Time periods
Middle Ages & Reformation
Early America & Child Saving
Great Depression & World War II
Baby Boom & Contemporary Childhood
100
What was the general time period of Early America?
Late 1700s, Early 1800s
100
During the Reformation, why did the Protestants, such as Martin Luther, believe it was important to educate the children?
They were the future of the church
100
During the Child Saving Era, a majority of the philanthropists were of which gender and class?
Female, upper class
100
What was education like for the Japanese-American children in the internment camps during WWII?
Makeshift, low quality, "play & coloring"
100
What is the approximate time period of the Baby Boom?
mid 1940s-mid 1960s (1946-1964)
200
What were the general time periods of the Great Depression and World War II?
Depression: 1930s, WWII: 1940s
200
Name 2 reasons that an infant may have been exposed during the Middle Ages.
female, birth defect, adultery, protest
200
According to Pacholl, what was the purpose of magazines in the 13 colonies?
Spread the same information to all parents so that they could raise children uniformly
200
How did the internment camp experience during WWII influence the traditionally close-knit Japanese families?
Caused them to "unravel," more independence for adolescents
200
What is the approximate time period of Generation Y?
1980s-mid 1990s
300
What was the general time period of the Reformation?
1500s-mid 1600s
300
During the Middle Ages, what was education like for males and females in the Adolescence stage?
Non-existent for females, Vocational training for males (knights, merchants, etc)
300
Why did the founding fathers believe it was important to educate the children in Colonial America?
They were the future of the government
300
Name 2 ways that children were negatively influenced by the Great Depression.
malnourished, emotional impact (stress, insecurity), homelessness, schooling
300
According to Arnett, what are 2 problems that future generations of adolescents in the US will have to deal with?
Education, unemployment, death (by behavior)
400
What were the general time periods of the Child Saving and Child Study Eras?
Child Saving: Late 1800s-Early 1900s; Child Study: Early 1900s
400
Did the Protestants believe in the use of corporal punishment for children?
No- learning should be fun. Children do not learn when scared.
400
During the Child Saving Era, what did philanthropists do to "save" the abused children, and what did they do to "save" the street children?
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (SPCC), institutions
400
Name 2 ways that children helped to influence government programs, such as the New Deal, during the Great Depression.
Wrote letters to First Lady, "riding the rails"
400
What is the definition of globalization?
The process of different cultures & societies intertwining with one another
500
What was the general time period of the Middle Ages?
mid 5th-16th centuries
500
During the Reformation period, did Protestants believe in an equal education for women?
Yes- wanted everyone to be able to read scriptures
500
Name 3 ways that the founding fathers adapted European ideas to better suit the childrearing beliefs of the colonies.
Inserted religion, corporal punishment, and American role models
500
According to accounts in Return to the Valley, how did the traditional roles of Japanese women change after the internment camp experience?
Had to get jobs, work out of the home
500
Name 2 ways that educators can use technology to help their "Generation Z" students.
enhance classroom learning, job preparation, increase their own training, decrease distractions/cheating/bullying
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