2019-2020 Social Studies Survey

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  1. Please check your favorite units from Social Studies.
    History of Jacksonville and Morgan County
    French and Indian War
    British Acts and Taxes
    American Revolution
    Constitution
    Westward Expansion
    Civil War


  1. What were your favorite projects during the school year? Please check all that apply.
    Jacksonville Timeline Project -- Art based with pictures and facts
    French and Indian War Comic Strip about one of the battles -- Art based with pictures and facts
    British Acts and Taxes Google Slide show about the facts of each tax and act
    French and Indian War on a page -- Art based
    American Revolution Project on a battle or person with research and a variety of projects to choose from
    American Revolution T-shirt project expressing an opinion -- given a template of a t shirt you designed a slogan and colorful design
    Constitution Poster Contest
    Westward Expansion Google Slide show on Lewis and Clark describing one of the men on the expedition
    Jacksonville Google Slide Show on an obscure piece of jacksonville history


  1. What were your favorite movies you watched in regards to the Units we studied? I will include some that we did not watch completely in class. Please check all that apply.
    The movie about the French and Indian War,The War that Made America with George Washington and Half King and the Iroquois and Braddock... It was from the History channel
    The Patriot about the American Revolution with Mel Gibson... we watched a few clips.
    The Last of the Mohicans about the French and Indian War... we did not watch
    1776... musical about the signing of the Declaration of Independence
    April Morning... About the Shot heard 'round the world... it had Tommy Lee Jones as the overbearing father with his son who wanted to join the war... It also had Solomon Chandler who was the radical patriot leader
    The Schoolhouse Rock videos on the American Revolution, the Preamble, and other topics
    The movie about Lewis and Clark (about 40 minutes long)
    Glory... about the 54th Massachusetts Black Regiment in the Civil War... We did not watch it this year. I sent the trailer.
    Gettysburg... We did not watch it this year either due to quarantine.


  1. Who are your favorite historical people that you studied? Please check all that apply.
    George Washington
    Benjamin Franklin
    Thomas Jefferson
    Jonathan B. Turner
    Abraham Lincoln
    Marquis de Montcalm
    James Wolfe
    Dr. Greene Black
    General Grierson
    James Madison
    Sam Houston
    Meriwether Lewis
    William Clark
    Sacagawea
    York
    King George III
    Marquis de LaFayette
    General Cornwallis
    Paul Revere
    Benedict Arnold
    Francis Marion, The Swamp Fox
    John Burgoyne
    Ethan Allen
    George Rogers Clark
    Horatio Gates
    Robert E. Lee
    U.S. Grant
    General Tecumseh Sherman
    Stonewall Jackson
    Clara Barton
    Dorothea Dix
    Ken Norton
    Jacob Strawn
    Governor Duncan
    Henry Clay
    James K. Polk
    Harriet Beecher Stowe
    John Adams
    Abigail Adams
    Daniel Boone
    Frederick Douglass
    Stephen A. Douglas
    Sojourner Truth
    John Brown
    Dred Scott
    Harriet Tubman


  1. Which events are most memorable in your mind after this year?
    The Stamp Act
    The Boston Massacre
    Half King killing The French Ensign Jumonville
    Washington's surrender at Fort Necessity
    The ambush of Braddock and Washington at the Battle of Monongahela
    Battle Quebec where Wolfe and Montcalm are killed
    The Boston Tea Party
    Signing of the Declaration
    The writing of the Current Constitution and the Preamble
    The sharpshooters taking out Burgoyne's scouts and officers
    The Christmas Night attack of Trenton after the Crossing of the Delaware
    John and Abigail Adams letters back and forth during the Revolution
    Benedict Arnold committing treason
    The Patriot attacks of Lord Cornwallis in the Carolinas
    The Battle of Yorktown
    Any of the battles at Ticonderoga
    The Shot heard round the World at Lexington and then the Patriots attacking along the road back to Boston... We'll sting em all the way to Boston!
    King George laughing at the Olive Branch Petition
    Molly Pitcher helping the Patriots at Monmouth
    Daniel Morgan and his sharpshooters
    Guerilla Warfare of the Patriots
    Three Pronged attack of Saratoga
    Daniel Boone and the Wilderness Road
    Lewis and Clark's Adventure
    The Bill of Rights
    The Alamo
    The Gold Rush
    The Great Compromises of Henry Clay and the Balance of Free and Slave
    The picnickers at Bull Run
    The first shots of the Civil War at Fort Sumter
    Antietam the bloodiest one day battle in American history
    The Battle of Gettysburg
    The 54th Massachusetts
    Lee surrnders to Grant
    Lincoln's Assassination
    Bunker Hill
    Emancipation Proclamation
    Bleeding Kansas


  1. What things helped you learn the most... Please check all that apply.
    Flash Cards
    Mnemonic devices that help me remember the states, or other facts
    practice quia tests
    The teacher led slide shows illustrating the text
    The art projects
    The writing of essays
    The student created slide show projects
    The movies and clips to illustrate the text


  1. What was your favorite project?


  1. What was your favorite thing that happened in class... not necessarily teaching or learning but it could be?


  1. What was the favorite historical event or battle you learned about?


  1. Who was your favorite historical person we studied this year?


  1. What was your favorite unit we studied?


  1. What was your favorite song from class this year?


  1. How has this class inspired you?


  1. I hope I have taught you to love history, to appreciate, and to learn from history... i have learned much from you. I hope to be a better teacher each year from every class I teach... I will miss you all. What are your last words for me?


  1. Which of the movie clips on Google Classroom look like movies that you would either like to watch again or watch for the first time?
    The War That Made America
    Last of the Mohicans
    April Morning
    1776
    Benedict Arnold
    The Crossing
    The Patriot
    Lewis and Clark... Journey West
    The Alamo
    Glory
    Gettysburg


  1. Did you feel like you learned much this year in Social Studies?
    Yes
    No





7th Grade Humanities -- Team Integrity
Jonathan B. Turner Jr. High
Jacksonville, IL