American History Digital Interactive Notebook BUNDLE PART 2

Description

This paperless digital interactive notebook bundle includes everything you need to teach about American history from the Age of Jackson through Reconstruction (Jackson’s Presidency – end of Reconstruction).

The organizers in this resource can be used on their own, or as a supplement to student notes. Interactive notebooks are a great tool to keep students organized and engaged in the lesson!

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This digital resource is completely PAPERLESS! It can be used with Google Drive, Google Slides, and Microsoft OneDrive!

In this resource you will find…

• 98 pages of activities

• Instructions

• Suggested answer key

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Material Covered

Age of Jackson Interactive Notebook

1. Key vocabulary – Jacksonian democracy, spoils system, Indian Removal Act, Trail of Tears, nullification, secession, depression, inflation, Panic of 1837, Donner Party, Forty-Niners, Whig party

2. Second party system – Democratic party, Whig party, leaders of each party

3. Jackson’s presidency – petticoat affair, purging corruption, spoils system, foreign affairs, removal of deposits and censure, assassination attempt

4. Indian Removal Act – background, five civilized tribes, support, opposition, passage, implementation

5. Trail of Tears – Choctaw, Seminole, Creek, Chickasaw, Cherokee

6. Seminole Wars

7. Nullification Crisis – background, tariffs, South Carolina, tariff of 1832

8. Bank war – background, veto, election of 1832

9. Jacksonian democracy – philosophy, common man, new Democratic party

10. Second Great Awakening – theology, burned-over district, camp meetings, church membership

Industrial Revolution Interactive Notebook

1. Key vocabulary – industrial revolution, breaker boy, Bessemer process, cottage industry, cotton gin, labor union, luddites, spinning jenny, strike, textile, telegraph, working class

2. Origins – first and second Industrial Revolution

3. Famous people – Alexander Graham Bell, Andrew Carnegie, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Robert Fulton, John D. Rockefeller, Eli Whitney

4. Inventions – steam power, electricity, textile technology, communication, transportation

5. Steam Engine – how it works, importance, invention, today

6. Factory system – before, centralized workplace, division of labor, unskilled workers, standardized parts, women and children, society

7. Transportation – steamboats, canals, railroads, roads

8. Erie Canal – length, building, importance

9. Labor unions – purpose, improvements, first unions, great railroad strike of 1877, homestead steel mill strike of 1892, Pullman strike of 1894

10. Working conditions – long days, unsafe facilities, dangerous work, living conditions, government regulation

11. Child labor – jobs, money, how many children, end

12. Women – Lowell mill girls, away from the farm, wages, civil war, women’s rights movement

Westward Expansion Interactive Notebook

1. Key vocabulary – bronco, boomtown, cattle drive, cowboy, frontier, ghost town, gunslinger, manifest destiny, Northwest Territory, pioneer, reservations, telegraph

2. California gold rush – gold found, forty niners, panning for gold, supplies

3. Transcontinental Railroad – route, pacific railroad act, building the railroad, workers, the golden spike

4. The Homestead Act – the law, opportunity, land rush, sooners

5. Louisiana Purchase – more land, cost, size, borders, opposition

6. Mexican-American War – background, Texas becomes a state, war with Mexico, capture of Mexico city, Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

7. Battle of the Alamo – the Alamo, before the battle, leaders, the battle, aftermath

8. Oregon Trail – route, covered wagons, dangers, supplies

9. Pony Express – how it worked, route, riders, duration, end

10. Daily Life – work, frontier women, children, education, entertainment, log cabins

11. Famous People – Daniel Boone, Sam Houston, Lewis and Clark, Annie Oakley, James K. Polk, Sacagawea, Thomas Jefferson

12. Famous gunfighters – Wild Bill Hickok, Billy the Kid, Jesse James, John Wesley Hardin, Wyatt Earp, The Wild Bunch

Civil War Interactive Notebook

1. Key vocabulary – abolitionist, antebellum, bayonet, commutation, copperhead, Dixie, Dred Scott Decision, Fugitive Slave Law, Mason-Dixon Line, plantation, sectionalism, Yankee

2. Causes of the Civil War – slavery, industry vs. farming, states’ rights, expansion, bleeding Kansas, President Lincoln, secession

