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This PowerPoint includes the following major topics: Second Great Awakening, Charles Finney, Richard Allen, AME Church, Mormons, Joseph Smith, Brigham Young, Utopian Communities, Transcendentalists, Education Reform, Horace Mann, Dorothea Dix, Penitentiary Movement, Temperance Movement, Neal Dow, Anti-Slavery Movement, Nat Turner, William Lloyd Garrison, Frederick Douglass, Women's Movement, Sojourner Truth, Grimke Sisters, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Seneca Falls Convention, etc. (Essential Questions are built into the PowerPoint as well.)
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08 - Religion and Reform - Scaffold/Guided Notes (Blank and Filled In)
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03 - The Colonies Come of Age - PowerPoint Notes
04 - The War for Independence - PowerPoint Notes
05 - Shaping the New Nation - PowerPoint Notes
06 - The New Republic - PowerPoint Notes
07 - Nationalism and Sectionalism - PowerPoint Notes
08 - Religion and Reform - PowerPoint Notes
09 - Manifest Destiny - PowerPoint Notes
10 - The Union in Crisis - PowerPoint Notes
11 - The Civil War - PowerPoint Notes
12 - The Reconstruction Era - PowerPoint Notes
13 - The West & Populism - PowerPoint Notes
14 - Triumph of Industry - PowerPoint Notes
15 - Immigration & Urbanization - PowerPoint Notes
16 - Issues of the Gilded Age - PowerPoint Notes
17 - The Progressive Era - PowerPoint Notes
18 - Imperialism - PowerPoint Notes
19 - World War I and Beyond - PowerPoint Notes
20 - The Roaring Twenties - PowerPoint Notes
21 - The Great Depression - PowerPoint Notes
22 - The New Deal - PowerPoint Notes
23 - The Coming of World War II - PowerPoint Notes
24 - World War II - PowerPoint Notes
25 - Beginnings of the Cold War - PowerPoint Notes
26 - The Kennedy Years - PowerPoint Notes
27 - The Civil Rights Movement - PowerPoint Notes
28 - The Johnson Years - PowerPoint Notes
29 - The Vietnam War Era - PowerPoint Notes
30 - An Era of Protest & Change - PowerPoint Notes
31 - A Crisis in Confidence - PowerPoint Notes
32 - The Conservative Resurgence - PowerPoint Notes
33 - Into a New Century - PowerPoint Notes
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This PowerPoint includes the following major topics: Second Great Awakening, Charles Finney, Richard Allen, AME Church, Mormons, Joseph Smith, Brigham Young, Utopian Communities, Transcendentalists, Education Reform, Horace Mann, Dorothea Dix, Penitentiary Movement, Temperance Movement, Neal Dow, Anti-Slavery Movement, Nat Turner, William Lloyd Garrison, Frederick Douglass, Women's Movement, Sojourner Truth, Grimke Sisters, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Seneca Falls Convention, etc. (Essential Questions are built into the PowerPoint as well.)
Please see my Guided Notes that coincides with this PowerPoint, they are ideal for lower-level students that need visuals:
08 - Religion and Reform - Scaffold/Guided Notes (Blank and Filled In)
My powerpoint has title slides for each section of the textbook that corresponds with the notes---you could simply edit those slides to have them match the textbook you use in your class.
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NEED OTHER ACTIVITIES OR ASSIGNMENTS FOR THIS TIME PERIOD? HERE ARE SOME:
more coming soon...
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CHECK OUT MY OTHER POWERPOINT NOTES FOR U.S. HISTORY:
01 - Three Worlds Meet - PowerPoint Notes
02 - The American Colonies Emerge - PowerPoint Notes
03 - The Colonies Come of Age - PowerPoint Notes
04 - The War for Independence - PowerPoint Notes
05 - Shaping the New Nation - PowerPoint Notes
06 - The New Republic - PowerPoint Notes
07 - Nationalism and Sectionalism - PowerPoint Notes
08 - Religion and Reform - PowerPoint Notes
09 - Manifest Destiny - PowerPoint Notes
10 - The Union in Crisis - PowerPoint Notes
11 - The Civil War - PowerPoint Notes
12 - The Reconstruction Era - PowerPoint Notes
13 - The West & Populism - PowerPoint Notes
14 - Triumph of Industry - PowerPoint Notes
15 - Immigration & Urbanization - PowerPoint Notes
16 - Issues of the Gilded Age - PowerPoint Notes
17 - The Progressive Era - PowerPoint Notes
18 - Imperialism - PowerPoint Notes
19 - World War I and Beyond - PowerPoint Notes
20 - The Roaring Twenties - PowerPoint Notes
21 - The Great Depression - PowerPoint Notes
22 - The New Deal - PowerPoint Notes
23 - The Coming of World War II - PowerPoint Notes
24 - World War II - PowerPoint Notes
25 - Beginnings of the Cold War - PowerPoint Notes
26 - The Kennedy Years - PowerPoint Notes
27 - The Civil Rights Movement - PowerPoint Notes
28 - The Johnson Years - PowerPoint Notes
29 - The Vietnam War Era - PowerPoint Notes
30 - An Era of Protest & Change - PowerPoint Notes
31 - A Crisis in Confidence - PowerPoint Notes
32 - The Conservative Resurgence - PowerPoint Notes
33 - Into a New Century - PowerPoint Notes
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How do you redeem these credits? ---> "When you check out, you will be given the option of applying your TpT Credits to your purchase, thereby discounting your purchase price accordingly."
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