American History

1) finish Iron Jawed Angels
2) Written response and discussion
No HW

World History

*Test today!!!
No HW

American History and World History-same as Wed. 9/26

American History

1) Cast of Characters-use pages 296-297 to complete handout
2) Iron Jawed Angels
HW: Written Response-Should the abolition of slavery have been given a higher priority than suffrage for women? Explain in 2-3 paragraphs. Due Friday 9/28

World History

1) Finish Scientific Revolution notes
2) Study Guide Q and A
3) Jeapordy Review
TEST FRIDAY 9/28

American History

1) Journal: Why do you think women were not allowed to vote at one time? Explain.
2) Notes: Women and Reform
3) Seneca Falls Convention-graphic novel
No HW

World History

1) Journal: If given the opportunity, would you travel to outerspace?
2) Heliocentric Theory
3) Notes: Scientific Revolution (cont.)
HW: Study Guide-TEST on Friday 9/28

American History

1) Discuss Plessy v. Ferguson
2) Racial Reformers activity
3) Update ID's (on back of windo)
No HW

World History

1) Journal: What is it about science that interests you?
2) Interact with History-Scientific Revolution
3) Notes: Scientific Revolution (Parts 1 & 2)
Bring books tomorrow!

American History

1) Journal: If you were a muckraker today, what would you write about and why?
-Tests back/go over! *Up to 20 pts. of extra credit offered-due Monday!
2) Notes: Progressivism
3) Plessy v. Ferguson handout-make sure this is done by Monday!

World History

1) QUIZ
-go over quiz and begin prepping Reformation activity for Monday

American History and World History -same as Wednesday 9/19

American History

1) Journal: In what ways do you feel the first unit was successful? How do you plan to do even better next unit?
2) Issues of Industrialization-Issues today
3) Muckraking (Jacob Riis-photojournalist) Activity
4) Reform Window/ID's on back
No HW

World History

1) Journal: Would you ever deny an idea you knew to be true?
2) Catholic Reformation handout
3) Notes: Catholic Reformation
4) How do YOU see the Reformation?
HW: Quiz Friday- STUDY!

American History

*Industrialization Test (Good luck!)
No HW

World History

1) 95 Theses Activity
2) ID's
No HW

American History

Test Review day!
-Question and Answer
-Around-the-Clock-Review (game)
-study time
DUE tomorrow: Skyscraper (with ID's on back) and test review

World History

1) Journal: Who is our modern day Luther? Explain.
2) Luther interviews/share
3) Post-Movie Questions
4) Luther's 95 Theses
No HW

American History

1) How do you study best?
2) The Gilded Age
3) Racial Segregation Web
4) Skyscraper
HW: Test Review
*Unit Test on Tuesday, 9/18

World History

1) Luther-finish film
2) Interview questions-in pairs
HW: Make sure you have five questions prepared by Monday 9/17

American History and World History -same as Wed. 9/12

American History

1) Journal: Why should we remember 9/11?
2) NYC today
3) Political Machines of the Industrial Age
4) Thomas Nast & Political Cartoons
5) Skyscraper/ID's
6) Around-the-Clock-Review
No HW

World History

1) Luther-film
No HW

American History

*9-11 In Memoriam
No HW

World History

1) How can one person change history?
2) Luther-film
No HW

American History

1) Journal: Would you rather live in the city or in the country?
2) Urbanization handout
3) Intro 9-11 (for tomorrow, 9/11)
HW-9/11 Interview

World History

1) Journal: What makes someone worth remembering?
2) Cast of Characters/Notes over Reformation follow up
No HW

American History

1) Journal: When have you felt most "out of place"?
2) Voices from the past-go over/finish
3) Notes: Immigration (Part 2)
4) Skysraper
No HW

World History

1) Journal: What needs reform today?
2) Notes: Reformation
3) Cast of Characters-using pages 48-52 of textbook
No HW

American History and World History

*see Wednesday, September 5th

American History

1) "The Form"
2) DBQ's from textbook
3) Notes: Immigration
4) Letters home
No HW

World History

1) What makes trends or fads come and go?
2) Notes: Northern Renaissance
3) "Worksheet Round" - review activity
4) What was the Reformation?
No HW

American History

1) Journal: How daring of a person are you? Explain. 

2) Pullman and Haymarket t-chart

3) Skyscraper and ID's

4) "Worksheet round"-review

No HW

World History

1) Journal: Does the end always justify the means? Explain.

2) How Machiavellian are you?

3) ID

No HW