3/18 and 9.1

9.1 Daily Video on AP Classroom (Watch on your own later!)

Period 9: 1980-Present, Topic 1- Contextualization

Discuss- Student learning objective- Explain the context in which the United States faced domestic and international challenges after 1980

Do you need a timeline?

Discussion Question #1- What would you say happened before 1980 that would be important to consider when studying 1980 to present?



Discussion Question #2- What happened between 1980 and today that is really important?




Discussion Question #3- How do the things that happened between 1980 and now affect today?




HW- Read the 1980-1992 chapter of the American Pageant.  The 1980-1992 Quiz is Friday, March 21

The pdf is available on the google classroom post for 3/18.  Let me know if you would like a print out!!!

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