PPT-QUESTIONS – Statehood - Group 1

Describe the population growth from 1890 1907 Analyze the Five Tribes and there struggle to join the Oklahoma Territory List the delegates of the State of Sequoyah What was the people of Indian Territory approve on November 7 1905 and what were they hoping for. Steven M. Culver, Ph.D.. Associate Director . Office of Academic Assessment. Virginia Tech. sculver@vt.edu. Fall 2009. A focus group is . . . . Controlled, carefully planned discussion. Gathers information about a particular topic. The Long and Winding Road!. The Long and Bumpy Road to Statehood 13-14. 2. Road to Statehood. The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo would end the Mexican War and, with it, the United States achieved one of its principal objectives: the acquisition of New Mexico and California and recognition of the Rio Grande as Texas’ Western boundary. . . The New . Evangelization. . Managing Challenging Personalities. Role Playing Exercise. Role Playing – Set Up. Show the . Introduction. segment on the first DVD (15 minutes) to the group of discussion leaders/facilitators. M. ó. nica . Ramos Madison . Weitekamp. Alexander V. é. lez. Aaron . Durka. Kyle Ishman . History Before European Contact. Chain of islands located between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean . Objective: Students will understand the problems facing Utah in the late 19. th. century and the process (and eventual success) of Utah’s struggle for statehood. . Why Become a state?. Rights . of citizenship. Seeking Statehood. Utah had previously applied for statehood six different times. There were many benefits to statehood:. Utahns would become full US citizens and could vote for president. Representatives in Congress could actually vote and they would gain two senators. States and statehood in world politics . They have been the fundamental building blocks of modern world politics. They are the core political-organizational units. . Nation-states. ; the assumption is that some sort of social and economic, grass-roots ‘nation’ had either pre-existed, or been constructed from above or below and justified through nationalism, to underpin and empower state institutions and political processes. . Michigan’s Path to Statehood. 1830 – 1837. . I hope you enjoy this lesson about Michigan’s path to statehood; the path is unlike an other. You will learn about:. The teenaged governor. Requirements for statehood. –. . Statehood - Group . 1. Describe the population growth from 1890 – 1907?. Analyze the Five Tribes and there struggle to join the Oklahoma Territory?. List the delegates of the State of Sequoyah?. States and statehood in world politics . They have been the fundamental building blocks of modern world politics. They are the core political-organizational units. . Nation-states. ; the assumption is that some sort of social and economic, grass-roots ‘nation’ had either pre-existed, or been constructed from above or below and justified through nationalism, to underpin and empower state institutions and political processes. . Early . Statehood. 1836-1845. DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS OF MAJOR ERAS IN TEXAS HISTORY. Early Statehood – (1845). Slave State. Mexican War. Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo. Rio Grande River determined as border. On your desk have out your annotations homework and a writing utensil.. We are on . byod. . red. right now, so make sure your devices are put away.. “The longer I live, the more I believe that THE QUESTION IS THE ANSWER…”. Think-Pair-Share . : What is something about the processing of question development that resonates with you in a new way? Why?. Think through homework writing prompt, “Asking Questions” SEP, scientists . bilingual and as such ethnic and linguistic minorities within the United Stateshave no domestic legally recognized right to vote for their countrys President and Vice President or any voting represent