US History Day 1 (The 1930s) - Mr Underwood's Classes

Day 1 The 1930s

This page will have a daily list of assignments and curriculum for students in Mr Underwood's U.S. History Class. Please follow the directions in order to maximize your score for this assignment.

1) Watch the All Class Video and answer the questions on the Digital Attendance Form.

2) After watching the news, complete all of the additional Asynchronous Learning Activities below.

3) Fill out the the Attendance Check-In sheet at the bottom of the page and submit the form to your instructor. Be sure you answer in complete and detailed sentences whenever applicable in order to maximize your score.

4) Don't forget to submit your signed Digital Syllabus as well. You can access it by clicking here.

Part I: All Class Video (The Great Depression)

Watch the Crash Course Video and then answer the questions below in the digital attendance form. Please note, it is recommended that you watch the video all the way through once before answering the questions.

Part II: Additional Learning Video

After watching the All Class Video, please Choose ONE (1) additional Learning Video below to watch and answer the questions in the Digital Attendance Form. Be sure to answer in complete and detailed sentences.

Part III: Article Review

Exactly what was the Great Depression? Read the article below to learn about this pivotal time in American history. After you are done reading the article, please answer the questions in the Digital Check-in below. Be sure to write in complete and detailed sentences if you would like to receive full credit.

Great Depression Article
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Part IV: Reflection (Looking ahead to our future units)

This course is meant to take a look the big events of the last eight decades in American History. In the space below, reflect on four (4) of the eight decades listed. Tell me at least two things that come to your mind when you think about these decades. It can be a historical event, a pop culture event (movie, TV show, sporting event) or even the common/popular fashion and style of that era.
1940s
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
2000s
2010s

Digital Learning Attendance Form

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Part I (Crash Course Video): After watching the Crash Course Video on the Great Depression, answer the questions in the space below. *

Part II (Additional Learning Video): After watching one (1) of the additional learning videos, please answer the questions in the space below. *

Part III (Article Review): After reading the article about the Great Depression, answer the questions in the space below. *

Part IV (Reflection): As we look ahead to our future units, talk about four (4) of the decades listed above. *

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