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Mr. Chet Laubach
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - "Why did the Framers choose the Electoral College?"
Guiding Questions:
1. What is the Electoral College, and how does it function in U.S. presidential elections?
2. How is the number of electors each state receives determined?
3. What is the "winner-take-all" system, and which states have a different method for distributing their electoral votes?
4. Why did the framers feel the need to balance power between large and small states in the election process?
5. Why were the framers concerned about direct democracy, and how did the Electoral College serve as a buffer?
6. What logistical challenges did the framers face in 1787, and how did the Electoral College address these concerns?
7. How does the Electoral College system reflect the framers' commitment to federalism?
8. Why were the framers concerned about regionalism, and how does the Electoral College encourage presidential candidates to campaign across a broad range of states?
1. What is the Electoral College, and how does it function in U.S. presidential elections?
2. How is the number of electors each state receives determined?
3. What is the "winner-take-all" system, and which states have a different method for distributing their electoral votes?
4. Why did the framers feel the need to balance power between large and small states in the election process?
5. Why were the framers concerned about direct democracy, and how did the Electoral College serve as a buffer?
6. What logistical challenges did the framers face in 1787, and how did the Electoral College address these concerns?
7. How does the Electoral College system reflect the framers' commitment to federalism?
8. Why were the framers concerned about regionalism, and how does the Electoral College encourage presidential candidates to campaign across a broad range of states?
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Compromises over Slavery in the Constitution (see the Guiding Questions)
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Guiding Questions: 1. What were the main concerns of both northern and southern states when it came to the issue of slavery during the Constitutional Convention? 2. How did the Three-Fifths Compromise attempt to balance the political power between slaveholding and non-slaveholding states? 3. Why did southern states want enslaved people to count toward representation, and what were the northern ...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Virginia Plan, New Jersey Plan and the Connecticut Compromise
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1. What were the key features of the Virginia Plan, and how did it aim to structure the government? 2. Why did the Virginia Plan favor larger states, and how did it propose to determine representation in Congress? 3. What were the main components of the New Jersey Plan, and how did it differ from the Virginia Plan? 4. How did the New Jersey Plan aim to protect the interests of smaller states in...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Treaty of Paris (1783) and Ben Franklin's contributions
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Guiding Questions: Treaty of Paris (1783) 1. Why was the Treaty of Paris (1783) significant for the United States and the world? 2. What territorial gains did the United States receive through the treaty, and how did these borders impact its growth? 3. Why were fishing rights off the coast of Newfoundland important to the United States’ economy? 4. How did the treaty address the issue of Britis...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Revolutionary War: Patriots, Loyalists, and Neutralists (see description)
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Guiding Questions: 1. Who were the Patriots, and why did they support independence from Britain? 2. What kinds of people became Loyalists, and what reasons did they have for staying loyal to the British Crown? 3. What were some of the risks faced by Loyalists during and after the war? 4. Why did some colonists choose to remain neutral during the American Revolution? 5. What percentage of the co...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - The First and Second Continental Congresses (see Guiding Questions)
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Guiding Questions: 1. What were the Intolerable Acts, and why did they provoke such a strong reaction from the American colonies? (Hint: Consider how these laws impacted Massachusetts and the other colonies' perception of British authority.) 2. What were the goals of the First Continental Congress? Did the delegates initially aim for independence? (Hint: Focus on the petitions to King George II...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - The "Acts" leading up to the American Revolution (see Guiding Questions)
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1. Molasses Act: Why did the British government pass the Molasses Act, and how did colonial merchants respond to it? How did the lack of strict enforcement of the Molasses Act affect colonial attitudes toward British laws? 2. Proclamation of 1763: What were Britain’s reasons for banning settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains, and why did many colonists view the Proclamation of 1763 as unf...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Thomas Paine "Common Sense" (see Guiding Questions in the description)
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Guiding Questions 1. What were the main arguments Paine made in Common Sense? 2. Why was Paine’s pamphlet so effective in convincing colonists to support independence? 3. What specific criticisms did Paine make about King George III? 4. How did Paine’s ideas challenge the legitimacy of monarchy and hereditary rule? 5. What impact did Common Sense have on public opinion and the actions of the Co...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Key Battles of the Revolutionary War and Advantages and Disadvantages
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Guiding Questions: 1. What were the main advantages held by the British forces at the start of the war, and how did these influence their strategy? 2. How did logistical challenges impact the British military operations throughout the conflict? 3. In what ways did the American forces utilize their home turf to counteract British advantages? 4. What role did foreign support, particularly from Fr...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - A podcast on the North and South Carolina Regulators (the mid late 1700s)
