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U.S History & Govt 1/3/13 – 1/8/13
Homework Assignments
All assignments
are due by the date listed in the “date due” column. Please see me in advance if you have any problems with any assignment. The following heading must be used on all assignments to gain credit for your work:
YOUR
NAME SUBJECT
ASSIGNMENT
TITLE (on each assignment) CLASS PERIOD
You must write out
all questions AND answer in complete sentences for work to be accepted!
All work must be on
loose-leaf or notebook paper in standard blue or black pen unless otherwise
stated.
Typed work will not
be accepted.
OBJECTIVE
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ASSIGNMENT TITLE
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DATE
DUE
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Content Review
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Handouts:
The States
Choose Sides (can do on
handout)
*This handout is TWO pages long, look for
titles on pages!
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Friday, 1/4
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Content Review
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Handout:
Resources
of the North & South (can do on handout)
*Hand in only question sheet
The Politics of War (can do on handout)
The Emancipation Proclamation (do on separate paper)
The North Takes Charge (can do on handout)
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Monday, 1/4
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Content Review
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Castle
Learning: US History Ch. 10 HW
The
assignment will “open” on 1/3 and “close” on 1/7. If you fail to complete the work by 1/7 you
will receive a score of zero. If you
do not have a Castle Learning Username &/or password you must see someone
in the Computer Lab, as instructed for the last several months.
Use your notes & textbook to
complete the assignment!
Since
many of you have stated C.L. is having issues when you use mobile devices to
do the work, my suggestion is you do not use those devices to complete this
work.
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Tuesday, 1/8
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“The
Americans” textbook online reminder:
activate.classzone.comActivation Code: (is on your actual HW packet, not posted online since the District has to pay for that option!)
Pages listed on handouts may not match your
textbook. Look through Chapter 10 &
your class notes if this happens!
Don’t want to do homework? Remember the consequences of your choices:
1. Get a zero on every assignment you fail to complete (not recommended)
2. Possible failure of the marking period
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