• Classpages of Mr. Plencner • A.P. U.S. History •

Who is Mr. Plencner?

CHICAGO HISTORY

A.P.U.S.H.

H.U.S.H.

Debate

"Be not deceived! Revolutions do not go backward."

- Abraham Lincoln, 1856

Above is a photo I took of the Civil War battlefield of Antietam in Maryland. On this path, called Sunken Road, soldiers dug in for a three hour battle. 5000 men died in those short hours and the road was covered with bodies. A witness said it was transformed into "a river of blood." The road forward to freedom & equality that was dreamed of during the Revolution has never been an easy stroll.

What to worry about... Nothing! This page is meant to be a point of communication for the APUSH class. It is where you can find helpful links, study guides, and other information. Checking this page can be part of an assignment from time to time. The assignments and your grades can be found by using your Aspen account.

	Class Information • syllabus & rules • reading schedule • nutshell • CLAF form • MYP rubric • guide to AP Classroom • remind club info •
	Special Assignments  • Socratic Seminar • ARN Template • Geabou Template (printer friendly ARN template) • Albert.io • Lightfoot •
	Study Guides • Public Law 195 • Wars that Made America • Civil War Walkthru • Period 1 & 2 Study Guide •
	E-handouts  apush controversy • 3 tenents • virginia • new france • AmRev Conservative?  • Representation • cons essentials • skeleton •  pushing • preparing for test (doc) • Jax DBQ • "Welter's Cult"• Lincoln • DIY DBQ • Recon DBQ • Shady Campaigns • GM DBQ • Friedan • Wom DBQ • I-state DBQ • King Corn • RW Doc Set 1 & Doc Set 2 •
	Links & Practice  • skeleton • g-thesis • banana PEEL • dbq peer checklist • your apush link page • test & dbq tips • perfect qed • ap scoring • best facial hair • crash course • brackets • history degree • veeptopus • bancroft • historyteacher.net • DBQ archives •
	IB-MYP Personal Project • THS Project Guide • annotated bibliography • slavery bibliography • sample journals •
	Making History Project • see some past student-created webs • directions • formal proposals • interviews • contacts • (most handouts and info will eventually be available in your Google Drive)

How can I help you? Please let me know if this website can be better used to help you prepare for the A.P. test or class.