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Vietnam and Watergate

Vietnam and Watergate. Chapter 30, 32.2. February 29, March 1, 2012 Expectations. WALThat to stop the spread of communism in Southeast Asia, the US used its military to support South Vietnam

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Vietnam and Watergate

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  1. Vietnam and Watergate Chapter 30, 32.2

  2. February 29, March 1, 2012Expectations • WALThat to stop the spread of communism in Southeast Asia, the US used its military to support South Vietnam • WALThat the US’s support role in Vietnam began what would become America’s longest and most controversial war in its history

  3. February 29, March 1, 2012Procedures • Create a chart of Prior Knowledge of the War in Vietnam and Discuss prior knowledge (10 minutes) • View PowerPoint of an overview of Vietnam (10 minutes) • Take notes using a Graphic Organizer while viewing a video segment, Century of Warfare Volume 7: Vietnam (50 minutes)

  4. February 29, March 1, 2012Homework • Read 30.2 and complete a Guided Reading Worksheet

  5. March 2 (short periods)March 5, 2012: Expectations • WALThat to stop the spread of communism in Southeast Asia, the US used its military to support South Vietnam • WALThat the US’s support role in Vietnam began what would become America’s longest and most controversial war in its history

  6. March 2 (short periods)March 5, 2012: Procedures • Read the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution and analyze; Is the resolution constitutional? • View segments of the documentary film Fog of War and discuss the roots of mistrust evident in the American war effort • Complete a Map of the Southeast Asia (Textbook page 886, Online 939) in order to complete a Geography Quiz of Southeast Asia

  7. March 2 (short periods)March 5, 2012: Homework • Read 30.3 and complete a Guided Reading Worksheet

  8. March 6, 7 (short periods), 2012: Expectations • WALThat The US sent troops to fight in Vietnam, but the war quickly became a stalemate • WALThat Since Vietnam, Americans are more aware of the positive and negative effects of sending US troops in foreign conflicts

  9. March 6, 7 (short periods), 2012: Procedures • View Segments of We Were Soldiers • Complete Worksheet of Notes during Film • Pop Quiz?

  10. March 6, 7 (short periods), 2012: Homework • Read 30.4 and complete a Guided Reading Worksheet • MAP QUIZ- Vietnam

  11. March 8 (short periods), 9, 2012: Expectations • WALThat The US sent troops to fight in Vietnam, but the war quickly became a stalemate • WALThat Since Vietnam, Americans are more aware of the positive and negative effects of sending US troops in foreign conflicts

  12. March 8 (short periods), 9, 2012: Procedures • View Segments of We Were Soldiers • Complete Worksheet of Notes during Film • Pop Quiz?

  13. March 8 (short periods), 9, 2012: Homework • Read 30.5 and complete a Guided Reading Worksheet

  14. March 12, 13 2012Expectations • WALThat The US sent troops to fight in Vietnam, but the war quickly became a stalemate • WALThat Since Vietnam, Americans are more aware of the positive and negative effects of sending US troops in foreign conflicts

  15. March 12, 13 2012Procedures • Vietnam Map Quiz • Sailors to the End Reading Segment • Review Guided Readings • Research Paper Topic Assignments • Election of 1964 Advertisement • Preview 1968

  16. March 12, 13 2012Homework • Preliminary Research on topic in order to finalize • Complete Protest Comparison Worksheet

  17. March 14, 15 2012Expectations • WALThat An enemy attack in Vietnam, two assassinations and a chaotic political convention made 1968 an explosive year • WALThat Disturbing events in 1968 accentuated the nation’s divisions, which are still healing in the 21st Century

  18. March 14, 15 2012Procedures • Finalize Research Paper Topics • Chart A of responsible Wiki Worksheet • 1968 Video • Complete Video Questions

  19. March 14, 15 2012Homework • Print out ALL documents on Research Paper and complete CHART A of Responsible Wiki Worksheet

  20. March 16, 19 2012Expectations • WALThat An enemy attack in Vietnam, two assassinations and a chaotic political convention made 1968 an explosive year • WALThat Disturbing events in 1968 accentuated the nation’s divisions, which are still healing in the 21st Century

  21. March 16, 19 2012Procedures • Video 1968 • Complete Video Questions • Credibility Gap DBQ • Use documents to complete chart

  22. March 16, 19 2012Homework • Complete Map of TET Offensive • CHART A of Responsible Wiki Due

  23. March 20, 21 2012Expectations • WALThat President Nixon instituted his Vietnamization policy, and America’s longest war finally came to an end • WALThat Since Vietnam, America considers more carefully the risks of its own interests before intervening in foreign affairs

  24. March 20, 21 2012Procedures • Hand in Wiki Worksheet • In groups, complete worksheet on Nixon’s Foreign Policy • Video- The Presidents: Nixon • Watergate Facts on File and Political Cartoon Review

  25. March 20, 21 2012Homework • Prepare for Key Terms Quiz • Responsible Wiki CHART B

  26. March 22, 23 2012Expectations • WALTo demonstrate our knowledge of The Conflict in Vietnam by completing a Key Terms Quiz and Reviewing for a TEST

  27. March 22, 23 2012Procedures • Complete Key Terms Quiz • Complete Jeopardy Review

  28. March 22, 23 2012Homework • Prepare for Vietnam/Watergate TEST

  29. March 26, 27 2012Procedures • Vietnam/Watergate TEST • Multiple Choice • Essay Framework • DBQ Vietnam and the Credibility Gap • Homework: • Read 32.1 “Nixon’s Foreign Policy” • Read 32.3 “Ford’s Foreign Policy” • Read 32.3 “A Human Rights Foreign Policy” • Be prepared for a quiz • Research/Works Cited Due April 11, 12

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