Whether you missed a class, need extra review, love history or just need an enlightening break from Fortnite, Clash of Clans, 2K, Snapchat or Insta, Mr.P’s PUSHcast is for you. Featuring a day-by-day break down of the week that was in US History, with ext
Review key topics for the Presidencies of Eisenhower through Obama. The last 10 or so questions of the Regents are framed through them, so listen here along with your review materials to ensure a strong finish to the exam.
Listen here along with your "First 10ish Questions Themes" review packet to review topics that are generally asked about in the first 10 or so questions of the Regents Exam
Looking at the Cold War's impact around the world and at home while also getting a DBQ scaffolding question tune up before the big day June 18th!
A man that served as president longer than any other, he dealt with crises both at his doorstep and around the globe. Whether it was checks to fight hunger or tanks to fight Hitler, Franklin Roosevelt worked to provide what was needed to manage and mitigate disasters both natural and man made. A legacy that still impacts us today, Franklin Roosevelt's impact on the U.S. and the world cannot be understated.
From Washington to Monroe, from Roosevelt to Trump the President has shaped U.S. foreign policy in many ways. This week we'll take a look back at the historical cirumstances of U.S. foreign policy from Washington up through Teddy Roosevelt and make some modern connections by checking out President Trumps twitter feed. #WhatwouldWashingtonTweet?
Can we fix it? Yes we can! Let's make some progress and fix some of those ugly elements from the Gilded Age. Learn about positive changes made in the United States after Industrialization and the regular people that fought for them.
Key topics to know for the 30 Week Assessment including tips and tricks for the writing portion.
All the glitters is not gold. Welcome to the Gilded Age, and era of tremendous wealth, innovation, and giving on the surface and poverty, corruption, and inequality underneath.
We started the week looking at modern use and misuse of historical symbols of hate and inequality. We then MOVED onto a mini unit on migrations and understanding the reasons people move. We finished up by inducing our next unit on the Gilded Age by looking at modern day billionaires.
From comparing North and South before the war to how to bring to sides together again after.
What was the cause of the Civil War? A question over 150 years in the making and still debated today. But should it be?
A look at some historical references in MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech and some local connections to Dr. King.
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