U.S. History – Unit US.07

Rise of American Global Power

13 days

Unit Overview

Numerous factors contributed to the rise of the United States as a world power. Debates over the United States’ role in world affairs increased in response to overseas expansion and involvement in World War I. United States participation in the war had important effects on American society.

NYS Framework Content Standards

11.06

Unit US.07 Outline

5 Subunits

Rise of American Global Power

Unit Overview

Unit US.07 Outline

0s – Unit 6 Vocabulary Chart (Student)

0t – Unit 6 Vocabulary Chart (Teacher)

1 – Unit 6 Vocabulary Opener

2 – Unit 6 Essential Questions Introduction

3 – US Foreign Policy

Vocabulary Review Activity – Mad LIbs – Unit 6

1 – Annexation of Hawaii

2 – Causes of the Spanish American War

4 – US and the Philippines

5 – “White Man’s Burden”

5+ – White Man’s Burden (Differentiated Example)

6 – African Americans respond to American Imperialism

7 – Political Debate: American Imperialism

8 – Roosevelt Corollary

9 – Panama Canal

1 – United States and World War 1

2 – Zimmerman Telegram

3 – “A World Safe for Democracy” (1917)

3+ – “World Safe For Democracy” (1917) (Differentiated Example)

4 – 14 Points of Peace

5 – Ratifying Treaties

6 – Ratifying the Treaty of Versailles

0 – Subunit Graphic Organizer: Causes and Effects of WW1

1 – On the Homefront

2 – World War 1 Posters

3 – Schenck v. United States (1919)

4 – Great Migration

5 – Red Summer Race Riots (1919)

1 – Unit 7 Synthesis Task

2s – End of Unit 7 Assessment (Student)

2t – End of Unit 7 Assessment (Teacher)

Stimulus Based Questions – Unit 6

Stimulus Based Unit 6 – Teacher Materials

Part 2 Unit 6 Framework

Stimulus Bank – Unit 6

11.6 Civic Literacy Essay

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Rise of American Global Power

Unit Overview

Unit US.07 Outline

A – Unit Intro & Vocab View Items Close

B – Overseas Expansion View Items Close

C – World War 1 View Items Close

D – WW1 & American Society View Items Close

R – Unit Revew & Assessment View Items Close

R+ – Expanded Unit Assessments View Items Close