Showing posts with label World History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World History. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Tuesday, May 29
- Worked on the final exam review sheet. This sheet will be due Monday, June 4th.
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World History
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Tuesday, May 15
- Discussion and worksheet on the impact of science and technology. Print it out and complete it, then turn it in.
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World History
Friday, May 11, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Friday, May 11
- Period 2 only: watched a portion of the Vietnam POW documentary entitled Return with Honor.
- Period 6 only: watched the end of the 9/11 documentary On Native Soil.
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World History
Wednesday, May 09, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Wednesday, May 9: Time 100 List
Time 100 List
Today we went to the library to conduct research for the Time 100 project. The due date will be Friday, May 18th at the beginning of your class period.
Today we went to the library to conduct research for the Time 100 project. The due date will be Friday, May 18th at the beginning of your class period.
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World History
Tuesday, May 08, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Tuesday, May 9
- We watched a brief video about the most recent terrorist plot against the U.S. See video below.
- Completed and turned in a worksheet about terrorism and the September 11 attacks.
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World History
Monday, May 07, 2012
Period 2 & 6 World History for Monday, May 7th
Students selected their person for the Time 100 project. Click on this link to see the list of people, then view the Powerpoint presentation below for the directions. Students will be in the library on Wednesday to conduct research on their person.
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World History
Friday, May 04, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Friday, May 4
- Period 2: Complete the video A New World. Print out the questions and watch the video from this link. Answer the questions and turn them in on Monday.
- Period 6: Watched a portion of the video Return with Honor about Vietnam War POWs.
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World History
Tuesday, May 01, 2012
Periods 2 & 4 World History for Tuesday, May 1
- Read through the growth of democracy in Central and Eastern Europe starting on page 619.
- Students completed and turned in the worksheet Changes in Central and Eastern Europe.
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World History
Monday, April 30, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Monday, April 30
Today in class we discussed Mikhail Gorbachev and his ideas that contributed to the fall of the Soviet Union. Students then completed a matching activity entitled The Collapse of the Soviet Union.
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World History
Friday, April 27, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Friday, April 27
- Watched a portion of America--The Story of Us: Superpower
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World History
Monday, April 23, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Monday, April 23
- Handed out the state history standards for 10th graders
- Reviewed the Russian Revolution and the beginnings of World War II in the Powerpoint presentation below:
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World History
Friday, April 20, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Friday, April 20
- Review of the Treaty of Versailles. See Powerpoint slides below
- Game on the key democratic documents and revolutions. Play the game here.
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World History
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Wednesday, April 18
- Took a practice test with STAR test questions released by the state of California.
- Reviewed the test after grading it.
- Review lecture on Imperialism and World War I. See Powerpoint presentation below.
- Mini quiz on Imperialism and WWI.
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World History
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Tuesday, April 17
- Students turned in the summaries of the 5 documents listed in yesterday's entry.
- Lecture review on the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution.
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World History
Monday, April 16, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 for Monday, April 16
- Today's review Powerpoint presentation. Look it over and be ready to answer questions about that material on next week's STAR test.
- In class using the textbook, students researched the 5 key documents that could show up on the STAR test. Write 1-2 sentences about what the document stated. Students started in class and need to finish it at home and turn it in on Tuesday.
- Magna Carta
- English Bill of Rights (1689)
- Declaration of Independence (1776)
- Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen--France (1789)
- U.S. Bill of Rights (1791)
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World History
Friday, April 13, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Friday, April 13
- Notes on the establishment of Israel and conflict in the Middle East. Copy from a classmate if you were absent.
- Worksheet: Communism in China. Students will be completing this and turning it in on Monday.
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World History
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Wednesday, April 11
- Notes on key topics from the cold war. Copy these from a classmate if you were absent:
- Yalta
- United Nations
- Soviet satellite/buffer states
- Cuba
- Video. Watch the corresponding video below and answer the questions from the link:
- Period 2 The Century: Approaching the Apocalypse
- Period 6: The Century: Poisoned Dreams
POISONED DREAMS
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World History
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Tuesday, April 10
Welcome back! We're getting down to the final 9 weeks of school--let's finish strong!
- Reviewed foundations of the Cold War.
- Notes: how the US kept communism from spreading (copy from a classmate if you were absent)
- NATO
- Korean War
- Worksheet: Korea & Vietnam . Students began the worksheet in class and should finish it at home. It is due tomorrow (Wednesday).
- Make up for the World War II test (taken March 28) will be this Thursday, April 12 in my classroom at lunch for anyone who was absent on March 28th.
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World History
Friday, March 30, 2012
Periods 2 & 6 World History for Friday, March 30
- Turned in Superpowers Face Off worksheet.
- Watched video America the Story of Us: World War II. No make up necessary.
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World History
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