Entry: Jefferson, Madison and Monroe

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Entry: Jefferson, Madison and Monroe Teaching Point: SWBAT use primary and secondary source documents to describe important events throughout the presidencies of Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe.

Do Now: What important events do you remember that happened during the presidencies of Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe?

Class Notes: 3rd President: Thomas Jefferson, 1801 – 1809: Democratic-Republican 4th President: James Madison, 1809 – 1817: Democratic-Republican 5th President: James Monroe, 1817 – 1825: Democratic Republican

Review Assessment Question 1: Under Which President did the Louisiana Purchase take place? 1) Monroe 2) Washington 3) Jefferson 4) Madison

Review Assessment Question 2: Which president issued a doctrine stating that all foreign countries should stay out of the Western Hemisphere (America’s Area)? 1) Adams 2) Jefferson 3) Madison 4) Monroe

Activity: Groups 1 and 2: DBQ sheet 1 Groups 3 and 4: DBQ sheet 2 Task: Answer the questions based on the documents. Some questions deal with outside information from our past classes. You may use the textbook, as well as any class notes to help you answer the questions. Share Out:

Activity: Option 1: DBQ sheet 1 Option 2: DBQ sheet 2 Task: Answer the questions based on the documents. Some questions deal with outside information from our past classes. You may use the textbook, as well as any class notes to help you answer the questions. Share Out:

Conclusion/Discussion: Out of the three presidents that we learned about today, which one would you have liked to live under most as an American citizen?