Week 9 – Tuesday

Civics: A young country In 1803, the United States bought the Louisiana Territories from France. Susan B. Anthony fought for women’s rights.Also, Susan B. Anthony fought to end slavery. African people were brought to the United States as slaves. The national anthem of the United States is The Star Spangled Banner.The Star Spangled Banner means… Read More

Week 8 – Thursday Class

Civics Questions – A New Country The Declaration of Independence said “the United States is free!” The new United States fought the British military. George Washington was the military leader for the United States. We call him “the father of our country.” After the war, George Washington was the first president. Benjamin Franklin also helped… Read More

Tuesday, Week 8

Civics Questions – History: The United States is Free A. Colonists came to America for freedom. B. The colonists overthrew the British Government because of high taxes. C. Some colonists made a new government to fight the British and make a new country. D. They made the Declaration of Independence. It said that the United… Read More

Class for Tuesday, May 19th

Hi all! Citizenship class tonight. I am going to start early if you want to practice (I have to end class at 8:01 pm exactly). https://portlandcc.zoom.us/s/215720017?pwd=clhRelRvcWdlc053SVFwb0dpTjdNUT09 My question for today is: If the library is closed, why did I go there today?

Week 7 – Thursday

What did you do today? Who is this woman, and how is she connected to US Civics and Government? Civics: Before the United States. Read and practice with slides about history before the U.S. Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived? Name one American Indian tribe in the United States. What is one reason… Read More

Week 6 – Thursday

Were you ever a student? Were you ever a musician? Were you ever a teacher? Were you ever a good neighbor? N-400 Personal Questions Review Slides for more questions Questions 11-14: Have you EVER advocated (either directly or indirectly) the overthrow of any government by force or violence? Have you EVER persecuted (either directly or… Read More