Daily Bell Ringer Work

Directions: Each day, upon entering class, students will have 1-3 vocabulary terms, people, or places to define, identify, or locate from chapter text and/or glossary. Students are to do the following:

  1. Copy the provided vocabulary term, person’s name, or place in their binder.
  2. Using the textbook, students will write the necessary information in their binder.
  3. At the end of every two weeks (every other Friday), students will take vocabulary test based on information collected in which they will be able to use their notes on biweekly vocabulary test.

Chapter 7 Bell ringer

Road to Revolution

Pages 178 to 200, glossary p. 764

  1. Great Awakening
  2. Social mobility
  3. Enlightenment
  4. Gentry
  5. French and Indian War
  6. Albany Plan of Union
  7. Treaty of Paris
  8. Proclamation of 1763
  9. Quartering
  10. Stamp Act
  11. Boycott
  12. Committees of Correspondence
  13. Intolerable Acts
  14. First Continental Congress
  15. Minutemen
  16. Second Continental Congress
  17. Paul Revere
  18. John Hancock
  19. George Washington
  20. Samuel Adams

Daily Bell Ringer Work

Directions: Each day, upon entering class, students will have 1-3 vocabulary terms, people, or places to define, identify, or locate from chapter text and/or glossary. Students are to do the following:

  1. Copy the provided vocabulary term, person’s name, or place in their binder.
  2. Using the textbook, students will write the necessary information in their binder.
  3. At the end of every two weeks (every other Friday), students will take vocabulary test based on information collected in which they will be able to use their notes on biweekly vocabulary test.

Chapter 8 Bell ringer

The American Revolution

Pages 214 to 240, glossary p. 764

  1. Continental Army
  2. Common Sense
  3. Olive Branch Petition
  4. Declaration of Independence
  5. Loyalists
  6. Patriots
  7. Thomas Jefferson
  8. Thomas Paine
  9. Blockade
  10. John Paul Jones
  11. Treaty of Alliance
  12. Valley Forge
  13. Green Mountain Boys
  14. Ethan Allen
  15. Benedict Arnold
  16. Marquis de Lafayette
  17. Frances Marion
  18. Compromise
  19. Molly Pitcher
  20. Treaty of Paris

Daily Bell Ringer Work

Directions: Each day, upon entering class, students will have 1-3 vocabulary terms, people, or places to define, identify, or locate from chapter text and/or glossary. Students are to do the following:

  1. Copy the provided vocabulary term, person’s name, or place in their binder.
  2. Using the textbook, students will write the necessary information in their binder.
  3. At the end of every two weeks (every other Friday), students will take vocabulary test based on information collected in which they will be able to use their notes on biweekly vocabulary test.

Chapter 9 Bell ringer

Creating a Nation

Pages 250 to 2272, glossary p. 764

  1. Constitution
  2. Legislative branch
  3. Bicameral
  4. Executive branch
  5. Bill of rights
  6. Articles of Confederation
  7. Ratify
  8. Republic
  9. Northwest Ordinance
  10. Economic depression
  11. Constitutional Convention
  12. Veto
  13. James Madison
  14. Benjamin Franklin
  15. Separation of Powers
  16. Federalism
  17. Electoral college
  18. Checks and balances
  19. Impeachment
  20. amendment

Daily Bell Ringer Work

Directions: Each day, upon entering class, students will have 1-3 vocabulary terms, people, or places to define, identify, or locate from chapter text and/or glossary. Students are to do the following:

  1. Copy the provided vocabulary term, person’s name, or place in their binder.
  2. Using the textbook, students will write the necessary information in their binder.
  3. At the end of every two weeks (every other Friday), students will take vocabulary test based on information collected in which they will be able to use their notes on biweekly vocabulary test.

Bell ringer

Citizenship Handbook and the U.S. Constitution

Pages 277 to 294, glossary p. 764

  1. Preamble
  2. Article
  3. Liberty
  4. Popular sovereignty
  5. Direct democracy
  6. Representative democracy
  7. Tyranny
  8. Precedent
  9. Bureaucracy
  10. Diplomacy
  11. Executive agreement
  12. Constituent
  13. Duties
  14. Responsibilities
  15. Draft
  16. Appeal
  17. Federalism
  18. Veto
  19. Impeach
  20. Due process of law
  21. Indicted
  22. Double Jeopardy
  23. Eminent domain
  24. Amendment
  25. Discrimination