Period 7 APUSH: PowerPoints & Lectures // AP U.S. History

Want to take your PowerPoint / Google Slides Presentations and APUSH Lectures to the next level? 13 PowerPoints and corresponding organized Lecture Outlines aligned to 2019 APUSH / AP U.S. History Standards and Topics 7.2 - 7.14!

NEW: Google Slides Versions for ALL PowerPoints included as well!

This PowerPoint Deck contains lecture slides and lecture notes that align directly with AP US History Period 7, APUSH Topics 7.2 - 7.14 (1890-1945). I've worked to make this PowerPoint informative, engaging, eye-popping, and fun!

This package comes with 13 clearly labeled PowerPoint decks with a corresponding easy-to-follow and thoroughly researched lecture outline for each topic (32 pages total).

This PowerPoint deck is comprised of 13 separate lectures and powerpoints, each sold separately as well:

• Topic 7.2 - Imperialism: Debates (49 slides)
• Topic 7.3 - The Spanish-American War (85 slides)
• Topic 7.4 - The Progressives (110 slides)
• Topic 7.5 - World War I: Military & Diplomacy (70 slides)
• Topic 7.6 - World War I: Home Front (75 slides)
• Topic 7.7 - 1920s: Innovations in Communication & Technology (70 slides)
• Topic 7.8 - 1920s: Cultural & Political Controversies (75 slides)
• Topic 7.9 - The Great Depression (75 slides)
• Topic 7.10 - The New Deal (101 slides)
• Topic 7.11 - Interwar Foreign Policy (71 slides)
• Topic 7.12 - World War II: Mobilization (50 slides)
• Topic 7.13 - World War II: Military (46 slides)
• Topic 7.14 - Postwar Diplomacy (34 slides)

Includes:

1. 13 separate PowerPoint decks. One for each topic.
2. Lecture Outline: A 32-page organized lecture outline with added detail, approximately 1 to 3 pages per APUSH topic

Key Content covered is listed below. Note: I've erred on the side of detail in the PPTs and lectures, but the information is presented and organized in such a manner that it can be removed (or added!) as you see fit!

7.2 Key Content Covered:

• American Expansionism Context
• Hawaii Annexation
• "Jingoes"
• Berline Conference
• Justification for Imperialism: Competition, Manifest Destiny, American Exceptionalism, Racial Theories, Naval Power, Economic Justification
• Alfred Thayer Mahan, The Influence of Sea Power Upon History
• Anti-Imperialist League
• Self-Determination

7.3 Key Content Covered:

• Cuban Context
• "Butcher" Weyler, reconcentrado camps
• Yellow Journalism
• USS Maine
• Teller Amendment & Platt Amendment
• Treaty of Paris
• Insular Cases
• Puerto Rico, Jones Act
• Philippines & Philippine-American War
• Emilio Aguinaldo
• Open Door Policy, John Hay
• Big-Stick Diplomacy, Teddy Roosevelt
• Panama Canal
• Roosevelt Corollary
• Taft & Dollar Diplomacy
• Wilson & Moral Diplomacy

7.4 Key Content Covered:

• Muckrakers
• Elections & Voter Participation
• Secret Ballot, Direct Primaries, Direct Elections
• The Initiative, Referendum, and Recall
• Women's Clubs
• Women's Suffrage & the 19th Amendment
• Teddy Roosevelt, Square Deal, & Trustbuster
• The Jungle & the Meat Inspection Act
• Conservation & Preservation
• William Howard Taft
• Woodrow Wilson

7.5 Key Content Covered:

• European Context
• Wilson & the Road to War
• Initial Neutrality
• Blockade
• U-Boats & the Lusitania Sinking
• Zimmermann Telegram
• Selective Service Act
• Fourteen Points
• League of Nations
• Treaty of Versailles & U.S. Debate
• Democrats, Irreconcilables, Reservationists

7.6 Key Content Covered:

• Government Power
• War Industry Board
• Espionage Act of 1917
• Sedition Act of 1918
• Selective Service Act of 1917
• Schenck v. United States
• Committee on Public Information (CPI)
• The First Red Scare
• Palmer Raids
• War & Impacts on Labor
• Great Migration
• Women
• Red Summer

7.7 Key Content Covered:

• Economic Growth Context
• The automobile
• Henry Ford
• Assembly Line
• The telephone
• Mass media
• Cinema
• Oscar Micheaux
• The radio
• Consumerism
• Installment buying
• Advertising

7.8 Key Content Covered:

• Women in the New Era
• Flappers
• Birth Control
• The "New Negro"
• Marcus Garvey
• Harlem Renaissance
• 1921 Emergency Quota Act
• National Origins Act of 1924
• Nativism & Immigration
• KKK
• Prohibition
• Scopes "Monkey" Trial
• Sacco & Vanzetti

7.9 Key Content Covered:

• Republican Administrations
• Harding, Coolidge, Hoover
• Teapot Dome Scandal
• Causes of the Great Depression
• Welfare Capitalism
• Stock Market Crash
• Laissez-fair Regulation
• Hoovervilles
• Dust Bowl
• Bonus Army
• Hawley-Smoot Tariff

7.10 Key Content Covered:

• Republican Administrations
• Harding, Coolidge, Hoover
• Teapot Dome Scandal
• Causes of the Great Depression
• Welfare Capitalism
• Stock Market Crash
• Laissez-fair Regulation
• Hoovervilles
• Dust Bowl
• Bonus Army
• Hawley-Smoot Tariff

7.11 Key Content Covered:

• 1920s Foreign Policy
• Independent Internationalism
• Washington Conference
• Kellogg-Briand Pact
• Manchuria
• Good Neighbor Policy
• Nye Committee
• Neutrality Acts
• Quarantine Speech
• "Cash-and-carry"
• Lend-Lease Act
• Pearl Harbor

7.12 Key Content Covered:

• War Mobilization on the Home Front
• War Production Board (WPB)
• Office of War Mobilization (OWM)
• Office of Price Administration (OPA)
• End of the Depression
• Wartime Propaganda
• Labor Opportunities: Women, Black Americans, Native Americans, Mexican Americans
• "Rosie the Riveter"
• "Double V"
• Japanese Internment Camps
• Korematsu v. U.S. (1944)

7.13 Key Content Covered:

• The fight for democracy
• European Theater
• Battle of the Atlantic
• Stalingrad
• D-Day
• Pacific Theater
• Battle of Midway
• Battle of Okinawa
• Military Service: Women, Black Americans, Native Americans
• Manhattan Project
• Atomic Bomb
• Nagasaki
• Hiroshima

7.14 Key Content Covered:

• Post-War America
• Wartime Diplomacy
• Tehran & Casablanca
• Yalta Conference
• Potsdam
• Iron Curtain
• United Nations