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  1. History Assessments
  2. Contextualization
  3. The Gilded Age
  4. Haymarket Aftermath
Topic: U.S. History
Historical Skills: Contextualization, Sourcing
Time Period: The Gilded Age
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Alternative Versions of Assessment

  • Standard Oil Company
  • John Brown's Legacy
  • Creating Columbus Day
  • The Case of the Clock

Haymarket Aftermath

Like the John Brown's Legacy assessment, this question gauges students' ability to evaluate the relevance of contextual information for determining the motivations of an author. Students must select 2 facts and explain how they shed light on the cartoon's depiction of John Peter Altgeld's pardon. Students with a strong understanding of contextualization will be able to explain how fears aroused by the Haymarket Riot, and increasing tensions during the Depression of 1893, may help explain the cartoonist's work.

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Alternative Versions of Assessment

  • Standard Oil Company

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  • Image: Poster of "Battle Hymn." From the Library of Congress.

    John Brown's Legacy

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  • 1892 Lithograph of Columbus's Landing at Guanahani

    Creating Columbus Day

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