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1 World War I, Great Depression, World War II, Pearl Harbor, D-Day Class Discussion

2 Socratic Class Discussion Guidelines
Class centered discussion Everyone must make at least 2 meaningful comments Do not hog the discussion 1 person at a time speak Think on a depth & complexity level Listen, reflect, make connections, discuss EXPO quality, evident of an 8th grade student about to be a freshman

3 World War I Topics Causes Trends Details Technology
Multiple Perspectives Economy African Americans Women Treaty of Versailles

4 Great Depression Topics
Causes Trends Details Dust Bowl Multiple Perspectives President Herbert Hoover President Franklin Roosevelt Economy New Deal Children

5 World War II Topics Causes Trends Details Technology
Treaty of Versailles Trends Pearl Harbor D-Day Details Technology Multiple Perspectives Economy African Americans Women

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