3. Slavery – beginning, slaves from Africa, slave codes, slave vs. free states, underground railroad

4. Underground Railroad – railroad terms, workers, travel, danger, duration, escaped slaves, Fugitive Slave Act

5. Harpers Ferry raid – John Brown, plan, raid, capture, consequences

6. The South Secedes – South Carolina, leaders, Confederate States of America

7. Border States – Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, Delaware, West Virginia

8. Union generals – Ulysses S. Grant, George McClellan, William Tecumseh Sherman, Joseph Hooker, Winfield Scott Hancock, George Thomas

9. Confederate generals – Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, J.E.B. Stuart, P.G.T. Beauregard, Joseph Johnson

10. Important people – Clara Barton, Jefferson Davis, Dorthea Dix, Andrew Johnson, Abraham Lincoln, Mary Todd Lincoln, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Harriet Tubman, Eli Whitney

11. Daily Life – life, poor men, women at home, war in the South, children in the army

12. Life as a soldier – typical day, medical conditions, age, food, pay

13. Uniforms – start of the war, confusion on the battlefield, Union and Confederate uniforms, weapons, gear

14. African Americans – not allowed to fight, African American soldiers, first black regiments, African Americans in the South

15. Civil War spies – Union & Confederate spy networks, famous Union and Confederate spies

16. Medicine – hospitals, doctors, infection, treatments, disease

17. Weapons and technology – rifles and muskets, hand to hand combat, cannons, submarines and ironclads, balloons, the telegraph, railroads

18. Submarines – use, first submarines, H.L. Hunley, crew, weapons, air, sinking a ship, Hunley sinks

19. Union blockade – duration, the anaconda plan, cotton for weapons, how it worked, getting through the blockade, results

20. Battle of Fort Sumter – Fort Sumter, leaders, before the battle, the battle

21. 1st Battle of Bull Run – when, leaders, the battle, results

22. Battle of the Ironclads – the Merrimack, the Monitor, the battle, results

23. Battle of Shiloh – before the battle, Confederate plan, the battle, the hornet’s nest, results

24. Battle of Antietam – Robert E. Lee on the offensive, the battle, results

25. Battle of Fredericksburg – before the battle, the battle, results

26. Battle of Chancellorsville – before the battle, the battle, results

27. Siege of Vicksburg – importance of Vicksburg, before the battle, the battle, results

28. Battle of Gettysburg – the battle, results, the Gettysburg Address

29. Sherman’s March to the Sea – before the march, march to Savannah, taking Savannah

30. Emancipation Proclamation – freeing the slaves, why wait, the 13th Amendment

31. Robert E. Lee Surrenders – before the surrender, surrender, terms, the Southern army, Jefferson Davis captured, the war over

32. President Lincoln’s assassination – location, how he was killed, conspiracy, Booth captured

Reconstruction Interactive Notebook

1. Key vocabulary – reconstruction, Radical Reconstruction, carpetbaggers, Ku Klux Klan, scalawags, sharecropper, amnesty, freedmen, impeach, cash crops, segregation, lynching

2. Important people – Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, Oliver O. Howard, Hiram Revels, Blanch K. Bruce, Thaddeus Stevens, Charles Sumner, Ulysses S. Grant, Frederick Douglass, Jefferson Davis

3. Lincoln’s Plan – ten percent plan, proclamation of amnesty and reconstruction, readmission to the Union, support

4. Andrew Johnson’s Plan – Presidential reconstruction, readmission to the Union

5. Radical Reconstruction – Congressional reconstruction, reconstruction acts, readmission to the Union

6. Johnson’s impeachment – reason, vote

7. Ulysses S. Grant administration – accomplishments, corruption

8. Reconstruction amendments – 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments

9. Sharecropping – origins, how it worked, result, end

10. Black codes – purpose, Mississippi, examples, vagrancy laws, northern reaction, purpose

11. Black suffrage – grandfather clause, literacy test, poll tax

12. The Ku Klux Klan – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Klan

13. Freedmen’s Bureau – goal, achievements, education, end of the bureau

14. Ending Reconstruction – President Grant, election of 1876, result