DBQ: Ratifying the Treaty of Versailles | New Visions - Social Studies

Rise of American Power

37 Components

A - Unit Vocab

Unit 6 Vocabulary Opener Vocabulary Review Activity Unit 6 Vocabulary Chart - Student Unit 6 Vocabulary Chart - Teacher

A - Unit Intro

Unit 6 Essential Questions Introduction US Foreign Policy

B - Overseas Expansion

Annexation of Hawaii Causes of the Spanish American War Spanish American War - Yellow Journalism United States and the Phillippines White Man's Burden White Man's Burden African Americans respond to US Imperialism Political Debate: American Imperialism Roosevelt Corollary Panama Canal

C - World War 1

United States and World War 1 Zimmerman Telegram A World Safe for Democracy World Safe for Democracy 14 Points of Peace Ratifying Treaties DBQ: Ratifying the Treaty of Versailles

D - WW1 & American Society

Causes and Effects of World War 1 The Homefront World War 1 Posters Schenck v. United States (1919) Great Migration Red Summer Race Riots of 1919

R - Unit Revew & Assessment

Unit 6 Synthesis Task 11.6 End of Unit Assessment- NYS Framework Aligned 11.6 End of Unit Assessment- NYS Framework Aligned- Teacher Materials

R+ - Expanded Unit Assessments

Stimulus Based Multiple Choice - Unit 6 Teacher Materials Unit 6 Stimulus Based MC Unit 11.6 Part 2 Question Bank Stimulus Bank 11.6 Civic Literacy Document Based Essay Task

Unit 11.06: Rise of American Power

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A - Unit Vocab

Unit 6 Vocabulary Opener Vocabulary Review Activity Unit 6 Vocabulary Chart - Student Unit 6 Vocabulary Chart - Teacher

A - Unit Intro

Unit 6 Essential Questions Introduction US Foreign Policy

B - Overseas Expansion

Annexation of Hawaii Causes of the Spanish American War Spanish American War - Yellow Journalism United States and the Phillippines White Man's Burden White Man's Burden African Americans respond to US Imperialism Political Debate: American Imperialism Roosevelt Corollary Panama Canal

C - World War 1

United States and World War 1 Zimmerman Telegram A World Safe for Democracy World Safe for Democracy 14 Points of Peace Ratifying Treaties DBQ: Ratifying the Treaty of Versailles

D - WW1 & American Society

Causes and Effects of World War 1 The Homefront World War 1 Posters Schenck v. United States (1919) Great Migration Red Summer Race Riots of 1919

R - Unit Revew & Assessment

Unit 6 Synthesis Task 11.6 End of Unit Assessment- NYS Framework Aligned 11.6 End of Unit Assessment- NYS Framework Aligned- Teacher Materials

R+ - Expanded Unit Assessments

Stimulus Based Multiple Choice - Unit 6 Teacher Materials Unit 6 Stimulus Based MC Unit 11.6 Part 2 Question Bank Stimulus Bank 11.6 Civic Literacy Document Based Essay Task

C - World War 1:

DBQ: Ratifying the Treaty of Versailles

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DBQ: Ratifying the Treaty of Versailles
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DBQ: Ratifying the Treaty of Versailles
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Unit 11.06: Rise of American Power
C - World War 1: DBQ: Ratifying the Treaty of Versailles
NYS Regents Style DBQ analyzing the following question and associated documents:
Explain how a treaty is ratified in the United States.
Explain why Woodrow Wilson believed the League of Nations was critical to future peace.
Explain two arguments made against ratifying the Treaty of Versailles and League of Nations.
Describe what ultimately happened to the Treaty of Versailles.
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Unit 11.06
Rise of American Power

Ratifying Treaties

Building Context: How does the US government write and approve agreements with other nations?

Causes and Effects of World War 1

Graphic Organizer: To what extent did World War 1 affect Americans socially, politically, and economically?