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

The Great War Stuff

  as a .docx   or  download as a .pdf   

Chp 25 HW '10   OR   Chp 25 HW '10 

25 Terms 2010ii   OR   25 Terms 2010ii 

25 REVIEW Sheet  OR   25 REVIEW Sheet 

 Monday:
 - In Class:  Short Quiz over section 1 (terms/HW)
 - Homework for Tuesday:  Finish section 2, start section 3

Tuesday
 - In Class:  End of the War -  Videos!
 - Homework: Finish up section 3

Wednesday
 - In Class:  Russian Revolution / short video
 - Homework: Section 4 (begin)

Thursday
 - In Class: More Russian Revolution
 - Homework: Finish/study Section 4

Friday:  DBQ   : (

/ Sigh /

. . . the real Louis Prima!

a full week

Over the weekend: Read/study section 4

Power Monday:
 - In Class:  DBQ
 - HW:  Finish up 24

Tuesday
 - In Class: DBQ / Test Qs?
 - HW:  Study 24 and 23  (60%/40%)

Wednesday
 - In Class: Test and turn in 24 HW
 - HW:  Read 25: 1  Imperialism  (on your own)

Thursday
 - In Class:  Imperialism
 - HW:  Study 25:1 

Friday
 - In Class:  Buildup to World War I 

MONDAY:  Quiz over imperialism

The Chp 24 Homework can be downloaded below in the Feb 7th Post

HERE'S the Matching thingy we did Friday:  Download Chp 24 Folks You Should Know

Modern Art

Here are some links/info that you might like.
Yes, i know most are from Wikipedia (it's just a good intro-format)
Early Modern Artists
Edouard Manet
Impressionism  

Luncheon on the Grass

 

Back to Realism:
Courbet  & Millet

An interesting Victorian figure not included in Kagan

G.K. Chesterton rocks

Wiki Chesterton

Chesterton Quotes

MORE Chesterton Quotes

Thanks for the reminder, Ms Grant.

Victorian Era Religious Issues

Biblical Criticism

Wiki Criticism  and  Q   (Yes, i know they're Wiki links but they're good/basic info)

From Papal Encyclicals Online:  The Syllabus of Errors  and  de Rerum Novarum

Darwin's Bulldog & creator of Agnosticism

"I trust you will not allow yourself to be in any way disgusted or annoyed by the considerable abuse & misrepresentation which . . . is in store for you— Depend upon it.  You have earned the lasting gratitude of all thoughtful men— And as to the curs which will bark & yelp—you must recollect that some of your friends at any rate are endowed with an amount of combativeness which. . . may stand you in good stead—

I am sharpening up my claws & beak in readiness"

Letter to Dawin in 1859

 

  "Agnosticism simply means that a man shall not say he knows or believes that for which he has no grounds for professing to believe."    More Quotations from Huxley

Nietzsche stuff

Random Nietzsche quote + Random Family Circus Cartoon = hilaritySome Nietzsche QuotationsWikiNietzsche

TUESDAY MORNING CHANGES!!

Go ahead and start Chp 24.  We'll be flying through it to make up for lost time.
Start reading sections 1, 2, 3 on Tuesday.  No Snow days in AP classes   : (
Chp_24 HW '10 as a .doc  OR   Chp_24 HW '10 as a.pdf
24 Terms '10 as a .doc   OR   24 Terms '10  as a .pdf

 

Chp-23 HW 2010 as a .doc  OR   Chp-23 HW 2010 as a .pdf
Chp 23 Terms 10 as a .doc  OR   Chp 23 Terms 10 as a .pdf
23 Review Sheets as a .docx  OR   23 Review Sheets as a .pdf

Friday's Socialism Graphic as a .docx  OR  Socialism graphic as a .pdf

Monday & Tuesday:  No School For You.  Read 24 sections 1, 2, & 3

Wednesday
 - In Class:  Begin 24
 - Homework:  study socialist graphic
Thursday
 - In Class: QUIZ! (Draw the Socialist Graphic - names, goals, methods) 
and questions over 24: 1,2,3.   Homework for 23ii still due.  : (
 - Homework:  Start Section 4

Friday
 - In Class:  Modern Art
 - Homework over the weekend:  Finish Section 4 & 5

Interesting (short) Piece related to today's topic

 

Socialism? Hardly, say Socialists

Victorian Era Stuff

Play the Victorian Etiquette Game Here - If you are into the Victorian Era cultural stuff, here's a book that you might find interesting. It really gives you a picture of the underbelly of Victorian Era New York City. . . . and it's a mystery involving a canibalistic serial killer !!
 
- And if you need something a bit less gruesome, try THIS BOOK instead.  

If Chp 23 were written about modern America, it would look like this.

Another "All-Time-Favorite X" from Mr Superlative! Here's a book that describes the class structure of America and gives a great picture of what your textbook is trying to say about the Victorian Middle Class. It would take you 3 hours to read and would change how you look at Brentwood forever. Read it at your own risk.  

The Week

Chp-23ii-2 2010 as a .doc  OR   Chp-23ii-2010 as a .pdf

23 Terms 10 as a .doc OR   23 Terms 10 as a .pdf

23 Review Sheets as a .docx  OR  23 Review Sheets as a .pdf

 

Over the Weekend:  Read Chp 23 Social Stuff
Power Monday: 
 - In Class:  Mrs Duer Victorian Explossion
 - Homework:  Finish Chp 23 Part i  (hints in the comments section)

Tuesday: SNOW DAY!!!
 - In Class:  In Class Essay  (Pick 1 from a choice of 3)
 - Homework:  Begin 23 ii

Wednesday
 - In Class:  In Class Essay (pick 1 from 3)

   - Homework:  keep reading 23ii

22 Test Info

Test Info
Crimean War:  5 Questions
Italian Unification: 14 Questions
German Unification: 9 Questions
French 2nd Empire/Franco-Prussian War:  19 Questions
Russia:  8 Questions
Austria:  1 Question
Engalnd: 12 Questions (4 of them Ireland)

Download NapoleonIII 2009 PowerPoint.