of the Alamo Gadsden Purchase California Gold Rush
First Nine Weeks Second Nine Weeks Third Nine Weeks Fourth Nine Weeks GEOGRAPHY AMERICAN HISTORY Geography The World in Spatial Terms Grid system Location Technology Geography of the United States Physical features Regions of the United States Climate of the United States Ancient Cultures and Early Civilizations in North America The Maya The Aztec Anasazi Inuit Mound Builders Cahokia Regional Native American Tribes Native Americans of the Southwest Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest Native Americans of the Great Plains Native American tribes of the Eastern Woodlands AMERICAN HISTORY ECONOMICS Exploration New trade routes and improved technology European Explorers Interactions among Native Americans and Europeans Early European Settlements Motivation for colonial settlement: Economic, Political, Socio-cultural Interactions between Native Americans and European settlers Tequesta- Native American in Miami Colonial America New England Colonies Middle Colonies Southern Colonies Political, Economic, and Social Aspects of Daily Colonial Life Governments Each colony had Governor, Assembly, Judges Political participation Local governments varied by colony Economy Market Economies Trade Daily life Triangular Trade and Slavery in the Colonies Triangular Trade Slavery in the colonies Slave Codes AMERICAN HISTORY Events Leading Up To The American Revolution French and Indian War British Taxes and laws imposed on colonists Boston Massacre Significant individuals and groups who played a role in the American Revolution Declaration of Independence The American Revolution Continental Army compared to the British Army Role of women in support of the war African Americans join Continental Army Wartime Shortages and cost of loyalty Battles of the Revolutionary War British surrender at Saratoga- turning point Help from foreign alliances and individuals British surrender, October 18, 1781 Treaty of Paris- 1783 Miami during the Treaty of Paris Thirteen Colonies now the United States The New Nation Governing the new country Articles of Confederation (weaknesses) Problems in the new country Debt Individual states’ laws and taxes Shays Rebellion Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Failure of the Articles of Confederation The call for a Constitutional Convention AMERICAN HISTORY CIVICS AND GOVERNMENT The United States Constitution Constitutional Convention Main concepts of the Constitution Branches of Government Checks and balance Federalism Bill of Rights Amendment process Civic Responsibility Lawson E. Thomas: A Voice of Justice Athalie Range Nelson Mandela Visits Miami Integrating the local lunch counter The Nation Expands Louisiana Purchase Westward expansion War of 1812 Foreign Policy Changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution (technology, transportation) Demographic changes (growth of cities, immigration) Age of Jackson and Westward Movement Country divided over slavery The Florida Underground Railroad The Wagner Family Compromise Andrew Jackson Indian Removal Act How Miami-Dade County Got Its Name Overland Trails Manifest Destiny War with Mexico Battle of the Alamo Gadsden Purchase California Gold Rush
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