14th and 15th Amendments Extra Credit

DEFINE IN YOUR OWN WORDS the 14th and 15th amendments AND explain their importance to the United States. 20 points.  Remember- complete thoughts, sentences, etc.

Civil War Extra Credit

Soon we will be learning about the Civil War and Reconstruction.  Spend some time researching this on your own and write a mini-report on what you learned about the Civil War and Reconstruction.  Make sure to have at least 1 well-written paragraph with proper punctuation, etc.  20 points.

Preamble of the US Constitution Extra Credit

We have taken a closer look this past week at the US Constitution's Preamble.  There are 6 "goals" that our founding fathers wanted to ensure for the future.  Take a look at each one and explain what they mean.   I am NOT looking for synonyms.  I am looking for what it means or examples (think about that sort activity we did in class last week.)  You must use complete sentences for credit.  NO LAST NAMES!  5 points for each goal answered correctly.  So that is a maximum of 30 pts. extra credit.  Reminder that I am closing my grade book on FRIDAY, October 21st at midnight!

7th Grade Social Studies Extra Credit

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Are you in need of extra credit? 

What was your favorite part of the Declaration of Independence Unit?  WHY?  Use complete sentences and you can earn up to 10 points extra credit!

You can also comment on other student posts to earn more extra credit; however, your comments need to be relevant and thoughtful, not just "great post."