Date of Test:
Moved to 2/26 & 2/27
The test will be multiple choice and short answer.
Short Answer
Which three present day countries made up French Indochina?
What was the U.S. trying to do when it entered the war in Vietnam?
Who was the communist leader of North Vietnam?
South Vietnamese Communist who were opponents of the southern government were called
N O G E T V I C (unscramble the letters).
How did the north supply the south?
What event was the turning point in the war in the minds of many Americans?
Even though the U.S. had superior technology and weapons, we found it difficult to succeed in Vietnam because the Viet Cong used what?
The low morale and frustration among American soldiers in Vietnam led to the massacre of over 300 apparently unarmed civilians (including women, children, and the elderly) in the _____ ______ Massacre.
Nixon’s plan for gradually withdrawing U.S. troops and having the South Vietnamese do the fighting was called what?
Which amendment to the Constitution lowered the voting age? Why was it lowered? How old do you now have to be to vote?
Who/What
Agent Orange
Doves
Escalation
Guerrilla warfare
Hawks
Ho Chi Minh
Napalm
Search & Destroy
Tet offensive
William Westmoreland
Points of View (p.834 table that’s in your notebook)
What were three reasons for involvement in the Vietnam War?
1.
2.
3.
What were three reasons against involvement in the Vietnam War?
1.
2.
3.
Plus:
Map Questions (see map and worksheet)
Political cartoons (see notebook check sheet & class activity)
Iraq connections (see Venn diagram in notebook)
This site works in conjunction with my 8th grade U.S. history class. We cover 20th Century U.S. history, current events, and the U.S. and Illinois constitutions. Homework can be viewed on the Middle School website.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Thursday, February 07, 2008
Elelction '08 WebQuest
Super Tuesday is over but the Primary certainly isn't.
Check out these sites to find out more.
First, go to the ChannelOne website to view their list of all things election. ChannelOne OneVote 2008 Page.
Next, go to the excellent CNN Election Center to look at the current election statistics. CNN Election Center. There's a ton of information and statistic here so don't get overwhelmed. Click on whatever looks interesting, especially maps and graphs, but don't stray off the site.
After using the internet and possiblly watching a video, these are the questions that we're going to answer in our notebooks:
Check out these sites to find out more.
First, go to the ChannelOne website to view their list of all things election. ChannelOne OneVote 2008 Page.
Next, go to the excellent CNN Election Center to look at the current election statistics. CNN Election Center. There's a ton of information and statistic here so don't get overwhelmed. Click on whatever looks interesting, especially maps and graphs, but don't stray off the site.
After using the internet and possiblly watching a video, these are the questions that we're going to answer in our notebooks:
Post Super Tuesday Questions
1. Who was the winner among the Democrats? How do you know?
2. Who was the winner among the Republicans? How do you know?
3. Who do you predict will be the Democrat nominee for the
4. Who do you predict will be the Republican nominee for the
Also, keep a look out for our second, Super Tuesday, primary vote statistics.
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