Luke Valentine

Instructor of United States History

423-623-3811, ext. 239

Courses Taught:

United States History and Geography: Colonization of North America to Reconstruction

Bio

B.A. in History with a minor in Education, Carson-Newman College, 2007

M.Ed. in Educational Leadership, Carson-Newman College, 2010

Notebook

Keep these guidelines in mind when putting your notebook together to make sure you get the best possible grade:

1. Pages must have page numbers in the upper right hand corner of each page.  If not, this will be minus 10 points.

2. Pages must be in order according to the table of contents.If not, this will be -10 points.

3. Pages must all be present in the notebook. If not, this will be -10 points for EACH missing page.

4. Pages must be secured in the notebook. In other words, no pages that are falling out or just stuck into the notebook. If pages are unsecured, this will be -5 points.

If you did not get an opportunity to organize your notebook in class, here is how it should be put together...

 

Chapter 3

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Review Notes

5. 13 Colonies Map

6. Lesson 1

7. Lesson 2

8. Pilgrims Chart

9. Salem Witch Notes

10. Lesson 3

11. Lesson 4

12. Review Chart

 

Chapter 4

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Lesson 1 notes

5. 13 Colonies Map

6. Chart

7. Lesson 2

8. Colonies Compare & Contrast

9. Map

10. Lesson 3

11. Lesson 4

12. Review

 

Chapter 5

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Lesson 1 Notes

5. Taxes and Laws

6. Steps to Revolution

7. Sons of Liberty

8. Lesson 2

9. Lesson 3

10, Map

11. Lesson 4

12. Declaration of Independence

 

Chapter 6

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Lesson 1

5. Battles Map

6. Lesson 2

7. Lesson 3

8. Lesson 4

9. Review

 

Chapter 7

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Articles of Confederation Chart

5. Lesson 1

6. State of Franklin

7. NW Territories

8. Shays's Rebellion

9. Lesson 2

10. Constitutional Convention

11. Ratification

 

Chapter 9

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Bill of Rights

5. Government Packet

6. Lesson 1

7. Lesson 2

8. Whiskey Rebellion

9. Lesson 3

10. Political Parties

11. XYZ Affair

 

Chapter 10

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Election of 1800

5. Lesson 1

6. Map

7. Lesson 2

8. Barbary Pirates / Embargo Act

9. Lesson 3

10. Battle of Horseshoe Bend

11. Lesson 4

 

Chapter 11

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. TN Constitution

5. Lesson 2

6. Lesson 3

7. McCulloch v. Maryland

8. Missouri Compromise

9. Map

 

Chapter 12

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Lesson 1

5. Election of 1824/Corrupt Bargain

6. TN Constitution

7. Nullification Crisis

8. Lesson 2

9. Lesson 3

 

Chapter 13

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Oregon Trail

5. Groups Moving West Chart

6. Lesson 1

7. Oregon Territory Map

8. Lesson 2

9. Texas Revolution

10. Mexican-American War Map

11. Lesson 3

12. Lesson 4

 

Chapter 14

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Lesson 1

5. Inventions Chart

6. Lesson 2

7. Chart

8. Trade Unions

9. Map

10. Lesson 3

11. Lesson 4

12. Slavery / Frederick Douglass "The Slave Narratives"

 

Chapter 15

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Lesson 1

5. Reformers Chart

6. Lesson 2

7. Lesson 3

 

Chapter 16

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Lesson 1

5. Compromise of 1850

6. Fugitive Slave Act

7. Kansas-Nebraska Act

8. Republican Party

9. Lesson 2

10. Election of 1860

11. Lesson 3

 

Chapter 17

1. Contents

2. Definitions

3. Study Guide

4. Lesson 1

5. North vs. South Chart

6. North vs. South Map

7. Battles Chart

8. People Chart

9. Lesson 2

10. Lesson 4

11. Nathan Bedford Forrest Article & Questions

12. Lesson 5

Events

Homework

Monday 4/28 - NONE.

Tuesday 4/29 - NONE.

Wednesday 4/30 - NONE.

Thursday 5/1 -NONE.

Friday 5/2 - NONE - enjoy your weekend!

Homework Hotline 615-298-6636

Updates

*Parent(s)/Guardian(s): Please remember to check Aspen to view your child's grade at any time.

 

Week of April 28-May 2

Social Studies TCAP is on Monday, April 28!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 


 

 

 


 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


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