United States History Indianapolis Public Schools 2008-2009 Benchmark 1



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INDICATOR
USH 7.1


CONTENT/CONCEPT

CRITICAL VOCABULARY

SKILLS

ASSESSMENTS

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



Explain the civil rights movement of the 1960’s and 1970’s by describing the ideas and actions of federal and state leaders, grassroots movements, and central organizations that were active in the movement.
Videos:

Interview with Representative John Lewis   (GL)

The Dark Lens  

The Fight for Civil Rights   (GL)

Milestones of the Civil Rights Movement  (GL)

The Civil Rights Movement   (GL)

Justice Delayed

Elements of a Social Movement

The Road From Brown   (GL)

The Civil Rights Movement: The Role of Youth in the Struggle (GL)

The Urban League, the NAACP, and the Black Muslims (GL)

Vernon Dahmer   (GL)

Medgar Evers(GL)

Teacher's Salary Cases  (GL)

Stories of the Civil Rights Movement  (GL)

Remembering a Dream (King & Civil Rights Part 1) (GL)

Trial (GL)

Martin Luther King, Jr. Joins the Memphis Sanitation Workers (Speeches from Dr. King and activists)

I Am a Man: The Sanitation Workers' Strike Becomes a Movement(GL—Dr. King’s speech to the sanitation workers)

Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Last Days  (GL—Dr. King’s final speech “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop”)

Justice for the Memphis Sanitation Workers   (GL)

The Formation of a Separate State(GL)

Personal and Societal Relationships with the White Community(GL)

Society Disrupted

Rough Years in Harlem: Malcolm's Life of Crime and Discovery of the Nation of Islam(GL)

  The Controversy of Black Nationalist Groups: Malcolm X Becomes a Leader of the Nation of Islam  (GL)



Malcolm X Becomes Alienated from the Nation of Islam  (GL)

The Assassination and Legacy of Malcolm X  (GL)

Malcolm Becomes an Orthodox Muslim and Renounces His Hatred of White People  (GL)

Medgar Evers(GL)

1957: The Southern Christian Leadership Conference: Non-Violent Resistance

Civil Rights Martyrs (GL) 

Meridian, Mississippi

Strikes, Protests, and Anti-Government Demonstrations (GL) 

African Americans Exercise the Right to Vote  (GL) 

Civil Rights & Native Americans  

Political Backlash (GL) 

Selma March to Montgomery  

March to Freedom

1968: The Pivotal Year  

Raid on Black Panther Headquarters    

Birmingham, AL, 1963: Children Jailed, Protests and Police Brutality: JFK Pushes Civil Rights Act Through Congress

Images:

Cover of the First Issue of "The Crisis"

Malcolm X at a Harlem Civil Rights Rally

Black and White Buttons

Medgar Evers and James H. Meredith at Press Conference

Protesters in Front Of Woolworth in Harlem

Freedom Riders Near Burning Bus

Writer and Activist Marian Wright Edelman

Poet and American Indian Movement Leader John Trudell

Governor George C. Wallace (b. 1919).

Eldridge Cleaver, Black Panther leader.

The Black Panthers March in New York

Segregation Protest March

Segregation Protesters at Jail

Articles:

Evers, Medgar

Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

Wallace, George Corley

Black Panther Party

Audio:

Staying One Nation: The Civil Rights Movement

President Kennedy, Civil Rights Address June 15, 1963 (Audio Only)  

Writing Prompt:

Determination
Making Sacrifices

Discovery Education Resources

Videos:

