First Nine Weeks Second Nine Weeks Third Nine Weeks Fourth Nine CAUSES, COURSE AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE CIVIL WAR (1861-1865) RECONSTRUCTION (1865-1877) MOTIVES FOR MOVING WEST FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO SETTLEMENT First Jewish Settler in 1886: Isidor Cohen CONFLICT WITH NATIVE AMERICANS -Settlement and Conflict with Native Americans: Tequesta’s CLOSING OF THE FRONTIER (1890) ECONOMIC CHALLENGES TO AMERICAN FARMERS FARMERS' RESPONSES ELECTION OF 1896: BRYAN VS. MCKINLEY FACTORS ENCOURAGING INDUSTRIAL GROWTH IN THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY DEVELOPMENTS OF MAJOR INDUSTRIES RISE OF BIG BUSINESS: CORPORATIONS RESULTS OF INDUSTRIAL GROWTH INVENTIONS THE MOVEMENT LABOR UNREST JUSTIFICATIONS FOR EXPANSION (IMPERIALISM) THE UNITED STATES EXPANDS BEYOND ITS BORDERS THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR (1898) CAUSES RESULTS SIGNIFICANCE UNITED STATES’ FOREIGN POLICY (1865- 1917) UNITED STATES EXPANSION AND INTERVENTION IN THE CARIBBEAN AND LATIN AMERICA -Miami’s First Black Millionaire: D.A. Dorsey CAUSES OF THE WAR IN AMERICAN NEUTRALITY REASONS FOR U.S. INVOLVEMENT IN WORLD WAR I MOBILIZATION FOR WAR THE HOME FRONT EVENTS OF THE WAR ’S IDEALISM RESULTS OF WORLD WAR I REASONS FOR UNITED STATES’ SENATE REJECTION OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES THE ROARING TWENTIES ECONOMIC TRENDS POLITICAL TRENDS SOCIAL TRENDS The Establishment of a Jewish Community CAUSES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION DIPLOMACY OF THE 1930s CAUSES OF WORLD WAR II IMMEDIATE CAUSE OF THE WAR IN EUROPE REASONS FOR TENSIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN THE U.S. ENTERS THE WAR MOBILIZATION THE HOME FRONT EVENTS OF THE WAR (1941-1945) RESULTS & CONSEQUENCES OF WORLD WAR II TRUMAN & THE COLD WAR (1945-1953) EISENHOWER AND MODERN REPUBLICANISM (1953-1956) ELECTION OF 1960: KENNEDY VS. NIXON DOMESTIC POLICY: KENNEDY’S NEW FRONTIER (1961-1963 FOREIGN POLICY THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY (NOVEMBER 1963) -The impact of the assassination of JFK on Miami JOHNSON’S GREAT SOCIETY (1963- 1969) -The New Ellis Island FOREIGN AFFAIRS UNDER NIXON DOMESTIC ISSUES UNDER NIXON ISSUES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY END OF COURSE REVIEW (3 week review- for details see pacing guide) REPOTING CATEGORIES 1-4 SUGGESTED CULMINATING PROJECT- see detailed decade study project description on the pacing guide.
COMPARISON OF THE FIRST & SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONS FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO URBANIZATION IN THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY CHARACTERISTICS PROBLEMS AS A RESULT OF URBANIZATION -Colored Town Miami SOCIAL GOSPEL MOVEMENT SETTLEMENT HOUSES -The history of Liberty Square GOSPEL OF WEALTH SOCIAL DARWINISM IMMIGRATION -Immigration-Children of Cuba ORIGINS OF THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT PROGRESSIVE REFORMS SOCIAL POLITICAL ECONOMIC -1926 Miami: The blow that broke the boom STOCK MARKET CRASH (1929): END OF PROSPERITY & BEGINNING OF GREAT DEPRESSION CONDITIONS AND PROBLEMS OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION HOOVER’S RESPONSE TO THE GREAT DEPRESSION ELECTION OF 1932: FDR INTRODUCES “NEW DEAL” NEW DEAL GOALS: RELIEF, RECOVERY, & REFORM NEW DEAL MEASURES & AGENCIES: -New Deal Agencies in Miami Dade THE ADMINISTRATION OF FDR IMPACT OF THE NEW DEAL ON MINORITIES THE LEGACY OF THE NEW DEAL SOCIAL & ECONOMIC TRENDS -Theodore Gibson: Miami’s Civil Rights Activist ELECTION OF 1976: CARTER ELECTED ELECTION OF 1980: REAGAN AND THE REPUBLICAN RESURGENCE THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION DOMESTIC POLICIES FORGEIGN AFFAIRS SOCIAL TRENDS -Little Haiti REAGAN AND THE SUPREME COURT GEORGE H.W. BUSH PRESIDENCY -George H.W. Bush-Hurricane Andrew Relief BILL CLINTON: 1993-2001 GEORGE W. BUSH THE WAR ON TERROR First Nine Weeks Second Nine Weeks Third Nine Weeks Fourth Nine Weeks