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"Pearl Harbor", Regents US History Short Essays

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Cover of the Regents US history and government short-essay packet, with name, date, and class fields
Cover of the two-set short-essay packet
Set 1 essay directions: describe historical context and explain relationships between two documents
Directions for the first document-based essay
Set 1, Document 1: Roosevelt administration's July 25, 1941 order freezing Japanese and Chinese assets
First source document for Set 1
Set 1, Document 2: December 10, 1941 Bloomington student interviews reacting to the Pearl Harbor attack
Second source document for Set 1
Set 2 essay directions: describe historical context and analyze factors affecting Document 2's reliability
Directions for the second document-based essay
Set 2, Document 1: Churchill's December 8, 1940 letter to Roosevelt on naval security and supply costs
First source document for Set 2
Set 2, Document 2: June 10 diary entry on war approaching Britain, RAF efforts, and brothers being called up
Second source document for Set 2
Short-essay scoring rubric assessing historical context, document relationships, analysis, and evidence
Scoring rubric for the context-and-relationship essay
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Pearl Harbor Regents US History Short Essays This educational resource helps high school students develop historical analysis skills for the New York State Regents exam in US History and Government. Students analyze two sets of primary source documents related to the Pearl Harbor attack. The first set focuses on describing context and explaining cause/effect, similarities/differences, or turning points. The second set focuses on analyzing how factors like audience, purpose, bias, and point of view affect document reliability. Assigning short essay tasks throughout the year, followed by debriefs where students review each other's work, builds skills for success. This resource provides an authentic Regents exam experience with cover sheet, documents, and scoring rubric. Implement individually or in groups to strengthen skills.

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