John F. Kennedy's Assassination

Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama

New Voting Legislation

Malcolm X

Black Power and the Black Panthers

Martin Luther King is Assassinated

Concepts

Civil Disobedience

Sit-in

Black Power


People/Places/Ideas

Events/Things

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King

Malcolm X

Stokley Carmichael

Medgar Evers

NAACP


SCLC

CORE


SNCC

American Indian Movement

John F. Kennedy

Robert F. Kennedy

Lyndon B. Johnson

Earl Warren

George Wallace

March on Washington

U of Miss. Desegregation

Birmingham Protest

Selma Protests

Black Panthers




Explain

Describe


Civil Rights Movement

Ideas


Ideology

Grassroots Movement




Identify the issues at stake in the various protests and events.
State the goals and actions taken by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and Malcolm X.
Analyze the reasons for a change of ideology with SNCC.
Describe the attitudes and actions of White Southern leaders when faced with demands for racial equality.
Explain the reason why the Federal government took action to combat attempts of White Southern leaders to stop desegration.
Analyze the relationship between Civil Right leaders (King, Malcolm X and others) and officials of the Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, and Carter administrations.






INDICATOR
USH 7.5


CONTENT/CONCEPT

CRITICAL VOCABULARY

SKILLS

ASSESSMENTS

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



Identify and describe United States foreign policy issues during the 1960’s and 1970’s.
Videos:

Overview of 1961

Nixon and Kennedy  (GL)

Kennedy in Europe: Berlin Wall and the Cold War (GL)

Causes of the War

The Cuban Revolution (1959)

The Cuban Missile Crisis (GL)

Cuban Missile Crisis  

A Legacy of Mistrust (GL)

Controversies of the 1960s: Espionage and the Berlin Wall   (GL)

We Are All Mortal  (GL)

Nikita Kruschev and the Rise of the Berlin Wall  

Berlin Wall Seals Iron Curtain

The Vietnam War  (GL)

Nuclear War and Technology  (GL)

President on Vietnam:Offers Peace Talks, Proposes Aid Program (GL)

Nixon Addresses the Nation on His Vietnam Policy  (GL)

Showdown: The Cuban Missile Crisis (GL)  

A Changed Man: Kennedy's First Encounter with Khrushchev (GL)  

Cuba and Operation Mongoose (GL)  

Viet Victories: Twin Offensives Rock Vietcong  (GL)  

Invasion Scare: Castro Masses Troops, Claims U.S. "Aggression"

JFK Pledges Help to Those Suffering Under Communism

Berlin Escape: Easterner Scales Cemetery Wall   

More Troops Arrive: 101st Airborne Lands in Vietnam

The Fall of South Vietnamese President Diem

Vietnam Today: Politically Communist and Economically Capitalist (GL)

Fidel Castro, John F. Kennedy, and the Cuban Missile Crisis

John F. Kennedy Addresses Fears of Communist Espionage   (GL)

Bombing Resumes in Vietnam  

OPEC Agreements (GL)

Gulf of Tonkin  (GL)

South Vietnam Troops Counter Rebel Attacks  

The War Spins Out of Control: Tet and Walter Cronkite  

The Vietnam War

Introduction: The Foreign Correspondent

Television and the War: Morley Safer at Cam Ne  

Images:

Fidel Castro (b. 1926).

Checkpoint Charlie, West Berlin, 1966.

Khruschev and Kennedy, 1961.

A Soviet missile base in Cuba.

A graphic map of world oil reserves.

Lyndon B. Johnson.

Articles:

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

Audio:

Cuban Missile Crisis October 22, 1962 (Audio Only)  

Concepts

Containment

Proxy War

Protection from Nuclear Attack

Mutually Assured Destruction

Nuclear War

Military Advisors (Kennedy and Vietnam)

Roman Catholic/Buddhist Conflict


People/Places/Ideas

Events/Things

Cuban Missile Crisis

Vietnam War

Seven Days War

OPEC Oil Embargo

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution

President Diem

Walter Cronkite

Relations with Newly Independent African Nations

Relations with China



Foreign Policy

Diplomacy

Anti-war Sentiment

Military Build Up

Escalation


Analyze the effect of the discovery of Soviet medium range nuclear missiles in Cuba on American National Defense Policy.
Identify reasons for South Vietnam’s President Diem’s unpopularity with the South Vietnamese people.
Describe the purpose for the creation of OPEC by the Arab oil producing countries.
Describe Congress’ response to an a supposed attack on an American destroyer in the Gulf of Tonkin.
Compose a short summary explaining why LBJ went from a highly successful election victory in 1964 to declaring he would not run for re-election in 1968.







