Worth the Max points. Summarizing What Matters: The Birth of Political Parties Directions: Complete the following tasks as you read each subsection of information on the provided pages (290-293). 1). Read the subsection in its entirety. 2). Summarize the main ideas from the subsection using two sentences. Focus on what you believe was the most relevant information and developments in the subsection. 3). Identify key words from the subsection that were valuable to your understanding of the information. This can simply be a list and must contain three vocabulary terms. 4). Respond to the “big idea” question from the subsection using the information you read. You may have to return to the page to further analyze the information. “Political Parties Emerge” – pages 290-291 • Your summary of the subsection using two sentences after reading: • The three key words that helped you better understand the main ideas: 1) 2) 3) • Big Idea Question – Why did many of the nation’s founding fathers (such as Washington, Madison, Hamilton, and Jefferson) dislike factions? “Republicans Against Federalists” – pages 291-292 • Your summary of the subsection using two sentences after reading: • The three key words that helped you better understand the subsection: 1) 2) 3) • Big Idea Question – In your opinion, what was the most important difference between Republicans and Federalists?
“Organizing and Arguing”– page 292 – SKIP “OTHER DISAGREEMENTS” • Your summary of the subsections using two sentences after reading: • The three key words that helped you better understand the subsection: 1) 2) 3) • Big Idea Question – What types of national issues did Republicans and Federalists disagree over? “The Election of 1796” – page 293 • Your summary of the subsection using two sentences after reading: • The three key words that helped you better understand the subsection: 1) 2) 3) • Big Idea Question – How did the election of John Adams basically guarantee that there would be continued problems between factions during his Presidency?