Eighth Grade Social Studies Tentative Course Outline

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Eighth Grade Social Studies Tentative Course Outline

Review of events leading to civil war 8th Grade September Review of events leading to civil war   Revolution   Constitution   Public Nation   Expansion  Relocation  Industrialization  Reformation  Division

September-October A dividing nation Slavery  Uncle Tom’s Cabin  Kansas-Nebraska Act  Dred Scott  New Republican Party  Harper’s Ferry

September - October The Civil War part one The shape  Fort Sumter  Choosing sides The Struggle  Strategies  Technology - Monitor v.   Merrimack

October  Understanding midterm  elections  Current Events - political

Emancipation Proclamation October – November Understanding midterm  elections  Current Events - political The Civil War part two   Freedom?   Emancipation Proclamation   54th Massachusetts Reg.  Difficulties of war

November/ December The end of the Civil War  Gettysburg Address  Appomattox Court House Reconstruction  Reunion  Changes in the South

January The Wild West  Plains Indians  Miners and Railroads  Ranchers and Cowhands  Farming Industry post Civil War  Railroads  Inventions and Big Business  The American Worker Era of the Cities  Immigration  City Life  Educational and cultural reform

January/February Progressive Era  Regulating business  Power to the voters.  Trust busting  Women’s rights Suffrage Temperance  Fighting for Equality  African Americans  Mexican Americans  Native Americans  Asian Americans

February/March Becoming a World Power  Pacific Trade  Purchase of Alaska  Annex of Hawaii  Relations with China  Spanish American War  Latin America .World War I (Feb/March)  Europe and the causes  U.S. Involvement  Winning  Peace

April Roaring Twenties  Prosperity  New technology, new ways of   life  Trouble brewing Depression  Economy Crashes  The New Deal  Survival

The spread of Communism Dividing Europe   May/June World War II  Dictatorship  Home Front  Allies Advance  Victory The Cold War   The spread of Communism  Dividing Europe