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1 Monday, October 19th Sporting News: Senior Announcements:
Football Sr. Night vs Atherton – 7:00 Friday (Field Party Follows) Boys Soccer – Tuesday 4:30, Thursday Mercy Senior Announcements: Sr. Movie Night – Thursday, October 22nd 7:30 Class Announcements: Competency Check – TODAY Map Quiz – Wednesday Agenda: Learning Target & Vocab Academic Advising Concludes – Reflection Sheet!!!! Mapping the Compromises Activity Put together Slave Packet Comp Check

2 Your Slavery Work Product/Packet
By the end of the period: Complete all parts of the slavery packet. Staple it, hole-punch it and save it for study use. The Packet should include the following: The rebellion timeline & descriptions The unit vocabulary sheet The “Fakebook” pages on abolitionists & reformers The mapping activity (pg. 314) I will check this right before we take the competency check on slavery.

3 Tuesday, October 20th Sporting News: Senior Announcements:
Football Sr. Night vs Atherton – 7:00 Friday (Field Party Follows) Boys Soccer – Today 4:30, Thursday Mercy Senior Announcements: Sr. Movie Night – Thursday, October 22nd 7:30 Class Announcements: Map Quiz – next Week (I’ll explain) Remediation for slavery – on your own Agenda: Learning Target & Vocab Market Revolution Reading Market Revolution PPT & Notes Begin Unit Vocab & Timeline

4 1. The Missouri Compromise of 1820…
a. Admitted Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state b. Divided the line between free and slave states at the line of c. Was proved useless after the Dred Scott decision d. All of the above.

5 2.) Charles Sumner was beaten in the Senate because he accused other senators of
a. voting against slavery. b. called Abraham Lincoln a liar and a thief c. inciting border ruffians into Missouri. d. forcing Kansas to become a slave state.

6 3. The Supreme Court's Dred Scott decision...
won widespread approval in the North. declared the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional. granted citizenship to African Americans. mandated congressional control of slavery in the territories.

7 4.) Harriett Beecher Stowe famously wrote which of the following?
The Liberator Uncle Tom’s Cabin The North Star A Fault in Our Stars

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