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The Great Depression Do Nows US History 11B

DN52: Emma Goldman 5/11/17 In the DO NOW section of your folder answer the following questions in complete sentences and embed the question in your answer. What is the purpose of the deportations according to Emma Goldman? What is the goal of the Palmer Raids, according to Emma Goldman?

DN53: Credit 5/15/17 In the DO NOW section of your folder answer the following questions in complete sentences and embed the question in your answer. What is buying on margin? What is buy now, pay later? How can this buy now, pay later concept get an individual or a family into financial trouble?

DN54: Sugar Addiction 5/16/17 Write a claim to answer the following question: Should people in the United States be worried about sugar addiction? Find a piece of evidence from the Article of the Week to support your claim, and write it out using the sentence builder.

DN55: Sentence Builder 5/17/17 Use your Article of the Week to put the following quote through the sentence builder: “Not all foods are equally rewarding, of course. Most of us prefer sweets over sour and bitter foods because, evolutionarily, our mesolimbic pathway reinforces that sweet things provide a healthy source of carbohydrates for our bodies.”

DN56: Free Write 5/18/17 In the DO NOW section of your folder Today you can choose your topic. Write about whatever you like, use five lines in your notebook to do this free write, and do not write this prompt. Keep it school appropriate, and remember that I am a mandatory reporter.

DN57: Sleepy Lagoon 5/22/17 In at least three complete sentences describe the Sleepy Lagoon Murder and Trials. What happened? Why?

DN58: Zoot Suit Riots 5/23/17 In at least three complete sentences describe the Zoot Suit Riots. What happened? Why?

DN59: Best Evidence 5/24/17 Select the evidence that best supports the claim written below, then explain in at least two sentences why you selected that evidence. Scotland will secede from the United Kingdom. “If the Scots and Irish choose independence, England and Wales will stand alone.” “While England and Wales voted for Brexit last June, both Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain in the EU, by majorities of 62 percent and 56 percent, respectively.” “Independence, though, would have its own economic costs: It would mean establishing a real border between Scotland and England, from the Solway to the Tweed, cutting the Scots off from their biggest market.”

DN60: Reasoning 5/25/17 Use your reasoning sentence starters and write at least one sentence of reasoning to go with the following claim and evidence: Scotland will secede from the United Kingdom. In paragraph four of “The Great British Crack-Up” the author states, “While England and Wales voted for Brexit last June, both Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain in the EU, by majorities of 62 percent and 56 percent, respectively.”

DN61: Free Write 5/30/17 In the DO NOW section of your folder Today you can choose your topic. Write about whatever you like, use five lines in your notebook to do this free write, and do not write this prompt. Keep it school appropriate, and remember that I am a mandatory reporter.

DN62: Vocab In the DO NOW section of your folder answer the following questions in complete sentences and embed the question in your answer. In your own words, what is yellow journalism? Define racial profiling. What is a Pachucho/a?