US HISTORY STUDENT NOTEBOOK ORDER

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US HISTORY STUDENT NOTEBOOK ORDER 1. COVER SHEET – NAME CLASS & PERIOD – YOU MAY DECORATE WITH SCHOOL APPROPRIATE ITEMS TO SHOW YOUR PERSONALITY 2. POLICY AND PROCEDURES 3. WELCOME BINGO 4. AMENDMENTS PAGE 5. US MAP 6. FOUNDATIONS OF GOVT 7. WEST COVER SHEET 8. WEST AND POPULIST VOCABULARY 9. AMERICA STORY OF US: HEARTLAND 10. WEST NOTES 11. WEST REVIEW 12. INDUSTRIALISM COVER SHEET – GREEN PICKED UP TODAY 13. INDUSTIRALISM VOCABULARY

INDUSTRIALIZATION SPRITE INDUSTRIALIZATION NOTES LESSON 1 – ECONOMICS LESSON 3 – BIG BUSINESS LESSON 4 – UNIONS 16. INDUSTRIALIZATION REVIEW 17. INVENTIONS AND INNOVATIONS TIME LINE 18. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION GRAPHIC ORGANIZER 19. URBAN AMERICA DIVIDER 20. URBAN AMERICA VOCABULARY 21. URBAN AMERICA POLITICAL CARTOON ANALYSIS 22. SPRITE ACTIVITY 22. URBAN AMERICA NOTES 23. URBAN AMERICA REVIEW

24. PRORGRESSIVE ERA DIVIDER 25. PROGRESSIVE ERA VOCABULARY 26 24. PRORGRESSIVE ERA DIVIDER 25. PROGRESSIVE ERA VOCABULARY 26. PROGRESSIVE ERA NOTES 27. PROGRESSIVE ERA FOLDABLE 28. PROGRESSIVE ERA SPRITE 29. PROGRESSIVE ERA REVIEW 30. BECOMING A WORLD POWER / IMPERIALISM DIVIDER 31. IMPERIALISM VOCABULARY 32. IMPERIALISM NOTES 33. IMPERIALISM FOREIGN POLICY ACTIVITY 34. IMPERIALISM MAP ACTIVITY