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Good Morning! Remember this meme?! It’s time to get excited because…

It’s Group Project Time! Get out your Unit 3 Major Themes Sheet Get ready to meet your group!…

Initial Meeting Meet with your group and complete Steps 1-3 on your handout. Each person should have this information recorded on their handout. ONE will be turned in & given back. Each individual is accountable! #GOALS #notGOALS

Map Activity Complete the Map Activity for United States (North American) Expansion. Use your textbook, the internet, and maps for help! This activity is independent! YAY you get to COLOR!

HOMEWORK DUE THURSDAY Read pages 72-75 in your textbook and answer the questions below: What factors drove the conflict between whites and Native Americans? Describe at least two examples of conflict. (5 BONUS points for each extra example) What was the purpose and impact of the Dawes Act? How did the U.S. acquire Oregon and Alaska?