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I was sent this alert this morning and downloaded the app myself to play with--I think it's GREAT.
It's essentially a huge flashcard set, divided by units--but the flashcards are of good quality and you rank each one based on how well you knew the answer. It will then show you cards that you didn't know more often and cards that you did know less often as you learn them better.
For free--I HIGHLY recommend it! Looks like an excellent study tool... and just think, you could study APUSH ANYWHERE you go!!! : )
Monday, February 25, 2013
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Mrs. Rodriguez says... Corrections!
Corrections for the Progressive/Imperialism test are open TODAY (Wednesday) after school, THURSDAY before school, and MONDAY before and after school.
Make plans to come in--the time is VERY limited!
Make plans to come in--the time is VERY limited!
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Mrs. Rodriguez says... Themes Projects!
Here are the pairs/individuals working on the Themes Project--with the theme assigned for your visual listed next to your name(s).
2nd Period, 6th Period
Travis & Nasan (American Diversity)
Tayler & Cayley (American Diversity)
Rachel & Helena (American Identity)
Brooke & Kristy (American Identity)
Patricia and Cynthia (Culture)
Brittany (Culture)
Sanathan & Nick (Culture)
Vicky & Travis (Demographic Changes)
Bethany (Demographic Changes)
Shilpa & Alex (Demographic Changes)
Tayler & Cayley (American Diversity)
Rachel & Helena (American Identity)
Brooke & Kristy (American Identity)
Patricia and Cynthia (Culture)
Brittany (Culture)
Sanathan & Nick (Culture)
Vicky & Travis (Demographic Changes)
Bethany (Demographic Changes)
Shilpa & Alex (Demographic Changes)
Caroline (Economic Transformations)
Priyansi & Lujain (Economic Transformation)
Thomas & Cameron (Environment)
Tara (Environment)
Priyansi & Lujain (Economic Transformation)
Thomas & Cameron (Environment)
Tara (Environment)
Taylor Z & Patrick (Globalization)
Leah & Michelle (Globalization)
Leah & Michelle (Globalization)
Andrew (Politics and Citizenship)
Nathan (Politics and Citizenship)
Anna (Politics and Citizenship)
Nahrin (Reform)
Abi & Emily (Reform)
Eric and Jiwhan (Religion)
Alona (Religion)
Kathleen & Ankur (Slavery and its Legacy)
Marianne (Slavery and its Legacy)
Alona (Religion)
Kathleen & Ankur (Slavery and its Legacy)
Marianne (Slavery and its Legacy)
Josh & Shankar (War and Diplomacy)
Cole & Zoe (War and Diplomacy)
Friday, February 8, 2013
Mrs. Rodriguez says... DBQ Re-do!
•Re-write your Progressives DBQ.
(this time, it's a quiz grade--to follow the AP DBQ Rubric)
–Re-write. Please type.
–UNDERLINE
all outside information.
–Highlight
all analysis (that directly mentions argument)
–Italicize
document inferences.
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Mrs. Rodriguez says... HERE'S YOUR HINT!
Homestead Act
Pullman Strike
Election of 1896
Trusts
Bessemer Process
New Immigrants
Social Darwinism
Political Bosses
Populism
Pendleton Act
You can thank me later!
Don't forget, for tomorrow:
1. ID Quiz!
2. MC Practice Due
3. Essay Day! (Outlines Due)
4. EXAM THURSDAY
5. Work on your Themes Project!
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Mrs. Rodriguez says... another movie?!
CNN Article: What 'Lincoln' The Movie Missed...
I'm glad to see that PBS is producing a film (airing Tuesday!) that shows the enduring efforts of the abolitionists to the cause of ending slavery. I'm a HUGE Lincoln fan and liked how the movie showed his skill in negotiating the perils of Congress, but was disappointed that other abolitionists weren't shown (as Lincoln himself had to be convinced abolition was a good idea!)
I know you have buckets of "free time" ; ) -- but this PBS movie would be a worthwhile review of an important time period for you APUSHers!
I'm glad to see that PBS is producing a film (airing Tuesday!) that shows the enduring efforts of the abolitionists to the cause of ending slavery. I'm a HUGE Lincoln fan and liked how the movie showed his skill in negotiating the perils of Congress, but was disappointed that other abolitionists weren't shown (as Lincoln himself had to be convinced abolition was a good idea!)
I know you have buckets of "free time" ; ) -- but this PBS movie would be a worthwhile review of an important time period for you APUSHers!
Friday, December 14, 2012
Mrs. Rodriguez says... I'm thinking of an era...
Two eras, actually. The Revolution. The Age of Jackson.
I wonder why...?
I wonder why...?
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