1. Do Now Pass your homework into the homework bin
Update Table of Contents:
4. Election of 1800: Note Sheet /25
5. Election of 1800: RARE Writing /25
6. Thomas Jefferson Presidency Video Questions /26
7. Marshall Court Reading /27
8. James Madison Presidency & Tensions with British /28
9. Should the US Declare War on the British? /29

2. Today
Student Behavior and Attitudes
Student Work

3. James Madison 4th President of the United States
Father of the Constitution
Looking to continue Jefferson’s policies

4. Henry Clay Representative from Kentucky Speaker of the House War Hawk
Will go on to have a long distinguished career in politics
He will be a huge influence in American history over the next 50 years

5. Should We Go to War with Britain?
Reasons for and against war

6. Today
We will be taking part in a simulation on the lead up to the War of and we will determine if the United States should declare war on the British
You will be working individually on a Chromebook and hearing the different opinions of several prominent Americans of the time
You will figure out whether they are pro-war or against war
After hearing where each person stands you will determine whether the country should go to war or not and we will vote on this as a class

7. Today Go to my website – www.mrhealeyhistory.weebly.com
Click on the Jefferson Era Tab (it will be under more…)
Scroll down to the bottom until you see Other Resources
Underneath Other Resources, there will be a link next to War of Simulation…click on that link
It will bring you to the CAST YOUR VOTE – 1812
watch the video and listen to what President James Madison has to say
Next click on Explore Perspectives…you will listen to the 8 different Americans and determine where they stand on the war and why
Finally, click on Cast your vote and share your opinion.

8. What Happened On?
On this day in 1982, this person started their career in late night television
Clues:
This person replaced Johnny Carson as the late show host
This person recently retired from television
Stephen Colbert replaced the person after their retirement

9. David Letterman

10. Today: Monday February 1st, 2016
Class Discussion on assignment from Friday
Fill out Venn Diagram on reasons why US should declare war or not
Class Vote
What Actually Happens
Introduce Writing Prompt
Outlines

11. Should We Declare War on Britain?
After finishing the simulation, discuss amongst your group whether or not we should declare war on the British

12. Should We Declare War on Britain?
Class Discussion
Statistics from the Simulation
Venn Diagram

13. Class Vote
Should the United States Declare War on the British?
Yes No

14. What Actually Happens The United States declares war on the British
On June 1, 1812, President James Madison sent a message to Congress recounting American grievances against Great Britain
After Madison's message, the House of Representatives deliberated for four days behind closed doors before voting 79 to 49 (61% in favor) the first declaration of war
the Senate agreed by 19 to 13 (59% in favor).

15. Outlines Tomorrow you will be writing a 3-5 paragraph essay in class
Take the remainder of class to complete an outline for the writing prompt
Question: What forces led the United States to declare war on the British in 1812?
This assignment will be completed in class tomorrow and it will take the entire class period

16. Writing Activity
Writing Prompt – This should take close too the entire class to write
Question: What forces led the United States to declare war on the British in 1812?
Using your notes from the simulation, write a 3-5 paragraph essay on the following topic