Extra Credit Opportunity this Thursday, 4/3

There are 3 spots open for extra credit this week.  Thursday, 4/3 from 2:05 - 2:45 in Room 2534.

As a reminder, if your homework is not fully completed, on time,& done as assigned, you are not eligible.  If you sign up anyway, you will not receive any extra credit.  First three to email me get the spots.

US History: Chapters 20 & 21 Exam Review now "live"

Your Chapters 20 & 21 Exam Review is not open n Quizlet.  As explained in class, they are combined.

Global II: Ch 33 Quizlet Review now "live"

Chapter 33 Review is now open in Quizlet.  I was unaware that it was not "live" yet, my apologies.

Engrade Updated

Engrade has been updated within the last 2 days of assignments.

Remember, the marking period ends on April 11th. Anything done after Wednesday of that week will count toward the 4th & final marking period of the year.

Global II: HW due 3/31-4/2

Global H & G II                              3/31 – 4/2/14

Homework Assignments

All assignments are due by the date listed in the “date due” column. 

Please see me 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 to be complete on “loose-leaf” or notebook paper!

Typed work will not be accepted! 

OBJECTIVE	ASSIGNMENT TITLE	DATE DUE
Content Review	Castle Learning: Cambodia Cuba Vietnam Cold War: Beginning Opened Friday & will close Monday, 3/31, at 1:59 PM.	Monday, 3/31
Content Review	Castle Learning: China Iran Opened Friday & will close Tuesday, 4/1, at 1:59 PM.	Tuesday, 4/1
Content Review	Castle Learning: Cold War: End Opened Friday & will close Wednesday, 4/2, at 1:59 PM.	Wed., 4/2
Content Review	Chapter 33 Test	TBA

Don’t want to do homework?  Remember the consequences of your choices:

1.    Get a zero on every assignment you fail to complete AND on homework quizzes!  (not recommended)

2.    Possible failure of the marking period (also not recommended!)

 

Global II: If LEGALLY Absent Today...

If you were legally absent today, it is YOUR responsibility to TURN IN your Cambodia & Cuba question sheets AT THE BEGINNING OF CLASS Monday.  Failure to will result the zero remaining in Engrade for today's in-class test.  Should your work not be fully compete, the zero will also remain.

Fair warning.

Global II: "Test" again on Monday

Your Chapter 33 test will be given next Wednesday or Thursday, TBA on Monday.  You WILL have a test on Monday, same system as today.  Here is how it will work.

• I will ask "you" a question from the Cuba, Iran, or First, Second, Third World questions sheets (that go with your documents.)  You will only have these 3 sheets, your pen, and your highlighter on your desk.
• "You" will answer my question - immediately - because all you have to do is read what you wrote off your paper.  If you do that, and it is correct, you passed.  If you do not (don't have the sheet, don't have it done, don't have that question, answer is clearly wrong or very incomplete)...you fail.  No second chance.

In case you need me to point it out, this means that EVERYONE will be called on AT LEAST ONCE during class.  I WILL NOT ALLOW ANSWERS BASED ON RAISED HANDS.  I have printed a randomized list from Engrade and that is the order I will use to ask the questions.  When will your name be called?  No way for you to know.

Counts exactly the same as every other in-class test you have taken.

Be on time, because to be late could mean a zero on the exam. 
Be prepared with ALL sheets and ALL questions completed.

US History: Ch 20 & Ch 21 Vocab & Regents Connections

Chapter 20 Vocabulary

1.     Communism                              

2.    Anarchist

3.    Sacco & Vanzetti

4.    Calvin Coolidge

5.    Warren G. Harding

6.    Kellogg-Brand Pact

7.    Isolationist

8.    Quota System

9.    Teapot Dome Scandal

10.  Urban Sprawl

11.  Installment Plan

Chapter 21 Vocabulary

1.     Speakeasy

2.    Bootlegger

3.    Fundamentalism

4.    Clarence Darrow

5.    Scopes Trial

6.    Flapper

7.    Double Standard

8.    “Jazz Age”

9.    F. Scott Fitzgerald

10.  Harlem Renaissance

11.  Langston Hughes

12.  Universal Negro Improvement Association

13.  Marcus Garvey

14.  Louis Armstrong

15.  “Duke” Ellington

“Regents Connections” Questions

1.     How did the growth of the automobile industry stimulate growth in other industries?

2.    How the automobiles influence American lifestyles?

3.    How did new attitudes affect the lives of women?

4.    How did new attitudes affect the lives of immigrants?

5.    How did new attitudes affect education?

US History: Chapter 21 HW Questions

Chapter 21 Section 1:  Changing Ways of Life

1. Describe the “new urban scene.
2. Why were some people in favor of Prohibition?
3. Why was the government almost powerless to stop illegal alcohol manufacturing, sale, or consumption?
4. Why did speakeasies develop?
5. Why did prescriptions for alcohol increase?
6. What role did bootlegger splay in Prohibition?
7. How did organized crime affect Prohibition?
8. Identify the problems fundamentalists had with science.
9. Why was the Scopes Trial held?
10. What were the results of the Scopes Trial?

 

Chapter 21 Section 2:  The Twenties Woman

1. How did WWI affect the attitudes of women?
2. Why did young women become flappers?
3. Describe flappers.
4. How did dating change during the 1920s?
5. Why did a “double standard” exist between men & women?
6. How did job opportunities for women change during the 1920s?
7. Why did family size decrease during the 1920s?
8. How did technology change family life in the 1920s?
9. How did ideas on marriage change during the 1920s?
10. How did the 1920s change being a teenager based on pre-WWI roles?

