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"US in Latin America", Regents US History Short Essays,

"US in Latin America", Regents US History Short Essays, preview
"US in Latin America", Regents US History Short Essays, preview
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Short-essay packet cover labeled Regents US History and Government, with name, date, and class fields
Cover of the historical document essay packet
Set 1 essay directions: describe historical context and explain relationships between two documents
Essay directions and relationship definitions for Set 1
Set 1, Document 1: political cartoon of Theodore Roosevelt carrying a big stick in the Caribbean Sea
First document in Set 1: Roosevelt political cartoon
Set 1, Document 2: Roosevelt’s November 1906 Panama speech on canal construction and ties between nations
Second document in Set 1: Roosevelt’s Panama speech
Set 2 essay directions: explain historical context and how audience, purpose, or bias affects reliability
Essay directions and reliability definitions for Set 2
Set 2, Document 1: Suffrage Victory Map showing women’s voting rights across states and amendment ratification
First document in Set 2: women’s suffrage map
Set 2, Document 2: Count Felix von Luckner’s 1927 observations on Prohibition, bootlegging, and drinking
Second document in Set 2: a visitor on Prohibition
Short-essay scoring rubric for historical context and document relationships, with scores from 55 to 100
Scoring rubric for the document relationship essay
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US in Latin America Regents Short Essays The US in Latin America Regents short essays provide two sets of primary source documents with accompanying essay prompts modeled after the updated New York State Regents exam in United States History and Government. Students will describe historical context, analyze factors affecting reliability of sources, and explain relationships between events and ideas found in the documents such as cause/effect, similarity/difference, or turning points. The authentic assessment aligns to key short essay skills needed for the exam. This resource offers an enriched experience for students to examine history using the tools of historians. Teachers can assign these sets monthly to develop and improve skills. Ideal for high school students studying US history.

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