Adventures in American History

Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Overarching GLE Standards Addressed:

7.3.1: Analyze political, social, and economic factors that led to westward expansion from 1800–1850.
7.3.2: Identify and explain foreign policy developments between the United States and other nations from 1800–1850.
7.3.4: Compare and contrast the political, social, and economic development of the different regions of the United States
7.7.1: Explain how Americans adapted and transformed various physical environments in the United States to expand its growth and influence.
7.9.3: Explain how United States foreign policy was developed and carried out from 1781–1877

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Chapter 9: American Foreign Policy

Section 1: American Foreign Policy

Section 2: Nationalism and Sectionalism

Section 3: American Culture

7B's study guide

7A's study guide

(These are for homework for each respective class - 7B will complete 7A's, and 7A will complete 7B's.)

Overarching GLE Standards Addressed:

7.3.1: Analyze political, social, and economic factors that led to westward expansion from 1800–1850.
7.3.2: Identify and explain foreign policy developments between the United States and other nations from 1800–1850.
7.7.1: Explain how Americans adapted and transformed various physical environments in the United States to expand its growth and influence.

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Crash Course History: Jefferson and his Democracy

Section 2: The Louisiana Purchase

Section 3: The Coming of War

Section 4: The War of 1812

Overarching GLE Standards Addressed:

7.2.4: Describe the major political and economic events, and policies of the Washington and Adams presidencies.
7.9.1: Compare and contrast political divisions of the world from 1763–1877.
7.11.3: Describe government policies that influenced the United States economy.

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Video from Crash Course History about the history

of early American politics and creation of political parties

Section 1: Washington Leads a New Nation

Section 2: Hamilton and National Finances

Section 3: Challenges for the New Nation

Section 4: John Adam's Presidency