U.S. History Thematic Essay Review - Student Workbook.
U.S. History Thematic Essay Review - Student Workbook This resource walks students through the four most frequently tested themes and specific prompts within those themes; this resource is meant to help students review for the thematic essay while also reviewing high leverage content.United States History and Government Examination (588 KB) Scoring Key, Part I (37 KB) Scoring Key, Part I and Rating Guide Part II - Thematic Essay (708 KB) Rating Guide, Part IIIA and Part IIIB - DBQ (1.4 MB) Conversion Chart PDF version (11 KB) Excel version (32 KB) August 2012 United States History and Government Examination (803 KB).A thematic history class has opened up more opportunties like this. We are simultaenously learning about the economy of the late 19th century and today. Students are very interested in the way the economy works and doesn’t work, as well as how it has changed over time. They have learned US history before but not through this particular lens.
Global History Thematic Essay Review New York State has identified twenty-four themes of Global History. Of those twenty-four, only twelve have ever been used for a thematic essay on the Global History and Geography Regents exam, and only seven have been repeated more than once.You may choose out of the following thematic essay topics: The years of the Great Depression. The Era of Progress in the United States of America. The influence of the mass media on history. The consequences of the Civil War. The issue of racism in the U.S.A. and its links with the world. Slavery on the territory of Northern America.
Thematic essays are essays that are part of the New York State Assessment in the Global History and Geography Regents Exam. In general, they are essays that often require the student of Global History to write about a certain topic or theme that cuts across time and culture.
