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Current Events Homework Blog: Paul and Clinton Blur Partisan Lines 

9/2/2014

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Directions:  Click on the link below and post your response to the the news article.  When responding to the article you must address at least three of the following issues (Question 5 must be one of your choices):  

  1. What did you learn from this article?  
  2. What did this article make you look up (vocab, people, events, etc)?  
  3. What did this article make you want to know more about?  
  4. What is your reflection, response to, or opinion on the article (you thoughts)?  
  5. How does this article connect to the documents and topics we have been working on in class?  


Paul and Clinton Blur Partisan Lines 

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Laura Huitzil
9/16/2014 09:11:48 am

The inner panel started with all the members working independent. Then, i like how one of the members started talking, after writing his intro, he decided to ask the group if they agreed with his intro before starting the essay. Thus far, the group has developing their communication.

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    • A.P. U.S. History >
      • Howard Zinn Chapter 1: Thesis
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      • Ferguson Missouri Blog
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        • Labor Union Essay Blog
      • World War I
      • Great Depression: A People's History vs A Patriot's History
      • U.S. Government & Society During 1970s & 80s
    • U.S. History >
      • Regents/Test Prep >
        • Regents Prep Practice Assignments
      • Unit I: Colonial America
      • Unit II: American Revolution >
        • Declaration of Independence Assignment
      • Unit III: Foundations of the U.S. Constitution >
        • Sub Unit: Implementing the Constitution
        • Hamilton vs Jefferson Student Blog
      • Unit IV: Nationalism
      • Unit V: Westward Expansion & Sectionalism
      • Civil War
      • Unit VII: Industrial Revolution
      • Unit VIII: Progressive Era
      • U.S. Foreign Policy Actions >
        • U.S. Foreign Policy Actions: Thematic Essay Blog
      • Civil Rights & Cold War Era