Thursday, January 14, 2010
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• Chapter and Textbook Pages if Applicable
• Work/Assignments Collected
• Materials Distributed (please note specific deadlines)
• Class Activities (describe method, e.g. lecture, quiz, discussion, readings, assignments, as well as topics/content)
• Important dates, deadlines, extensions, and/or announcements
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MONDAY Jan 11th
Today we continued the video on the new textile factories and mills. We then took notes on Mill Towns. Terms list 14b is due Tuesday.
Tuesday Jan 12th
Today we took the quiz for terms list 14b. We had extra time to study before the quiz, specifically the Wade-Davis bill. After the quiz we continued notes on Sectionalism and the changing economy of Mill Times.
Monday and Tuesday blogs were done by Taylor Dayton
Wednesday, 1/14
K. Patel, 2nd period
Today we continued on the lecture from yesterday. We didn't turn anything in or get any handouts.
Thursday, 1/14
K. Patel, 2nd period
Today we sketched a political cartoon of John Bull on a clean left in our notebooks. After that we discussed it and continued on with notes. There is no new terms list, but you should be working on your final DBQ project.
Thursday, January 14th
Linda Infinger 2nd
In class we drew a new political cartoon of John Bull and Uncle Sam. We talked about the Monroe Doctrine along with the instructions for our Process Paper for History Fair. The paper is due on January 22nd and only needs to be around 500 words. Instructions for the paper are on the lovely lavider. As a class we also chose when we all wanted to blog.
Friday January 15th
Linda Infinger 2nd
Almost half the class was out today due to competitions and early vacations so in class we reviewed the Hartford Convention, the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions and the importance of the 1824 Presidential Election.
Review for Monday, 1/11
M, White 2nd period
market revolution:Mill Times
Taylor gave a great overview of Monday's work. The only thing I would add would be to clarify that 14a was not due (for a quiz or in terms notebook) but that it was strongly suggested for us to know the terms on the list for the next unit test (date still to be announced). Fantastic job!
Review for Tuesday, 1/12
M, White 2nd period
Quiz, market revolution
Taylor gave another great review for Tuesday. good job mentioning the extra study time for the quiz!
Review for Wednesday 1/14
Jane Xiao, 2
Keyur was correct with his blog. There was no homework due and there were no handouts to pick up. We continued our notes on the market revolution.
Review for Thursday 1/14
Jane Xiao, 2
Linda did a good job of summarizing Thursday's class. The process paper for history fair is due a weekend from this Thursday. Instructions are on the blog. If you need help on the process paper, look at mchistory.com
Review for Monday, 1/11
Basil Yang, 2nd Period
Taylor did a great job blogging on what we did on Monday. Terms list 14b is due on tuesday but 14a is not. We are also only tested on terms list 14b but Ms. McCarron suggested that we at least know the terms on 14a.
Review for Friday, 1/15
Basil Yang, 2nd Period
Linda summarized very well what happened on Friday. I don't think she left out anything.
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