6th Grade Social Studies: US History (Part 1) Unit 1: Early American Civilizations and Exploration 4 weeks SS6:1, SS6:2, SS6:7

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6th Grade Social Studies: US History (Part 1) Unit 1: Early American Civilizations and Exploration SS6:1, SS6:2, SS6:7 The students will Identify the major pre- European empires of South and Central America List the major characteristics of each Lecture & Power Curriculum provided worksheets Group Project on North American Textbook: Glencoe The American Journey Chapters 1-2 Teacher Works Disc Unit 1 Teacher made tests and quizzes Group Project HW Checks group: location, religion, Indian tribes (2 Teacher designed inventions, history, etc. students per group) power point and Identify the Major notes chart Indian tribes of North America List the major explorers Identify the routes taken and regions explored by each explorer.

Identify the original 13 British Colonies Identify key people in each colony explain the different reasons the colonies were established Explain major events of the time period Explain the events surrounding the Great Awakening and its impact on the colonies List the events that led to the French and Indian War Analyze and explain the importance of the French and Indian War to the American Revolution Unit 2: Settling America SS6:2, SS6:3, SS6:4, SS6:5, SS6:6, SS6:7, SS6:8 Lecture & Power HW Check Teacher made tests Video and quizzes Curriculum Project: Colonial provided worksheets America Game Textbook: Chapters 3-4 Teacher Works Disc Unit 2 Video: The Voices of Liberty Video: American Teacher Designed Power Settling America, Great Awakening, French and Indian War

identify key conflicts leading to the American War for identify specific acts of Parliament that were problematic to the colonists identify important people in the movement Analyze important documents in early American history Identify and locate major battles in the American War for Explain the ideas and theories that led to the American War for and the Constitution Explain the events that led to the writing of the Constitution Identify the Articles of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights Identify and explain the major components of each of the Articles of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights Explain the conflicts at the Constitutional convention and their resolutions Unit 3: Creating A Nation 8 Weeks SS6:3, SS6:4, SS6:6, SS6:7, SS 6:8, SS6:9 Power Teacher made /Lecture Quizzes and Tests Video HW Checks Curriculum provided worksheets. Project. Textbook: Chapters 5-7 Teacher Works Disc Unit 3 Video: American Video: Disney s Swamp Fox Video: Disney s Johnny Tremain Internet sites on the American Revolution.

explain key events and precedents of Washington s Administration identify and explain the importance of the Alien & Sedition Acts, the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions explain the origins of the states right s issues identify key individuals 1789 1825 explain the importance of the Louisiana Purchase explain the causes and results of the War of 1812 identify the Monroe Doctrine explain the importance of Marbury v. Madison identify the major inventors and inventions of the Industrial Revolution Explain the growth of sectionalism in America Explain the Missouri Compromise and its purpose Explain the changes in transportation and Westward expansion Unit 4: Young America Washington to Monroe SS6:5, SS6:6, SS6:7, SS6:10 Lecture & Power Teacher made Quizzes and Tests Video HW Check Curriculum War of 1812 games Provided worksheets Journal Project Journal Project War of 1812 interactive matching game Textbook: Chapters 8-10 National Geographic Video The Adventure of Lewis & Clark History Channel Video The War of 1812 Teacher Designed Power s Video History Channel s The Presidents: Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe Video American Teacher Works Disc Unit 4

Explain the conflicts of the Election of 1824 Identify and explain the issues and events of Jackson s administration Identify key individuals of the period Explain the role and importance of the underground railroad Analyze some of the changes in American culture during the early 1800 s Analyze the beliefs of the Transcendentalists, the Mormons and others compared to Biblical Christianity Explain the Concept of Manifest Destiny Identify the people and the major battles and events of Texas Identify the causes, people, and battles of the War with Mexico Compare and contrast the economies of the Northern and Southern states and the impact on sectionalism Identify and explain the major reform movements of the 1840 s and 1850 s Identify the major reformers of the 1840 s and 1850 s Unit 5: Growing Nation (Ch. 11-14) SS6:5, SS6:6, SS6:7, SS6:8, SS6:9, SS6:10 Lecture & Power HW Checks Teacher made Curriculum Tests and Quizzes Provided worksheets Binder Quiz Binder Check Video Textbook: Chapters 11-14 Teacher Designed Power s Video - History Channel s The Presidents (Adams, Jackson, Van Buren, Harrison, Tyler, Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce) You Tube videos of folk music from the early 1800 s Video: American Teacher Works Disc Unit 5

evaluate slavery as America s peculiar institution and describe its effects on American society and Southern culture identify the failed compromises, growing tensions, and escalating violence of the 1850 s evaluate the Confederacy s reasons for secession compare the North and South s advantages & strategies at the outset of the war overview the main battles and generals of the Civil War identify the diplomatic and moral significance of the Emancipation Proclamation and Gettysburg Address explain the reasons for the Union victory summarize the results of the Civil War Analyze the various plans for Reconstruction Analyze the impact these plans had on the South and the development of politics, the KKK, and Jim Crow Laws Unit 6: Civil War & Reconstruction (Ch 15-17) 8 weeks SS6:7, SS6:8, SS6:9, SS6:10 Lecture & Power HW Checks Teacher made Video Tests and Quizzes Civil War Project Binder Quiz Curriculum Binder Check Provided Project Worksheets and presentations Maps Question sheets Field Trip to the from field trip to the Museum of the Museum of the Confederacy Confederacy Textbook: Chapters 15-17 Teacher Designed Power Emancipation Proclamation The Gettysburg Address Video: American Teacher Works Disc Unit 6 Museum of the Confederacy Richmond, VA