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

Don't Forget!

Well, your break is winding down and you have a couple of (short) things to do before tuesday.
1) Do the Reading (front page of the Reading Guide) Chapter 20 sections 1 & 2 [and some in the Review book.
2) Do all of the Homework questions on that front page of the Reading Guide. EVERYONE HAS TO TURN IT IN ON TUESDAY
3) Learn [ok, memorize] the homework answers for a short quiz on Tuesday

Merry Christmas!

Hope you got a bunch of good stuff! This picture was taken at about 5 a.m. on Christmas morning 1971. My dad is sitting in his boxers, wondering "What the crap am i doing up at 5 am?" THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT PRESENTS YOU GAVE ME!

Have a great Vacation!!

Merry Christmas, Happy Chanukah, Happy Kwanza, . . . or revel in atheistic hedonism. Just enjoy your family and your time off!

The Exam

113 Questions that i wrote
6 -- connect the Dynasty to the Country
37 - taken DIRECTLY from the packets
33 - based on them but a little broader. significance, identify, etc.
9 -- Art Questions
12 - Quotations (some famous, some not so famous)
10 - random questions
4 - - bizarro questions
57 Book Questions
10 - chapter 12
10 - chapter 13
4-- chapter 14
6 -- chapter 15
4 -- chapter 16
8 -- chapter 17
6 -- chapter 18
7 -- French Revolution
2 -- Napoleon

How I would Prepare
1. Download all the Terms sheets (know the A-Team)
2. Memorize the Important Dates Sheet (no other dates are important
3. Memorize the "centuries" packet
4. Read the Introduction/conclusion for each chapter
5. Read what you highlighted and the first paragraph of each section.
- if you do 4 and 5 at one sitting you will really see how the history flowed for this era


Good Luck!
There will be a curve! : )

aaaghh!

The stress is getting to me. Thursday's short little quiz WILL NOT include chapter 11. It will cover 12 and 13.  (renaissance and reformation)

It will be short answer and matching. Study the A-team terms, the intro to the chapters and the first paragraph of the sections.

Sorry for the confusion.  (I thought Renaissance was chapter 11) Aaaand, yes, the project is due FRIDAY. (i'm a sucker)

READ THIS !!!

<center>After talking to my department chair and seeing that classes would be 28 minutes long, the test has been moved to wednesday.  SORRY for those that this creates a problem for.  You will do better if you are not rushed, and i want the grades to be good.

<center>Once again, i am sorry for any inconvenience this causes you.  NOt my intention.

The End (Revised)

Monday 12/6:
In Class: Napoleon.
- Enlightened?
- Fulfilment of the Revolution? or perversion of it?
- Bring your bookS
Homework: Study for Multiple choice test on chapter 19
Wednesday:
In Class: Test 19 and turn in your homework.
Homework: Study chapters 11 & 12
- Begin Group Project (due FRIday)
Thursday:
In Class:
- short quiz on CHapters 11 & 12 - Turn in Projects
- Topical approach to the subject 1350 - 1815
Homework: Study chapter 13 for quiz
Friday:
In Class:
- Turn in Projects (get your packet) -
- Quiz on 13
- More on the topical approach
Homework: Study chapter 14/15
Monday: 12/13
In Class:
- Quiz on 14 & 15- Last minute help
Homework:
- Are you kidding me? you better have your nose in the book
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More on our favorite local band

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