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Transcript: (at the end of the transcript are "5 main points") Today we are looking into the world of the Regulators - Regulators were a group of frontier settlers in the Carolinas who took matters into their own hands in the late 1760s. Let’s get into it! First up, the Regulators of South Carolina. So, who were they? Picture this: you're living in the backcountry, far from the well-established...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Northwest Ordinance of 1787 (see the guiding questions in the decsription)
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Guiding Questions: 1. What were some of the key challenges the United States faced in managing the western lands after the Revolutionary War? 2. What role did the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 play in addressing the governance of newly acquired territories? 3. How did the Northwest Ordinance establish a process for territories to become states? What were the steps involved? 4. What civil libertie...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - The Albany Congress and the Albany Plan of Union (guiding questions below)
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Guiding Questions: 1. What was the historical context leading up to the Albany Congress in 1754? 2. Why were tensions between the colonies, Native American tribes, and the French growing during this period? 3. What was Benjamin Franklin's vision for colonial unity, and how did he express it before the Albany Congress? 4. What were the key provisions of the Albany Plan of Union that Franklin hel...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Sons and Daughters of Liberty (see Guiding Questions)
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This video is for educational purposes ONLY. 1. What was the main mission of the Sons of Liberty, and how did they aim to achieve it? 2. What was the significance of the Stamp Act of 1765, and why did it ignite the Sons of Liberty's resistance? 3. How did the Sons of Liberty organize their protests, and what tactics did they use to challenge British authority? 4. Who were some of the key leader...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Comparing the Enlightenment and the Great Awakening (and the Print Revolution)
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Comparing the Enlightenment and the Great Awakening (and the Print Revolution)
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - French and Indian War: A key turning point in US History
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Guiding Questions: 1. What was the French and Indian War, and how did it fit into the larger global conflict of the Seven Years' War? 2. Who were the main participants in the French and Indian War, and what alliances did they form? 3. Why was the Ohio River Valley a significant cause of the war between the British and the French? 4. How did the French and Indian War alter the relationship betwe...
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - The Salem Witch Trials (see the Guiding Questions)
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - The Salem Witch Trials (see the Guiding Questions)
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - September 11th, 2001 "9/11" (see the Guiding Questions in the description)
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - September 11th, 2001 "9/11" (see the Guiding Questions in the description)
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - American Identity in the late 1700s (video and activity)
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - American Identity in the late 1700s (video and activity)
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - The Effects of Social Media (student project)
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - The Effects of Social Media (student project)
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Obergefell V Hodges (a groups final project)
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Obergefell V Hodges (a groups final project)
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Haitian Revolution (1791-1804) and its effects on US history
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Haitian Revolution (1791-1804) and its effects on US history
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Foreign Policy in the Early Republic (presidents Washington, Adams, Jefferson)
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Foreign Policy in the Early Republic (presidents Washington, Adams, Jefferson)
Mr. Moeller Retirement Tribute Video (filmed and produced by Ben Schur - Great work, Ben!)
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Mr. Moeller Retirement Tribute Video (filmed and produced by Ben Schur - Great work, Ben!)
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - New Spain's Systems and the Pueblo Revolt
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - New Spain's Systems and the Pueblo Revolt
Mr Laubach - APUSH - Life in Colonial America 1600s and 1700s (and rich and poor differences)
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Mr Laubach - APUSH - Life in Colonial America 1600s and 1700s (and rich and poor differences)
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Boss Tweed "Political Machines" (1860s-1870s)
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Boss Tweed "Political Machines" (1860s-1870s)
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Final Project Summary
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Final Project Summary
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Types of British Colonies and Comparing them to other Nation's Colonies
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - Types of British Colonies and Comparing them to other Nation's Colonies
Mr. Laubach - APUSH - The Evolution of Slavery in the British Colonies (Period 2)
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Mr. Laubach - APUSH - The Evolution of Slavery in the British Colonies (Period 2)
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I think it’s so interesting, because people that believe in judicial restraint may agree and want for the laws to be changed, but they’re handing it down to local levels with the hope that people can rule themselves well through elected officials. Considering that federal judges are appointed, and not elected by the public, I think this is a very fair general rule (though of course, it shouldn’t always be followed).
very helpful!!!! thank you so much!
helped a ton, thank you
Thanks! Glad it helped!
Nice video
You made it so much easier to understand thank you =)
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