Friday, February 28, 2020

Road to WW2 and FDR Speeches

Greetings!
Sorry we're not there to join you today. You'll be working with your groups and your timelines today to complete the tasks listed in this handout: Road to WW2 Group Work. You should make a shared copy of this handout for your group to use. By the end of the period, EVERYONE should submit the work to Schoology. Your homework for the weekend is listed below the groups and in the new calendar that's posted.


PERIOD 56
Group #1
Haley
Talia C.
Apollos
Group #2
Jessica
Sydney
Tommy
Group #3
Amy
Jackson
Zach G.
Group #4
Ellie
Drew
Demi
Group #5
Paige
Emily
Elijah
Group #6
Talia S.
Bailey
Sam
Group #7
Samantha
Jennifer
Tyler
Group #8
Zach C.
Nathan
Ava
Group #9
Isabelle
Ben
Norah
Group #10
Lexi
Eli
Max
Emma
Group #11
Becky
Leah
Don
Group #12
Nick
Ella
Savannah
Group #13
Jordyn
Seth
Cate
Group #14
Lucy
Bradley
Jeremy
Group #15
Lauren
Julia
Brady
PERIOD 78
Group #1
Sofia
Zayne
Isaac
Eve
Group #2
Emmy
Sulaiman
Ojas
Sami
Group #3
Zornitza
Lexi E.
Nick
Jake
Group #4
Jesse G.
Ian
Zach
Leah H.
Group #5
Sara
Maddie
Cameron
Jessie
Group #6
Hannah
Ariel
Israel
Justin
Group #7
Olivia
Ethan
Rachel
Group #8
Jordyn
Ava
Louie
Thomas
Group #9
Noa
Bella
Mason
Josh
Group #10
Brandon
Jimmy
Ellie
Leah M.
Group #11
Lexi S.
Megan
Blake
Trey
Group #12
Elisabeth
Chloe
Devin
Russell



Individual HOMEWORK for the weekend:
  1. Read and annotate pages 52-55 in your binder.
  2. Read this brief biography of Charles Lindbergh
  3. Read and annotate Charles Lindbergh’s Speech, “Who are the War Agitators?” (Binder 56-57)
  4. Complete a journal response where you answer the following questions:
    • What was the “America First” Committee? What did they believe?
    • What was Lindbergh’s overall argument?
    • Which groups does he single out as being responsible for the war and what is his reasoning for listing each?
    • Based on your timelines, why do you think that Lindbergh was making this argument?
    • In what ways does his argument contrast with Roosevelt’s position in his “Four Freedoms speech”?
    • Describe your reaction to Lindbergh’s speech? Based on its context, what do you think of his argument?
    • Describe any connections or links that you can make between any of the details listed above and the United States in 2020.

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