+ Bell Ringer: Monday, December 12 th Write down today’s objective. “Let us understand: North Vietnam cannot defeat or humiliate the United States. Only.

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+ Bell Ringer: Monday, December 12 th Write down today’s objective. “Let us understand: North Vietnam cannot defeat or humiliate the United States. Only Americans can do that.” – President Richard M. Nixon, 1969 What do you think President Nixon means by this statement? No Bell Ringer stamp if talking. Pass any missing work forward.

+ Cuban Missile Crisis Background Information: VO40SpSBjbc/VO40SpSBjbc.mp4 VO40SpSBjbc/VO40SpSBjbc.mp4 In partners, read through the documents and answer the guided questions.

+ Cuban Missile Crisis Closing Questions: According to these documents, what deal did the US strike with the USSR? Why was this deal kept secret? Who seems more scared or on the defensive in these documents? What does this event show you about how people felt during the Cold War?

+ Bell Ringer: Tuesday, December 13 th Write down today’s objective. What bodies of water are East of North and South Vietnam? What country is to the west of North Vietnam? What country is west of South Vietnam? No Bell Ringer stamp if talking. Pass any missing work and homework forward.

+ Bell Ringer: Wednesday, December 14 th Write down today’s objective. Using the timeline and prior knowledge about the Sixties in America, in your opinion, why do you think so many Americans opposed the Vietnam War? No Bell Ringer stamp if talking. Pass any missing work and homework forward.

+ Bell Ringer: Thursday, December 15 th Write down today’s objective. Based off of what we learned this week, reflect on the quotation of the week. How has your impression changed from Monday? “Let us understand: North Vietnam cannot defeat or humiliate the United States. Only Americans can do that.” – President Richard M. Nixon, 1969 Complete the Bell Ringer Reflection Sheet. No Bell Ringer stamp if talking. Pass any missing work and homework forward.

+ Nixon’s “The Silent Majority”