Digital Media Final Exam 1-24-18

Digital Media Final Exam

All students will submit their completed final exam in the form of a Weebly digital portfolio.

Below are all the “Things” and their “quests” that should be listed in the portfolio.These are all found in the “21 Things for Students” website Each Thing should have a separate page, and each quest should have an individual link that corresponds to each quest.

I have provided an example of a previously submitted portfolio as a reference, as well as a refresher tutorial for the set up.

http://bluegold14.weebly.com/

Weebly Tutorial

Thing 2 quests 1and 2

Thing 8 Trouble-Shooting All Quests

Thing 11 Powerful Presentations quests 1-3

Thing 6 Cyber Safety Quest 1

Thing 9 Search Strategies quests 1-5

Thing 7 Be Legal Be fair quest 1, and quest 2

Thing 9 Search Strategies

Thing14 Social Networking

Thing 16 Career Prep ( students will upload their Resume and Cover Letter on this page of website)

Typing Lessons 1-20 (Screen shot the completion)

Good Luck!

Digital Media Friday January 19th

These are all the assignments due for your Weebly portfolio
These must be submitted by Tuesday January 23rd

Thing 2 quest 1 and 2
Thing 8 Trouble Shooting
Thing11 Powerful Presentations quests 1-3
Thing 6 Cyber Safety Quest 1
Thing 9 Search Strategies quests 1-5
Thing 7 Be Legal Be fair quest 1, and quest 2
Thing 9 Search Strategies
Thing14 Social Networking
Thing 16 Career Prep
Typing Lessons 1-20 (Screen shot the completion)

US History Friday 1-19-18

US History Study Guide # 4

Apply these five History Command terms to the Following Themes of Era 6

Explain: Give a detailed account including reasons or causes.

Describe: Give a detailed account.

Identify: Provide an answer from a number of possibilities.

Discuss Offer a considered and balanced review that includes a range of arguments, factors or hypotheses. Opinions or conclusions should be presented clearly and supported by appropriate evidence.

To what extent:Consider the merits or otherwise of an argument or concept. Opinions and conclusions should be presented clearly and supported with appropriate evidence and sound argument.

Compare and contrast: Give an account of similarities and differences between two (or more) items or situations, referring to both (all) of them throughout.

New Deal

Great Depression

Progressivism

Immigration and Urbanization

Industrialization

16th, 17th 18th Amendments

Beginnings to 1620

Civil War and Reconstruction

US History 1-18-18

US History Final Exam Study Guide #3

Sort the events below in chronological order

Revolution and New Nation
Great Depression and World War II
Civil War and Reconstruction
America in a New Global Age
Beginnings to 1620
Post-World War II
Expansion and Reform
Colonization and Settlement
Development of Industrial, Urban and Global United States

Describe the significance of these terms:

17th Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
Progressivism
Reform
16th Amendments
Jane Addams
Monopoly
WEB Dubois
NAACP
Monroe Doctrine
Great Depression
Harlem Renaissance
New Deal

Criminal And Civil Law 1-17-18

International Law

1. How is the American Legal system similar to and different from other legal systems around the world?
   
   
2. What international laws and courts exist to protect public goods?
   
   
3. What are the impacts of international regulations?
   
   
4. Who or what decides what acts are considered crimes against humanity?
   
   
5. When is a crime an international crime?
   
   
6. What are the international laws on the US?
   
   
7. What are the US citizens’ rights and responsibilities when conducting business traveling, or living abroad?
   
   

Use the links below to locate answers to these questions above

https://www.hg.org/trade.html

http://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/crimes-against-humanity.html

https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/sites/default/files/mx-factsheet-icl-20160603_0.pdf

US History All Classes 1-17-18

Final Exam Study Guide Part 2

Reform Movements

1. Which act of the progressive movement totally changed child labor laws?

2. Why did the muckraking cartoons help bring and end to public official corruption?

3. Which reform group put the most effort into providing food for the poor?

4. Which of the following was an attempt to change citizens moral conduct?

Emergence of Modern America

5. What first attracted large numbers of Americans to Alaska?

6. In which year did Alaska and Hawaii become States?

7. Which Parts of the world came under United States control as a result of the Spanish- American War?

8. Who were the leading Allied powers at the start of World War I?

9. Why did the United States enter World War I?

10. What expectations did President Wilson have of the League of Nations?

11. What happened to the United States as a result of the American Industrialization?

12. Who was the founder of American Steel Industry?

13. Name a Labor union founded in the 1870's .

14. Explain what the "Great Migration" was ? Who was involved and where did it take place?

US History All Classes 1-16-18

Due at the end of the Hour!

Final Exam Study Questions Part 1

Western Settlement of Plains

1. What was the main reason the government wanted the indians on reservations?
2. What was the name of the final battle between General Custer and the Plain Indians
3. The Plains Indians resisted moving onto the reservations because of what reason?

Immigrant experience

4. During what 10 year period in the United states did the largest number of immigrants come to the US.
5. Where did most immigrants come before 1885?

Industrialization

6. What brought about the Industrialization?

7. Where do you think the growth in industry had its greatest impact?

8. What is nativism?

9. Which experience taught immigrant children the most about American culture?

The Growth of the Cities

10. The growth of cities was main the result of what during the late 1800’s and early 1900’s

11. In which part of the country would you think the cities were growing most quickly?