INDICATOR
USH 7.6


CONTENT/CONCEPT

CRITICAL VOCABULARY

SKILLS

ASSESSMENTS

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



Explain and analyze changing relations between the United States and the Soviet Union from 1960 to 1980 as demonstrated by the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Crisis in Berlin, the U-2 incident, the Space Race, and the SALT agreements.
Videos:

A Historic Event: The Signing of the Atomic Test Ban Treaty (1963)

U.S.-Cuba Relations After the Missile Crisis (GL)  

A Possibility of Friendship (A Secret Truce: Kennedy and Castro Part Two) (GL)  

As World Watched: Spaceman Hailed after U.S. Triumph  

Ich Bin Ein Berliner (GL)

The First Woman in Space  (GL)

Space Triumph: Discoverer Capsule Recovered from Orbit

Alan Shepard's Freedom 7 Rocket Flight  (GL)

Astronaut Gus Grissom's Role in the Space Race   (GL)

The First Man in Earth Orbit: John Glenn and the Atlas (GL)

The Space Race: America and the Soviet Union Compete to Send a Man Into Space (GL)

The U-2 Spy Plane Incident (GL)

The Spy Exchange (GL)

Soviet Advancements in Science, Space, and Technology (GL)

Political Dilemma   (GL)

Project Mercury Begins

The Space Race: America and the Soviet Union Compete to Send a Man Into Space

First American Satellite Launched  

The Space Race: Kennedy is Elected Apollo 13 Explosion: NASA's Shining Moment   

NASA Formed and the Race to the Moon   

Apollo 17: Final Lunar Mission

Early Astronaut Training

Training for the Moon Landing  

Landing Safely

Moon Landing  

Touching Down  

U.S./Soviet Relations: Missile Agreement

Images:

Sputnik I Satellite

Poster Celebrating Sputnik

Triumphant Nixon after SALT I meeting in Moscow.

Nixon's Air Force One arrives in Peking, 1972.

A Chinese satellite- and ICBM-tracking ship.

Space program's success owed to Wernher von Braun.

Articles:

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Armstrong, Neil Alden
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks

Strategic Defense Initiative

Guided Missiles

Audio:

The Solar System: Introduction to Space Exploration

Writing Prompt:

Career
Civilian Space Travel

Concepts

Mutually Assured Destruction

Nuclear Stalemate

Intelligence Gathering

Math and Science Gap

Arms Limitations

Space Race

Communism

Capitalism
People/Places/Ideas

Events/Things

Berlin Air Lift

U-2 Spy Plane

U-2 Incident

Francis Gary Powers

Spy Exchange

Open Admission of Spying

Sputnik


Strategic Arms Limitations Treaty (SALT)

NASA


First Man on the Moon

ICBM


ABM

SLBM




International Relations

USSR


Conflict

Cooperation

Nuclear Stalemate

Nuclear Overkill




Describe the Allied (United Kingdom, France, United States) response to Stalin’s blocking off all rail traffic to and from West Berlin.

Explain how the success of the Berlin Air Lift forced Stalin to reopen the rail line to Berlin.


Evaluate the American Government’s response to the discovery of Soviet Missiles in Cuba.

Analyze how the United States and the Soviet Union perceived each other in military and ideological terms after the Cuban Missile Crisis.


Describe the role of military intelligence in determining US military and diplomatic national security policies.

Analyze the impact of the Soviets’ successful launch of Sputnik and the American response.

Explain how the Space Race became a symbolic and technological battle between the Communist System of the USSR and the Capitalist System of the United States.
Explain how the Soviet’s successful bringing down of Francis Gary Power’s U-2 spy plane changed the practices of American spying on the Soviet Union.





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