United States History Indianapolis Public Schools 2008-2009 Benchmark 1



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INDICATOR
USH 8.2


CONTENT/CONCEPT

CRITICAL VOCABULARY

SKILLS

ASSESSMENTS

only assessments that all teachers in a given course will agree to administer



Identify and describe important United States foreign policy issues, the people involved, and the impact on the country.

Videos:

The American Superpower in the 1990s (GL)

The Start of the Reagan Era (GL)

Ronald Reagan Works on the Soviet Problem

Ronald Reagan Opens Communication With Mikhail Gorbachev (GL)

Clinton and the New World Order: Failures and Successes  (GL)

The New World Order Means More Freedom and Less Stability (GL)

December 3, 1989  

Reagan and the USSR  (GL)

Address to the Nation on the Soviet Attack on a Korean Civilian Airliner: September 5, 1983

New Soviet Premier and Disarmament Talks  (GL)

The Cold Warrior  (GL)

Address to the Nation on the Iran Arms and Contra Aid Controversy

Address to the Nation on the Iran Arms and Contra Aid Controversy: March 4, 1987  

Address to the Nation on Events in Lebanon and Grenada: October 27, 1983   

The Wall Opens: East Germans Visit West After Three Years  

Mikhail Gorbachev and the Collapse of the Soviet Union

Leonid Brezhnev and the Return to a Nationalist Program  

November 9, 1989

The Break Up of the Soviet Union  

Presidential Legacies: Eisenhower, Johnson, Nixon, and Reagan (GL)

Crisis Within the USSR (GL)


Relations Between the US and USSR (GL)

US Involvement in Central America (GL)

The First Gulf War: Limited Access to a Video War (GL)

The Russian Invasion of Afghanistan   (GL)

The Iran Hostage Crisis (GL)

Iran: Hostage Crisis and War with Iraq   (GL)

Developments in the Iran Hostage Crisis  (GL)

The Presidency in Crisis (GL)

America Struggles (GL)

Soldiers in Iraq  (GL)

U.S. and Iraq: Transition of Power (GL)

 Debating the Invasion of Iraq (GL)



The Controversy over the War in Iraq  (GL)

Conclusion: The Iraq War and the Future of Islam (GL)

The War Between Iran and Iraq (GL)

Iraq's Chemical Weapons (GL)

War on Terrorism (GL)

George W. Bush's Mission Accomplished (GL)

Operation Desert Shield   (GL)

Persian Gulf War: Battles, Strategies, and the Reaction at Home (GL)

9/11 Attacks: Who's Responsible?   (GL)

No Remorse (GL)

Feelings on the Afghanistan-Pakistan Border  (GL)

Clear for Takeoff (GL)

Documenting and Preserving Evidence from the September 11th Terrorist Attack on the World Trade Center  (GL)

War on Terrorism (GL)

Bin Laden's Connection to Afghanistan     (GL)

When the Taliban Ruled Afghanistan  (GL)

Challenges for Our Century (GL)

Violence in the Middle East and the Camp David Accords    (GL)

The Assassination of Anwar Sadat (GL)

Background to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict   (GL)

Quiryat Mal'aki, Israel  (GL)

Land for Peace and People on the Land (GL)

 Arab-Israeli Conflict and the Rise of the PLO (GL)



Solidarity Union in Poland

Lech Walesa and Poland  (GL)

Solidarity Uprisings in Poland (GL)

Address to the Nation About the Situation in Poland; December 23, 1981 (GL)

Barack Obama: Moving beyond Race  (GL)

Opening Remarks: Change Has Come to America   (President Obama/GL)

This Is Our Moment, This Is Our Time   (President Obama/GL)

Images:

Soldiers in the Gulf War.

An Afghan refugee in Pakistan, 1980.

M-8 armored cars near Teheran.

A Man Walks in the Street After World Trade Center Disaster

At the signing of the Camp David Accords.

Anwar Sadat, Jimmy Carter, and Menachem Begin.

Barack Obama, Forty-Fourth President of the United States

Articles:

Third World

Iraq

Persian Gulf Wars

Kurdistan

Kirkuk

Arabia

Kuwait (country)

Syria

Hussein, Saddam

Turkey (country)

TIKRIT

Baghdad or Bagdad

Middle East

Iran

Obama, Barack

Audio:

George H. W. Bush: Address to the Nation on the Invasion of Iraq (January 16, 1991)

George W. Bush: 9/11/01 Address to the Nation (September 11, 2001)   

Writing Prompt:

Women in the Military

Discovery Education Resources

Videos:

