Vocabulary Word List for Week of 9/7-9/11:
armistice, fascism, nationalist, appeasement, dictatorship, mobilization,
isolationists, militarism
Homework for Week of 9/7-9/11:
Tuesday-Obtain parent signature for class syllabus; Purchase classroom
materials
Wednesday: Copy eight vocabulary words into class binder
Thursday: Complete chapter reading on The Great War; study for vocabulary
quiz
Friday: Complete chronology timeline
Vocabulary List for Week of 9/14-9/18:
ideology, communism, socialismn, holocaust, persecution, totalitarianism
Homework for Week of 9/14-9/18
Tuesday: Work on DBQ Assignment [O.P.V.L]
Helpful tips on completing an "origins, purpose, value, limitations" Question:
ORIGIN: Where is the source from?
PURPOSE: What is the meaning, message, aim of the source? (What's it saying?)
VALUE: What is the document telling you about the historical period? How
valuable and/or reliable is the source?
LIMITATION: What are the disadvantages of the source?
Dealing with document more than content; paragraph form (5-6 sentences for
category P.V.L)
DBQ SOURCE:
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab212/MissSarahLBey/DSC01644_0324_072.jpg
Photograph of an early Nazi Party rally at Congress Hall which is
now the location of the museum, Documentation Centre Nazi Party Rally
Grounds. Displayed in the permanent exhibition "Fascination and Terror."
Wednesday: Work on DBQ Assignment
Thursday: Work on DBQ assignment; Complete MIMS Reading/Activity
Friday: Complete Chronology Assignment (TYPED); Complete DBQ Assignment
(TYPED); Study for Vocabulary Quiz
**Complete Chronology Timeline from WWI(use ONLY 10 events from last week's
worksheet) thru 1939 (using MIMS worksheet, Cornell Notes, readings)
Week of 9/29-10/2
Complete the compare and contrast paper about TWO of the eight photographs.
Your paper should be no shorter than 1 page double spaced typed.
Included in your paper will be your opinion about the two photographs,
comparing and contrasting the two photographs, and a short summary about the
two photographs.
This is due Monday, October 5th.
Comprehensive PSAE Vocabulary word list #2
26. Disbursement—the act of paying out money
27. Etiquette—accepted or required codes of behavior or conduct
28. Chronic—constant; continuing for a long time
29. Depleted—to seriously decrease; exhaust the supply of
30. Prolonged—to lengthen in duration; to extend
31. Intended—intentional, to have in mind
32. Susceptible—easily influenced or affected
33. Apparent: visible to view; easily understood or obvious
34. Derive: to receive or obtain from a source of origin
35. Fragment: part broken off or detached; incomplete part
36. Refrain: to keep from doing
37. Articulate: expressing oneself clearly or effectively
38. Clause: a separate section of a writing
39. Acronym: a word formed from the initial letter or letters of each
of the parts of a compound term
41. Submit: to give
42. Circumstances: conditions
43. Obtain: to gain possession of; to get
44. Abide: to accept without opposition or question
45. Exception: an instance or case not conforming to the general rule
46. Courteous: having or showing good manners
47. Respectful—showing politeness
48. Effectively—producing the intended or expected result
49. Traditional—pertaining to older styles or ways
50. Benefits—Something that promotes or enhances well-being; advantage
51. Allotment—a share set aside for a specific purpose
52. Tailored—To make, alter, or adapt for a particular end or purpose
53. Mode—a manner of acting or doing; a method or way
54. Import—to bring in
55. Default—to fail in fulfilling or satisfying an agreement or
obligation
56. Rejected—to refuse to accept; to deny; to refuse to recognize
57. Exclusion—being shut out from; a deliberate act of omission
58. Eligible—qualified; meeting the stipulated requirements
59. Capacity—the maximum amount or number that can be received or
contained; actual or potential ability to perform
60. Acquired—to come into possession or ownership of
61. Appropriate—suitable or fitting for a particular purpose, person,
occasion
62. Enhance—to raise to a higher degree; intensify; magnify
63. Expedites—to speed up the progress of; to accelerate
64. Waive—to give up voluntarily; to defer
