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November 9-13

Monday, November 9  WOD  Cabinet- the president’s group of advisors aka “secretaries”  Foreign- issues OUT of the country  Neutral- the state of remaining independent and not forming alliances with other countries (not supporting British, not supporting French)  WARM UP  Summarize your Cornell notes from Friday

We Will DESCRIBE major foreign and domestic problems faced by George Washington during his presidency I Will JUSTIFY, of the issues I covered today, which one was the most important during Washington’s presidency

GEORGEWASHINGTON

ACTIVITY  Washington’s problems stations  Identify whether each issue is a political, economic, or social issue  Describe the issue  Identify if it is a foreign or domestic issue

I Will JUSTIFY, of the issues I covered today, which one was the most important during Washington’s presidency

Tuesday, November 10  WOD  Tariff-tax on imported goods  WARM UP  What advice would you give to the country if you are resigning as President?

We Will EXPLAIN the impact of Washington’s Farewell Address I Will LCJ 3 things Washington urged the country to do in his farewell speech

GEORGEWASHINGTON

ACTIVITY  Finish stations from yesterday  Washington’s Farewell Address

CRITICAL WRITING  For 3 minutes…write your response to Washington’s Farewell Address SGPT  Share your response with your partner

ADVANCED ASSIGNMENT Write an editorial to a newspaper and explain what you witnessed as Washington gave his Farewell Address (emotions, what he said, etc.)  Must be at least 2 paragraphs in length  Due on Monday

I Will LCJ 3 things Washington urged the country to do in his farewell speech

Thursday, November 12  WOD  National Debt- money owed by the U.S.  WARM UP  What does a nation being in debt mean to you? And what plans would you come up with to bring a nation out of debt?

We Will IDENTIFY challenges faced by Hamilton’s financial plan I Will CREATE 3 test questions over Hamilton and National Finance

GEORGEWASHINGTON

ACTIVITY  CORENLL NOTES  Read pages

SGPT  Do you think Hamilton’s plan for the federal government to take over state war debts was fair to southern states?  Do you agree with loose interpretation or strict interpretation of the Constitution?

 I Will CREATE 3 test questions over Hamilton and National Finance

Friday, November 13  We Will EXPLAIN the presidencies of the first 3 presidents  I Will CHOOSE one president as my favorite and justify why

ACTIVITY  The President’s video: Washington-Jefferson  Guided Questions

 I Will CHOOSE one president as my favorite and justify why