Towers Collapse and Ground Zero

Quest for Survivors

Design of the Memorial

Family Members Reflect on Memorial

Recovery and Clean Up Efforts End Eight Months Later

Smithsonian Institution: Presidential Inauguration

The PBS NewsHour: CIA Chief Panetta: Obama Made 'Gutsy' Decision on Bin Laden Raid

Writing Prompts:

September 11 [Expository][ELA,SS][9-12]


Concepts

Retaliatory Air Strikes

Military Invasion

Nuclear Arms Proliferation

Oil Diplomacy

Weapons of Mass Destruction


People/Places/Ideas

Events/Things

Afghanistan

Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan

Iran Hostage Crisis

Election of Ronald Reagan

Gorbachev

End of the Cold War

Fall of the Berlin Wall

Solidarity (Poland)

Collapse of the USSR

Iraq

Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait



Coalition of the Willing

Gulf War I

George H.W. Bush

No Fly Zone

Saddam Hussein

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

9/11 Attack

Taliban


Osama bin Laden

American Invasion of Afghanistan

Gulf War II

George W. Bush




Foreign Policy Issues

Diplomacy

Military Intervention

Proliferation




Identify foreign policy issues (e.g. containment of Communism, protecting American geopolitical interests, protecting American allies around the world, protecting strategic assets around the world, maintaining American military superiority, nuclear proliferation, weapons of mass destruction, biological warfare).
Describe the impact of the collapse of the Soviet Union on the conduct of international affairs in the 1990’s.
Analyze reasons for continuing unrest in the Middle East (Arab-Israeli conflicts, Civil War in the Lebanon, Israeli policy of preventive and retaliatory military strikes).
Identify reasons for Arab and Palestinian anti-Americanism based on perceptions of American policy in the region.
Evaluate the role that national security issues play in American politics and American elections.
Evaluate the American government’s treatment of Arab Americans following the 9/11 attack.
Describe the international reaction to the United States “detention” of suspected Islamic terrorists without trial in Cuba.






INDICATOR
USH 8.2


CONTENT/CONCEPT

CRITICAL VOCABULARY

SKILLS

ASSESSMENTS

only assessments that all teachers in a given course will agree to administer



(continued)


People/Places/Ideas

Events/Things

Camp David Accords

Iran-Contra Affair

Helsinki Accords

Iran Hostage Crisis

Good Friday Accords











24 April – End of Course


Cores standard 10: Foreign Policy Since World War II
Evaluate the United States governments’ responses to past and present foreign policy issues (e.g. terrorism, human rights, refugees, energy supplies and crisis (OPEC), the threat of nuclear weapons, the growth and globalization of Asian economies) and explain the historical background of those issues.

Videos:

Foreign Policy, Terrorism, & September 11   

Globalization (GL)

An Introduction to Globalization

Globalization's Impact (GL)

Standing in the Way of Globalization (GL)

Globalization & Acculturation

Ecological Globalization   

Trade & Environmental Consequences  

Global Economy

Introduction: Connected by Capitalism  

International Organizations  

Nuclear Weapons and the Peace Movement (GL)

The Final Above-Ground Tests of Nuclear Weapons(GL)

Ford's Foreign Policy  (GL)

An Experiment With Death: Testing the Power of Plutonium  

Darfur: Taking Action

(GL)

What Is Your View of Freedom?   (Rusesabagina from Rwanda/GL)

Why Didn't You Leave Rwanda?   (Rusesabagina from Rwanda/GL)

Images:

China's first nuclear reactor.

Articles:

Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)

Nuclear Weapons

Discovery Education Resources

Videos:

A Ten-Year Search

Implications for Foreign Policy and the War on Terror

Namibia

Turkey

Coffee Exporters in Eithiopia

The Economics of Coffee

Starbucks and Its Suppliers

Euro

Organic Food

The Munich Massacre
Core Standard 11: Domestic Policy Since 1980
Give examples of domestic issues facing the Unites States from 1980 to the present. Explain the historical background of those issues and analyze them within a larger global context
Videos:

Interview with Representative Stephanie Tubbs Jones   (Freedom/GL)

The Groundbreaking Online Fund-Raising of Howard Dean  (GL)

Pressures on Domestic and International Workers (GL)

World Poverty  

Cheap Labor Driving the Global Economy  (GL)

A Private Meeting: Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev Meet to Discuss Nuclear Proliferation (GL)

Challenges for Our Century  (GL)

Domestic Economic Policies (GL)

Women's Rights  (GL)

2008 Presidential Campaign: Long Road to the White House   (GL)

Images:

Coretta Scott King Speaking in Support of Feminism

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet Carolyn Kizer

Ginsburg, Ruth Bader

Discovery Education Resources

Videos:

Bubble Burst

Telecommunications and Fiber Optics

2008 Stock Market Crash

The PBS NewsHour: Arrogance, Ignorance Recurring in Economic History


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