THE COLD WAR Part 2

UNITED STATES HISTORY

Ms. Gierman

ENTIRE PACKET TO BE COMPLETED BY APRIL 3, 2014 UNIT TEST APRIL 3, 2014

Name:

Period:

Todays Date:

Cold War Unit Overview

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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REVIEW EXAM POSTWAR AMERICA

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POSTWAR AMERICA & WW2 LEGACY HW: C/E Origins of Cold War

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kor KOREAN WAR

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MCCARTHYISM HW: S/D McCarthyism Justified?

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CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS HW: M. Idea Arms Race

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KDKDK ACT PRACTICE

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INTRO TO VIETNAM

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HW: Finish Packet Part 1

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CONTINUE VIETNAM HW: Watch Vietnam Presentation on Schoology!!

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VIETNAM PROJECT!

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COLD WAR AFTER VIETNAM HW: Finish Packet Part 2

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COLD WAR TEST

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SPECIAL DIRECTIONS
-In order to partake in the class activity Tuesday, April 1 and receive points for your packet and project, you are REQUIRED to log into Schoology to view the second half of the Vietnam notes. You will be responsible for filling them out on your own time so we can devote class to a project. -The Vietnam presentation video will be uploaded to Schoology by Sunday, March 30, 2014! Notes, however, will pertain to information that follows the lecture on Monday, March 31.

Todays Date: Essential Question: For what reasons did American presidents get involved in the Vietnam War? 1. Indochina

2. Dien Bien Phu

3. Vietnam Divided

4. Ho Chi Minh

US Policy in Vietnam Truman/Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson

Todays Date: Essential Question: What experiences did American soldiers undergo in Vietnam? What actions were taken by the United States to respond to Vietnam? 4. Domino Theory

5. Tonkin Gulf Resolution

6. Combatants a. North Vietnamese Army (NVA)

b. Vietcong (VC)

c. Army of the Republic of South Vietnam (ARVN)

d. United States

7. Guerilla Warfare

a. Agent Orange

8. William Westmoreland

9. Tet Offensive

Todays Date: Essential Question: How did the American public feel about the war in Vietnam? What different perspectives did young people take regarding the Vietnam War at the time? 10. Presidential Election of 1968

11. Anti-War Movement

12. Kent State & Jackson State Shootings

13. Vietnamization

14. Paris Peace Accords

15. Dtente

Todays Date: Essential Question: How did the Cold War end? How does this historical period affect our lives today? 1. Soviets in Afghanistan

2. Politics in Sports/Media

3. End of Cold War