Author Archives: Erin Connors

1.) Bell Work: “Communists seized power in Russia in 1917 and threatened to spread their revolution to other countries.  When a wave of strikes hit the United States in 1919, some Americans feared this was the start of a Communist revolution. … Continue reading →

1.) Bell Work:How did the end of WWI affect the United States?How did the end of WWI affect the people who survived the war?Provide an example or two. 2.) Discussed nativism, isolationism, communism, the Red Scare, and the Palmer Raids. … Continue reading →

1.) Bell Work:We are taking a survey on social studies. 2.) Chapter 12 Vocabulary Booklet begins today.

1.) Bell Work:Any questions on the test? 2.) Chapter 11 TEST today! Have a great weekend!

1.) Bell Work:We will be doing a Kahoot! to practice for the test. Grab your Chromebook! 2.) Kahoot! for prizes!

1.) Bell Work:Answer p. 402 History Through Film Questions 1 & 2 2.) Time to work on your Chapter 11 Study Guide.3.) Have your Chapter 11, Sections 3 & 4 Notetakers out to be checked.4.) Your WWI Propaganda Posters are … Continue reading →

1.) Bell Work:a.) Identify the underlying theme of the political cartoon. b.) Based on your prior knowledge which major proposal created by Woodrow Wilson is the inspiration for the political cartoon?c.) Based on architectural concepts identify why is the United … Continue reading →

1.) Bell Work:“It is a fearful thing to lead this great peaceful people into war, into the most terrible and disastrous of all wars…But the right is more precious than peace, and we shall fight for things which we have … Continue reading →

1.) Bell Work:a.) Who is this poster meant to appeal to?b.) Where can someone get more information about growing a Victory Garden from according to the poster?c.) Explain the meaning of the phrase “Every Garden a Munition Plant”. 2.) Today … Continue reading →

1.) Bell Work:Using prior knowledge & p. 385 answer the following questions:-What were the physical effects of the new weapons & tactics used during WWI?-What were the psychological effects of the new weapons & tactics used during WWI? 2.) Finish … Continue reading →