Today was the unit 4 exam.

Today was review day for tomorrow's unit 4 exam.

We viewed Progressives and African Americans for the do now, and then completed a Booker T Washington and WEB Du Bois Activity.  You will need this graphic organizer.

HW - Booker vs Du Bois video quiz - be sure to fill in the video notes packet

We completed viewing a fabulous video about immigrant working girls working in sweat shops in the turn of the 20th centur NYC.  We were able to read p. 10-12 of the viewers guide, and 16:20 to the end of the film - Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl.  

HW - Booker T Washington and WEB Du Bois Video Quiz 

We viewed Progressivism: An Intro and Progressivism - an Intro 2 and Women in the Progressive Era for the do now We then continued viewing a fabulous video about immigrant working girls working in sweat shops in the turn of the 20th centur NYC.  We were able to  read p. 5-9 of the viewers guide, and view 2:40 to 16:20  of the film - Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl.  

HW - Charity girls annotation and 1 pager

The group experts on "Brown Man's Burden" (poem) presented.

We viewed Foner Podcast 17.5 and 18.1 for the do now.  We then began viewing a fabulous video about immigrant working girls working in sweat shops in the turn of the 20th centur NYC.  We were able to read p. 1-4 of the viewers guide, and 2:40 to  of the film - Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl.  

HW - Annotation HW - Charity Girls and City Pleasures (by Thursday of next week)

We nearly completed the  Art, Commentary, and Evidence: Analysis of “White Man’s Burden” activity  We went over #5 on p. 2, and then groups had time to review their assigned poem and present to class.  The only poem that still needs to present is "Brown Mans Burden."

HW due by Thursday night - Video Quiz - Tweed/Tammany - (be sure to fill in the video notes packet), and the Jacob Riis packet from Monday classwork

We began an Art, Commentary, and Evidence: Analysis of “White Man’s Burden” activity  We were able to analyze the poem "White Mans Burden" and answer questions 1-4 on p. 2.  Next class we will go over 35, and will break into groups, with each group assigned a different parody poem (i.e. that were written in response to "White Man's Burden."   

HW due by Thursday night - Video Quiz - Tweed/Tammany - (be sure to fill in the video notes packet)

We completed a Jacob Riis Activity (you will need these photos)

HW - finish classwork

We completed a Lesson in Looking: Imperialism Cartoons activity.

HW - Igorots Fair HW sheet, and Domestic Arts of the Bagobos sheet