Here are some materials that teachers of United States History may find appropriate for use in classrooms. They were designed for use in the College Board Advanced Placement United States History class, but with slight modification could be used with Advanced Eighth Grade U.S. History students.
Short Response Items:
1800-1845 "Going West" painting: Student Teacher Answers
1820 John Q. Adams Diary Excerpt: Student Teacher Notes
1820 Jefferson's "Firebell in Night" letter Student Teacher Notes
1820-1859 "Immigration by Decade": Student. Teacher Notes
From the 2016 College Board examination
1830-1860 "Jumping the Broom" painting Student Teacher Notes
1836 "King Andrew" Cartoon Student Teacher Notes
1836 Trail of Tears Painting Student Teacher Notes
1850 Fugitive Slave Law Student Teacher Notes
1850s H. Thoreau vs D. Webster Student. Teacher Notes
1856 Political Cartoon Student Teacher Notes
1854-60 Walsh v Lincoln Student Teacher Notes
1858 Freeport Doctrine & Lincoln Student Teacher Notes
1860-69 "Is Slavery Dead?" T. Nast cartoon Student Teacher Notes
1861-65 "The Consecration" Painting Student Teacher Notes
1868 "First Vote" Sketch - T. Nast Student Teacher Notes
1870-1882 "Wall of Immigration" cartoon Student Teacher Notes
1892 "Redeemer Cartoon" Student Teacher Notes
(For many other examples from other time periods contact Jack Bovee at JSBovee@aol.com)
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