A P . E U R O P E A N . H I S T O R Y

Semester Grades

There was a major glich with gradespeed today.  You may want to recheck your grades.

As of 4:00 pm Thursday.
The Exam Grades for periods 1,2,3,4,6 are set.
The Semester averages for 3,4, & 6 are set (unless i hear otherwise)
I'll keep you posted as grades get "set"

You did good!

WHAT I WOULD DO TO STUDY Know your terms!! You can find most of the terms on the NOTEBOOK posting  Don't spend time on the B-Team. Focus on Varsity Terms. Makes Sure You Know the Varsity Terms and ALL the "concepts" (they become more important now)   Don't try to reread the book. That's crazy. The Review Book becomes essential now.    If you need to DO something,  take one big topic (social/Economic/political etc.) from the Century Sheets and compile all the info onto one study sheet.   MEMORIZE these Century Sheets Download The 15th Century Download The Sixteenth Century Download The Seventeenth Century Download The 18th Century 

The MidTerm Exam

180 Questions so far.    Study the sheets!!!

Obviously, It will be curved

131 Questions (That I wrote)
- 6 questions - -Dynasties /Families to the country
44 questions - Straight off of the Centuries Packet
----- Which century saw Britain sruggle to become a constitutional monarchy? or
----- It's 1700s, what is goin on in Eastern Europe?
41 questions - Broad run through history ( Renaissance - Napoleon)
----- Lot of Reformation stuff
 9 questions - - Art!
14 questions - Quotations
 9 questions - - Random stuff
 2 questions - - Goofy questions


57 Book Questions (from Speilvogel's test bank) Broad / not too picky
10 - Renaissance
10 - Reformation
4 - Wars of Religion
6 - Absolute/ Constitutional monarchy
4 - Science
8 - Enlightenment
6 - 1700s
7 - French Rev
2 - Napoleon

Our Last Week

Power Monday 12/07
- In Class: Napoleon in 30 minutes

- Homework: Work on 19

Tuesday 12/08
- In Class:  Reforms of Napoleon 
- Homework:  Work on 19 / Get your notebook together

Wednesday 12/09
- In Class:  Notebook Due / Review for Exam / Review for Test
- Homework:  Study for Test

Thursday
- In Class:  Test
- Homework:  Study for Exam

Friday
- In Class: Review
- Homework over the Weekend:  Study for Exam

 

NOTEBOOKS WEDNESDAY

YOUR NOTEBOOK IS DUE WEDNESDAY!!

1) You will not turn in 18/19 stuff until Thursday

2) I'll get your Notebooks to you by Friday at the latest

HERE  is the list of things you'll need and links/downloads for missing stuff.

The French Revolutionary Calendar

Convert Any Date to their Calandar

Today is Tridi, 8 Decade, in the month of  Frimaire, Year CCXVIII

Sigh, Obligatory Wikipedia Link

THANKSGIVING!! [edited]

Download Chapter-18 2009 as a .pdf  OR Download Chapter-18 2009 as a .doc

Download 18 Terms 09 as a .pdf  OR Download 18 Terms 09 as a .doc

    Monday 11/23:
    - In Class:  15 Test
    - HW: Begin Chp 18 Section 1

    Tuesday 11/24
    - In Class:  1789
    - Homework: Section 2

Monday 11/30
- In Class: BRING BOOK = Reforms of the Revolution

- Homework: Study Sections 1 & 2 / Read Section 3

Tuesday 12/01
- In Class:  Short quiz on sections 1& 2 / Change due to Absence 
- Homework:  Skim Section 4 (it'll spark questions for Wednesday)

Wednesday 12/02
- In Class:  Revolutions Eat Their Young
- Homework:  Section 6 (skip 5)

Thursday
- In Class:  Bring Book - Reforms of the Radical
- Homework:  Read Study for quiz

Friday
- In Class: Short quiz over Sections 4, & 6
- Homework over the Weekend:  Finish up Chp 18

Power Monday
- In Class: Napoleon in 30 minutes

- Homework:  Chp 19 Section 1

If it seems as if we're rushing a bit, we are.   It's closer to second semester speed.
Here's the schedule for the rest of this semester.  Download END OF YEAR BLITZ .docx

 

[Regular] Monday!

MONDAY IS NOT A POWER MONDAY

Don't Forget to

- study for the Chapter 15 Test 

- Turn in the homework

The questions should be pretty basic Kagan stuff, straight from the homework, and terms

The Rest of the Week

Download Chapter 15 2009  and Download 15 Terms 09

It's 5 Pages long but pretty easy/basic material

Wednesday
- In Class:  Test
- Homework: Work on Chp 15 

Thursday
- In Class:  Class Structure of 1700s
- Homework:  Work on 15

Friday
- In Class:  Begin the French Revolution (ties into Chp 15)
- Homework over the Weekend:  Study for test

Power Monday
- In Class: Chp 15 Test
- Homework:  Section 18: 1

Tuesday
- In Class: 1789!
- Homework over the break: Section 2

If it seems as if we're rushing a bit, we are.   It's closer to second semester speed.
Here's the schedule for the rest of this semester.  Download END OF YEAR BLITZ .docx

 

Wednesday's Test

Kagan's Test Bank: 26
Old Bank:  19
My Qs:  6
Enlightened Despots 5
Science and Religion: 4
Author-Work: 8

Terms are defined in the comments section

11/16 - 11/ 20

Over the Weekend:  Study for the essay,  finish the reading.

Download Chapter 15 2009  and Download 15 Terms 09

Monday:
- In Class:  Essay
- HW: Begin Chp 15 or Finish Chp 17

Tuesday
- In Class:  Bring Book - Work on Women! / Ask questions
- Homework: Study for 14 & 17 Test

Wednesday
- In Class:  Test
- Homework: Work on Chp 15 

Thursday
- In Class:  Class Structure of 1700s
- Homework:  Work on 15

Friday
- In Class:  Begin the French Revolution (ties into Chp 15)
- Homework over the Weekend:  Study for test

Power Monday
- In Class: Chp 15 Test
- Homework:  Section 18: 1

Tuesday
- In Class: 1789!
- Homework over the break: Section 2

If it seems as if we're rushing a bit, we are.   It's closer to second semester speed.
Here's the schedule for the rest of this semester.  Download END OF YEAR BLITZ .docx

 

Friday's Homework

For Friday, I need you to think about Theodicy:  Harmonizing the existence of evil in a universe created by an all-good God

 - Specifically, natural disasters.  We will be avoiding human crimes and focusing on all of the horrors that this world / nature can visit on you and your loved ones.  Why does God allow human suffering? 

We'll be looking at how the Deists handled this and how Voltaire responded to them.