8/17 Syllabus signed by student and parent

8/19 Books from library, syllabus quiz, textbook scavenger hunt, Europe map, cover textbook!

8/21 Creating a government activity, notes on the function of government, read Prologue section1 and do Cornell notes

8/24 Reading quiz, Athens to Rome-develpoment of democracy activity

8/26 Current event assignment, Study for map quiz (Ireland, UK, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands), Plato and Aristotle questions and Venn diagram, Read Prologue section 2 and do Cornell notes

8/28 Reading quiz for Prologue section 2 pages 12-15, Notes on Christianity and Early Rome, Renaissance, and the Reformation, Read Chapter 1 sections 1 and 3, complete handout on both sections, using chart on page 45- pick 1 reason from each category on the causes of the Reformation and illustrate the 4 reasons in your notebook, MAP QUIZ ON MONDAY

8/31 Notes on Deomcracy in England and chart for homework, Magna Carta Reading, study map for quiz Friday on Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Luthania, Poland, Czech Republic, and Austria

9/2 Notes on Enlightenment, Enlightenment Thinker questions and poster, homework: Chapter 6 section 1 Cornell notes, map quiz Friday, current event due Friday

9/4 Map quiz, country current event due

9/9 Quiz on chapter 6 section 2, notes on American Revolution, compare US and English bill of rights, read chapter 6 section 4 and do section review 3-8

9/11 map quiz on Belarus, Ukraine, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovania, Croatia, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovia, Sebria and Montegro, Prologue, chapter 1, chapter 6 test review, (see handouts page for handout) test will including remaining countries on Europe map in addition to all of the countries we have done, TEST on WEDNESDAY!

9/14 Test Review! test on Wednesday, current event due Friday

9/16 TEST on Prologue, chapter 1 and chapter 6 and entire Europe map

9/18 Current Event due, notes on France and Louis XIV, character collage, "I Am" poem, no homework

9/21 Recreated Pre-Revolutionary France, peasants made wheat and were very unhappy :(

9/23 Watched the beginning of the History Channel's French Revolution, analyzed primary documents from Pre-Revolutionary France, Read pages 217-219 and take notes

9/25 Quiz on homework reading, Recreated the Estates General, compared the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Bill of Rights, Read pages 220-221 and do section review 3-8

9/28 Reviewed the Estates General and the Royal's being taken to Paris, No homework

9/30 Re-enacted National Assembly, Royal family beheaded, homework: notes for chapter 7 section 2

10/2 Current Event due, Finish French Revolution, Guillotine game, homework: begin French Revolution Storybook, due next Friday

10/5 Notes on Napoleon, read chapter 7 section 3 and complete goal/ result chart, work on French Revolution Storybook

10/7 Finish Napoleon, ch 7 section 4 questions 3-7, went over test review in class

10/9 French Revolution Storybook due, Congress of Vienna, chapter 7 section 5 questions 3-6

10/12 Test on Chapter 7 French Revolution and Napoleon, homework notes on ch 8 section 1

10/14 Nationalism notes, Unification of Italy and Germany maps and guided reading

10/16 notebooks due (checklist given out in class on Monday), current event due

10/19 Beginning Industrial Revolution, Agricultural Revolution notes, begin Urbanization Game

10/21 Factory notes, urbanization game, Effects of Industrial Revolution Activity, Chapter 9 section 1 notes for quiz Friday

10/23 Quiz on Chapter 9 section 1, notes on why England Industrialized first, urbanization game, Editorial on the Effects of the Industrial Revolution assginment

10/26 Steam Power notes, handout on James Watt, reading about the railroad on back of James Watt handout and questions for homework

10/28 Rich v. Poor in England during Industrial Revolution, chart of changes to different social groups using chapter 9 section 2, questions 3-8

10/30 Notes on Industrialization in the United States, Venn diagram comparing the US and England's industrialization experience, Cornell notes for pages 297-299 only, questions 3-7

11/2 Captialism and Adam Smith notes, Wealth of Nations reading questions, character collage for Adam Smith

11/4 Bring rough draft of editorial for peer editing, quiz on pages 297-299, notes on Karl Marx and Communism, illustrations for chart on page 303

11/6 Effects of Industrial Revolution Essay Due! 4th period turnitin code class id- 2969617 password- world4, 6th period code 2969623, password- world6