Chapter 21 Section 3:  The War at Home

1. How did the 1920s change education?
2. How did education affect taxes during the 1920s?
3. How did the radio change life in the 1920s?
4. What were the “common aspiration” reflected in the Golden Age of Sports?
5. Why is Charles Lindbergh important?
6. Why did movies become popular?
7. How did concert music change during the 1920s?
8. How did F. Scott Fitzgerald portray the 1920s in his novels?
9. How did Ernest Hemingway change literature during the 1920s?

Chapter 21 Section 4:  The Harlem Renaissance

1. Why did the Great Migration occur?
2. How did the NAACP approach racial violence during the 1920s?
3. What did Marcus Garvey believe?
4. How did Marcus Garvey gain followers?
5. Describe Harlem in the 1920s.
6. What was the Harlem Renaissance?
7. Why is Langston Hughes important?
8. Why is Louis Armstrong important?
9. Why is “Duke” Ellington important?

 

US History: Ch 21 Sec 4 Notes

Copy these notes into your binder. 

It continues your Chapter 21 notes

Be sure to copy them ALL, and IN ORDER. 

They are labeled for you.

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US History: Ch 21 Sec 3 Notes

Copy these notes into your binder. 

It continues your Chapter 21 notes

Be sure to copy them ALL, and IN ORDER. 

They are labeled for you.

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US History: Ch 21 Sec 2 Notes

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It continues your Chapter 21 notes

Be sure to copy them ALL, and IN ORDER. 

They are labeled for you.

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US History: Chap 21 Sec 1 Notes

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It continues your Chapter 21 notes

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They are labeled for you.

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US History: Chapter 21 Homework Due Dates

U.S History & Govt                           3/30/13 – 4/9/14

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	ASSIGNMENT TITLE	DATE DUE
Content Review	Castle Learning: Chapter 20 Exam Graded just like a test taken in class.  As stated on the blog, test opened Thursday & will close Sunday evening.	Closes Sunday, 3/30
Content Review	Chapter 21 Section 1 Notes (see blog) Chapter 21 Section 2 Notes (see blog) Chapter 21 Section 1 Questions (in this packet)	Monday, 3/31
Content Review	Chapter 21 Section 2 Questions (in this packet)	Tuesday, 4/1
Content Review	Chapter 21 Section 3 Notes (see blog) Chapter 21 Section 4 Notes (see blog)	Wed., 4/2
Content Review	Chapter 21 Section 3 Questions (in this packet)	Thursday, 4/3
Content Review	Chapter 21 Section 4 Questions (in this packet)	Friday, 4/4
Content Review	Chapters 20 & 21 Regents Connections Questions (combined) Chapters 20 & 21 Vocabulary (words due and quiz on them today) Blue or Black pen required to take quiz!  Make up for legal absence is Thursday, 4/10 in 2534.  Door locked at 2:05.	Monday, 4/7 QUIZ TODAY!!
Content Review	Chapters 20 & 21 Test Blue or Black pen required to take test!  Make up for legal absence is Thursday, 4/10 in 2534.  Door locked at 2:05.	Wed., 4/9 TEST TODAY!!

Don’t want to do homework?  Remember the consequences of your choices:

1.    Get a zero on every assignment you fail to complete AND on homework quizzes!  (not recommended)

2.    Possible failure of the marking period (also not recommended!)

 

Global II: Different kind of test tomorrow, read this for details

Your Chapter 33 test will be given next Wednesday or Thursday, TBA on Monday.  You WILL have a test of sorts tomorrow.  Here is how it will work.

• I will ask "you" a question from the Cambodia, Cuba, or Iran questions sheets (that go with your documents.)  You will only have these 3 sheets your pen, and your highlighter on your desk.
• "You" will answer my question - immediately - because all you have to do is read what you wrote off your paper.  If you do that, and it is correct, you passed.  If you do not (don't have the sheet, don't have it done, don't have that question, answer is clearly wrong or very incomplete)...you fail.  No second chance.
• YOU WILL ALSO NEED YOUR FIRST, SECOND, & THIRD WORLD QUESTION SHEET!!!!!!!!!!  (Filled out as described above!!)

In case you need me to point it out, this means that EVERYONE will be called on AT LEAST ONCE during class.  I WILL NOT ALLOW ANSWERS BASED ON RAISED HANDS.  I have printed a randomized list from Engrade and that is the order I will use to ask the questions.  When will your name be called?  No way for you to know.

Counts exactly the same as every other in-class test you have taken.

Be on time, because to be late could mean a zero on the exam. 
Be prepared with ALL sheets and ALL questions completed.

US History: Castle Learning TEST open, closes Sunday

Castle Learning TEST on Chapter 20

is now open. 

It is on Chapter 20.  It will close Sunday night.  Since it is a TEST, you will not get partial credit for second guesses, etc.  Just like in class, you got it right or you did not.  Use your notes, that's why you're doing it at home.

Remember you can access Castle Learning on all school computers, so get yourself to one tomorrow if you don't have free or easy access at home!

Global II: Homework & Class tomorrow

For class tomorrow, make sure you:

1.  Have your "China Chart" (the one I gave you) fully completed using the handout sin class & notes you were supposed to copy.

2.  Get everything out of your folder BEFORE class starts...or you will be completely unprepared for class and I will be forced to give you a zero for classwork since you will not be able to answer my questions tomorrow.  And yes, I'm marking it off on my clipboard...

3.  Turn in p. 880, 11-16 at the START of class.  The same people in both classes keep turning HW in at the end of class...no more.  It's at the start of class or it isn't being accepted.  You are not going to sit in class & do last night's work instead of what we're doing in class. 

US History: Chapter 20 Section 3 Notes

Copy these notes into your binder. 

It continues your Chapter 20 notes

Be sure to copy them ALL, and IN ORDER. 

They are labeled for you.

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