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Native American People of New Mexico Slideshows

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Native American People of New Mexico Slideshows

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Take Cornell Notes from the PDF version of these slideshows. Embedded video links are included on each slide and be viewed on Youtube.com

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Native Americans of New Mexico Part 1- Pueblos Slideshow

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Native Americans of New Mexico Part 1- Pueblos Slideshow

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Click on the image below to view the slideshow.

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Native Americans of New Mexico Part 2 - Navajo and Apache People Slideshow

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Native Americans of New Mexico Part 2 - Navajo and Apache People Slideshow

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Click on the image below to view the slideshow.

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Pueblo People of NM in History and the Modern Era

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Pueblo People of NM in History and the Modern Era

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Pueblo People of NM in History and the Modern Era Reading Guide

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Pueblo People of NM in History and the Modern Era Reading Guide

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Click on the image below to open the Reading Guide. Complete this handout as you read the text.

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Mexican-American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo Reading Guide

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Mexican-American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo Reading Guide

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Complete this handout while reading the essay in 4b.

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Mexican-American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo Essay

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Mexican-American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo Essay

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Click below to read the essay to answer the questions on the Reading Guide handout:

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https://padlet.com/MsDoug/unit2historyculture

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Click the image below to open and print the handout, if you don't have a copy. Use the Reference Sheet to copy the Definition and Example Sentences from. Draw your own image as best you can. Points are deducted for any item left blank.

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Click on the image below to open the Reference Sheet. You will need this to copy the Definition and Example Sentences for each word from.

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Label and color in this blackline map using the color reference in the post below in 4e. If you print this copy, be sure to write your name, class period, date, and page number along the top (where the Atlantic Ocean would be).

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Click the image to use as a reference for the blackline map.

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Mexican-American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo Viewing Quiz

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Mexican-American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo Viewing Quiz

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Watch the video series in 4d, 4e, and 4f to answer the questions.

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Click on the image below to watch the 6 videos in this playlist to answer the questions on the quiz.

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One of the most controversial conflicts in U.S. history, the Mexican-American War erupted as President James K. Polk sought to extend the borders of the nation to the Pacific, taking by force whatever territory stood in the way.

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Watch to answer the quiz questions.

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Uploaded by Bobblehead George on 2015-01-25.

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You can watch these short videos to help enhance your understanding of the concepts in this lesson.

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Click below to watch the video from the PowerPoint:

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Removal of Article X (10) from the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo

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Removal of Article X (10) from the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo

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Click below to watch the video for the last questions on your viewing quiz.

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The Deletion of Article X from the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

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Land Grants and the US Territory of New Mexico

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Land Grants and the US Territory of New Mexico

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Strand: History

Content Standard I: Students are able to identify important people and events in order to analyze significant patterns, relationships, themes, ideas, beliefs, and turning points in New Mexico, United States, and world history in order to understand the complexity of the human experience.

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English Language Arts Standards for History/Social Studies Grades 9-10

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New Mexico's Spanish & Mexican Land Grants Reading Guide Handout

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New Mexico's Spanish & Mexican Land Grants Reading Guide Handout

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Use the essay to answer the questions on this handout.

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New Mexico's Spanish & Mexican Land Grants 

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New Mexico's Spanish & Mexican Land Grants 

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Click on the image below to open the essay you'll need to read to answer the questions on the Reading Guide handout.

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US Territory of New  Mexico Reading Guide

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US Territory of New  Mexico Reading Guide

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Complete the handout using the essay in the next post below.

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Click on the image below to read the essay for the accompanying handout.

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Hispanic Culture of New Mexico Slideshow

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Hispanic Culture of New Mexico Slideshow

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Click on the image below to open the PDF version of the slideshow. Take Cornell Notes. Embedded video links are included on each slide and can be viewed on Youtube.com

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The Birth of Hispanic Culture in New Mexico

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The Birth of Hispanic Culture in New Mexico

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New Mexico's Catholic Heritage: A Land of Faith

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New Mexico's Catholic Heritage: A Land of Faith

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Spanish Settlers in New Mexico: I Am Spanish-American

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Spanish Settlers in New Mexico: I Am Spanish-American

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EXTRA CREDIT: Gettysburg of the West Viewing Quiz

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EXTRA CREDIT: Gettysburg of the West Viewing Quiz

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Answer the questions on this viewing quiz while actively viewing the video about the Battle for Glorieta Pass.

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EXTRA CREDIT: Gettysburg of the West Video

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EXTRA CREDIT: Gettysburg of the West Video

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Click on the image below to watch the video and answer the questions on the viewing quiz.

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COLORES | Gettysburg Of The West | New Mexico PBS

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http://www.newmexicopbs.org - New Mexico PBS takes a step back in time to the Battle of Glorieta, one of the most significant battles fought in the west during the Civil War. Shortly after the Battle of Velarde on February 21st, the battle at Glorieta Pass took place in March 28th, 1862.

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Click on the image below to open the slideshow. Take Cornell Notes. Click on the links below to watch the embedded videos.

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Albuquerque Museum - Mabel Dodge Luhan Exhibit

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View through 3:20.

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Hello from Abiquiu, New Mexico: Georgia O'Keeffe Museum

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C-SPAN Cities Tour - Albuquerque: Tuberculosis in early 20th century Albuquerque

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Route 66: America's Lost Highway Turns 90

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Click on the image below to watch this music video. The catchy tune to help you remember the facts!

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The Great Depression & Dust Bowl Slideshow

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The Great Depression & Dust Bowl Slideshow

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Click on the image below to open the slideshow. Take Cornell Notes.

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Click on the image below to watch the video. When you understand the Stock Exchange, the "Crash" makes way more sense.

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How The Stock Exchange Works (For Dummies)

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EXTRA CREDIT: New Mexico's Rough Riders Video

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EXTRA CREDIT: New Mexico's Rough Riders Video

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Click on the image below to watch the video. Complete the accompanying viewing quiz while watching.

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MOMENTS IN TIME | Rough Riders | New Mexico PBS

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Click on the video below to learn how the dust bowl affected farming. List 5 detailed facts from the video on a piece of paper to turn in for a make-up grade for the in-class discussion.

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The Dust Bowl: An Unforgettable Farming Catastrophe

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Click on the image below to watch the video. It explains how the Dust Bowl affected society and was reflected in the music of Woody Guthrie. List 5 detailed facts on a piece of paper and turn it in for make-up credit.

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The Dust Bowl | Woody Guthrie: Okies | PBS

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New Mexico in the 1920s Reading Responses

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New Mexico in the 1920s Reading Responses

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Click on the image below to download the reading response handout. Use the PDF in the post below to complete this assignment.

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Click on the image below to read the text that accompanies the Chapter 4 Reading Responses handout.