History HW - create two thesis statements AND complete / ADDRESS EVERY POINT ON POWERPOINT

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Identify and analyze the conflict between traditionalism and modernism during the 1920’s

Identify and analyze the conflict between traditionalism and modernism during the 1920’s

  • Create a 2 column organizer in notes indicating manifestations of both traditionalism and modernism.
  • Be specific of examples.
  • Chapters 20-1 and 3 & 21-1 and 2
  • Research with a few partners and try to come up with 3-5 examples for each. Explain each example.

Identify and analyze the conflict between traditionalism and modernism during the 1920’s

  • Group document shuffle for inference example
  • Analyze and discuss the documents and topics identify them in your group. Each person should get at least 3 documents for each modernism and traditionalism.
  • Make inferences for each of the documents as to how it relates to the prompt.
  • Use packet of document sources to write and support 2 opposing positions that will answer the prompt.
  • Use the point-counterpoint-conflict organizer and include the following
  • A complex thesis statement for each side
  • Reference and explain 3 documents from packet and how it supports your argument.

Identify and analyze the conflict between traditionalism and modernism during the 1920’s

Point-Complex-Split thesis describing modernism

Counterpoint-Complex-Split thesis describing traditionalism

  • Document and analysis
  • Document and analysis
  • Document and analysis

Thesis Examples: Civil War

  • "Politically, the war established the supremacy of the Republican party in national politics for much of the next fifty years. Socially, the war saw significant gains in African American rights. And constitutionally, the war established the supremacy of the federal government over the states. Thus, the Civil War did in fact represent a
  • political, social and constitutional revolution in America."

Thesis Examples: Andrew Jackson

  • Even though Jacksonian Democrats failed in their self-appointed roles as the guardians of the United States Constitution and individual liberty, they achieved great success in strengthening political democracy and the equality of economic opportunity