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Unit 2 Timeline Guidelines 1. Your timeline should include all 18 events and people from the list provided and be completed on the Google Slides started for you in google classr...
Write 4 sentences explaining which invention you feel is the most important and why.
Select all that apply Select all of the examples of variations in the typical cnidarian life cycle. - Polyp and medusae play different roles - Sexual and asexual reproduction oc...
Select all of the characteristics of common hydras. - They exist in a medusa stage only. - They are solitary polyps. - Their mouth is on oral end surrounded by hollow tentacles....
Siphon, Zooid, Hydranth, Dactylozooid, Gonangia Polyp specialized for defense, Feeding polyp, Terminal polyps at the ends of stalk branches, Reproductive polyp, Root that attach...
1. Write the benchmark. SS.7.CG.2.1 - Define the term "citizen," and explain the constitutional means of becoming a U.S. citizen. 1. Rewrite the benchmark in your own words. Hin...
What is propaganda? What does it mean that WWI was a "total war"? What was the Great Migration? Discuss: Can you be patriotic about the US and criticize the government at the sa...
What does the emboldened line demonstrate about the war?
How does Schenck use the 13th amendment to build his argument against the military draft? What does Schenck suggest for citizens to do to protest the draft?
What is other arguments that Schenck utilizes in the pamphlet? After reading both sides, do you think the publication is a violation of the Espionage or Sedition Acts? Explain y...
1. How could Schenck’s actions create a “clear and present danger”? 2. What does the underlined portion state about constitutional rights and freedom during times of war?
Do you agree with the idea that the US government can limit your Constitutional rights during certain periods of time?
1. Read Wilson's 14 Points speech from January 8, 1918. 2. Briefly summarize the 6 most important points provided on the chart below. 3. Now Find the selected Articles of the 19...
Main People Involved What was their position on the ratification of the treaty? Irreconcilables Reservationists Democrats
1) What is the main reason for U.S. backlash against ratification of the Treaty of Versailles? 2) Did the United Stated ratify the Treaty of Versailles?
How are Wilson’s 14 points consistent with his policy of Moral diplomacy? Provide examples. Article 231 in the treaty is referred to as the “War Guilt Clause”. Taking in to acco...
America Before the Declaration of Independence - How were people who wanted complete independence from Britain mostly viewed? - What led to many colonists abandoning their hopes...
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