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Created
by the EIU History Department to assist students of Eastern Illinois
University in meeting the Illinois state standards for specialization
in the social sciences.
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History
- Standard 2 |
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The
competent history teacher understands major trends, key turning points,
and the roles of influential individuals and groups in United States
history from the Civil War through World War 1. |
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Knowledge
Indicators - The competent history teacher:
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| 2A. |
understands events that contributed
to the U.S. Civil War. |
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understands the role of reconstruction
in rebuilding the nation. |
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| 2C. |
understands the role of big business
in the transformation of U.S. society in the late 19th century. |
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| 2D. |
understands the influences of Populism
and Progressivism on U.S. society in the late 19th and early 20th
centuries. |
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understands the composition and significance
of late 19th century immigration. |
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understands the role of the U.S. in
world affairs through World War I. |
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Performance
Indicators - The competent history teacher:
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| 2G. |
explains the effects of the Civil War
on U.S. society. |
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| 2H. |
evaluates reconstruction policies and
their impact on U.S. society. |
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| 2I. |
identifies the effects of industrialization
and urbanization on the U.S. |
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| 2J. |
traces the patterns of immigration
settlement in different regions of the country. |
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| 2K. |
describes the obstacles, opportunities,
and contributions of immigrants. |
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| 2L. |
assesses the relationship between business
and labor. |
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| 2M. |
explains the political, social, cultural,
and economic contributions of Populism and Progressivism. |
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| 2N. |
explains the causes of World War I
and the reasons for U.S. involvement in the war. |
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Assistance
with comprehending this standard:
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Other news & Information:
Frequently
Asked Questions - 2005-2006
Testing Schedule - What
to Expect on the Day of the Test
Comments
about this web-site should be submitted to: Dr.
Charles Titus, Project Coordinator
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Web-Site
Last Updated 4-13-2005
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