A2 APUSH O'Keefe Assignments
- Instructor
- Mrs Elizabeth O'Keefe
- Term
- 2023-2024 School Year
- Department
- Social Studies Website
Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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For The Record, vol. 2, Tom Grace The Shooting at Kent State (1970) pages 333- 336
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For The Record, vol. 2, Phyliss Schlafly What’s Wrong with “Equal Rights” for Women? (1972) pages 329-331
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For The Record, vol. 2, Betty Friedan from the Feminine Mystique (1963) Pages 269- 271
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For The Record, vol. 2, The Eisenhower Doctrine (1957) pages 257-278
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For The Record, vol. 2, Michael Harrington from The Other America (1962) pages 292-294
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DBQ-World War II Homefront
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DBQ-World War II Homefront
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FTR FDR and Winston Churchill The Atlantic Charter (1941) pages 218-219
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FTR Walter Lippmann A Critique of Containment (1947) pages 239- 240
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FTR The Truman Doctrine (1947) pages 241- 243
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FTR Harry S. Truman The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima The public Explanation (1945) pages 228-229
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FTR FDR and Winston Churchill The Atlantic Charter (1941) pages 218-219
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FTR Walter Lippmann A Critique of Containment (1947) pages 239- 240
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FTR The Truman Doctrine (1947) pages 241- 243
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FTR Harry S. Truman The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima The public Explanation (1945) pages 228-229
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For The Record, vol. 2, Two Views of the Great Depression (1932) pages 196-198
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For The Record, vol. 2, Franklin D. Roosevelt First Inaugural Address (1933) pages 201-203
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For The Record, vol. 2, Robert H. Clancy The Immigration Act of 1924 pages 175-178
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For The Record, vol. 2 Woodrow Wilson The League of Nations (1919) pages 148-150
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For The Record, vol. 2, Woodrow Wilson The New Freedom (1913) pages 118-120
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FTR, Vol II Upton Sinclair from the Jungle pages 104-105
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For The Record, vol. 2, William McKinley Declaration of War (1898) pages 87-88
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FTR, vol. 2, The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine (1904) pages 94-95
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For The Record, vol. 2, William Jennings Bryan from the “Cross of Gold Speech” (1896) pages 80-84
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For The Record, vol. 2 Frederick Jackson Turner from the Frontier in American History (1893) pages 56-58
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For The Record, vol. 2, Helen Hunt Jackson from A Century of Dishonor (1881) pages 51- 53
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For The Record, vol. 2, William Jennings Bryan from the “Cross of Gold Speech” (1896) pages 80-84
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For The Record, vol. 2 Frederick Jackson Turner from the Frontier in American History (1893) pages 56-58
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For The Record, vol. 2, Helen Hunt Jackson from A Century of Dishonor (1881) pages 51- 53
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For The Record, vol. 2, William Jennings Bryan from the “Cross of Gold Speech” (1896) pages 80-84
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For The Record, vol. 2 Frederick Jackson Turner from the Frontier in American History (1893) pages 56-58
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For The Record, vol. 2, Helen Hunt Jackson from A Century of Dishonor (1881) pages 51- 53
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For The Record, vol. 2, Booker T. Washington The Atlanta Compromise (1895) pages 43-45
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For the Record, vol. 2, Leonora M. Barry Organizing Women Workers (1187) pages 23-25
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FTR vol II Chinese Exclusion Act 76-77
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FTR vol. II G. Plunkitt Political Graft 75-76
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FTR vol II Chinese Exclusion Act 76-77
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FTR vol. II G. Plunkitt Political Graft 75-76
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FTR Organization of KKK 475-476
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FTR Black Codes 470-473
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FTR SC Ordinance of Secession pages 420-423
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FTR SC Ordinance of Secession pages 420-423
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FTR F. Douglass Reason for our Troubles 429-434
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FTR The Democratic Party The Democratic Platform (1856) pages 395-399
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For The Record, vol. I The Republican Party The Republican Platform (1856) pages 399-401
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FTR The Democratic Party The Democratic Platform (1856) pages 395-399
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For The Record, vol. I The Republican Party The Republican Platform (1856) pages 399-401
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For The Record, vol. I Ralph Waldo Emerson The Fugitive Slave Law (1854) pages 390-395
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For The Record, vol. I Ralph Waldo Emerson The Fugitive Slave Law (1854) pages 390-395
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For The Record, vol. I James K. Polk from the President’s War Message to Congress (11 May 1846)
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FTR, vol. I John Quincy Adams Reflections on the Missouri Question pages 263- 266
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FTR, vol. I James Monroe from the Monroe Doctrine pages 278- 283
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FTR, vol. I Reflections of the Louisiana Purchase pages 218-220
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Compare Hamilton and Jefferson
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Topic 3.10
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For The Record, vol. I from Arguments Against Ratification at the Virginia Convention 1788 pages 173-180
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For The Record, vol. I Shay’s Rebellion page 157-160
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Chapters 6-8 Test
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DBQ in class writing
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Chapter 8 America Seceded for the Empire
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Chapter 7 The Road to Revolution
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For the Record (FTR) For The Record, vol. I Common Sense page 106
Read the excerpt on Common Sense and complete the posted HIPPO document. Please print out the HIPPO document and turn it in during class.
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Chapter 6 Duel for North America
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What is An American Farmer?
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Worksheet 2.4
Complete the worksheet
Part 2:Secondary Source Analysis and Part 6 (on the other side) Primary Source Analysis.
Part 2:Secondary Source Analysis and Part 6 (on the other side) Primary Source Analysis.
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