US History:
1. Your letter to President Roosevelt is due on Thursday, Feb. 3.

World Civ.:
1. Your review sheets are due at block. We'll review for the test and discuss/write about a WWI poem.
2. The test on WWI will take place on Thursday, Feb. 2.

APEH:
1. At block, we'll go to the computer lab and write the Irish Famine DBQ.
2. Work on the Study Guides for Chapters 23 through 26.

US History:
1. Your reading notes on "Hoover and the Failure of Conservatism" are due on Monday, Jan. 30.

World Civ.:
1. Your "assertion paragraph" on a World War I topic is due on Monday, January 30. Be sure you attach your notes to the back of your paragraph. The paragraph should be typed, double-spaced, no larger than 12 point font, 1 inch margins all around. Cite the BBC website as your bibliography entry.
2. You should be ready to take the World War I test at block (January 31 or Feb. 1).

APEH:
1. We'll continue discussing the essay questions posed in class on Friday, Jan. 27.
2. I'll hand out a DBQ, which we'll write in the computer lab at block.
3. Read the Perry and McKay readings for the 19th century.
4. Bring your books to class all week next week!

US History:
1. We'll finish the Economic Briefings in class on Friday.

World Civ.:
1. Open-Note Quiz Friday: Allies Meet at Versailles

APEH:
1. Study Guides for Chapters 22 and 23 due on Friday.
2. Bring books to look up hub dates.
3. We'll outline another essay topic.
4. Start reading the material on the 19th century (Chapters 23 through 26).
5. We have the computer lab reserved for a DBQ during block period next week (1-31).

US History:
1. No homework due Thursday.

World Civ.:
1. Due Thursday: "The Allies Meet at Versailles"
2. We talk about the WWI writing assignment, which you will base on the notes you took in the computer lab at block.

APEH:
1. Your Study Guides for Chapters 22 ad 23 will be due at the end of the week.

US History:
1. At block, we'll complete the graphs showing Depression era economic statistics.
2. After completing the graphs, there will be an open-note quiz covering the past few assignments. Be sure to have bring your notebooks!

World Civ."
1. Due Thursday: "The Allies Meet at Versailles."
2. We'll be in the computer lab at block.

APEH:
1. We'll take our big multiple choice test at block -- open book/open-note!
2. Study Guides for Chapter 22 and the first half of Chapter 23 (on the half-sheet I gave you) are due on Friday, January 27.
3. Bring your books to class for the rest of the week. We'll be doing hub dates and other stuff.

US History:
1. Due Monday: text notes for "The Dream on Hold."

World Civ.:
1. Due Monday: reading guide entitled "Total War and Allied Victory."

APEH:
1. You should be completing your Study Guides for Chapters 22 and the first half of 23 (the questions on the half-sheet I handed out).
2. We'll do hub dates for the second semester this coming week.
3. Romanticism notes are due on Monday, January 23.

US History:
1. Due Monday: Reading outline on "The Dream on Hold."
2. At block period next week, there will be an open-note quiz covering the last few assignments. Be sure you are keeping your notebook up to date, and getting all your work stamped, so you'll be able to use it at the quiz!

World Civ.:
1. Due Monday: "Total War and Allied Victory."
2. If you didn't finish the "Evening News" worksheet in class on Thursday, you can still get it stamped on Friday.

APEH:
1. French Revolution test is Friday, January 20. You'll also hand in the Chapter 21 Study Guide questions that same day.
2. Your typed notes on your Romanticism research are due on Monday. Make sure you and your partner both have a full set of these notes. Romanticism is a frequent subject on the AP exam.
3. Continue working on Study Guide questions for Chapter 22 and the first half of Chapter 23.
This material will be covered on the big multiple choice test...next week!

US History:
1. Due Thursday: Reading outline on the text section entitled "The Crash and its Aftermath."
2. If you missed the open-note homework quiz on "Postwar Turmoil," you should take it at tutorial on Wednesday, or at lunch on Thursday.

World Civ.:
1. Due on Monday, January 23: Text assignment entitled "Total War and Allied Victory."

APEH:
1. We'll take the French Revolution test on Friday, and you'll hand in the Chapter 21 Study Guide.
2. You should have finished most of the Romanticism worksheet in the computer lab on Tuesday. Please have it typed up and ready to hand in on Monday, January 23. If you worked with a partner, you may hand in one set of answers, but make sure you each have a copy for your notebook.
3. Continue working on the Study Guide for Chapter 22, and do the questions I gave you for the first half of Chapter 23.
4. We'll have our big multiple-choice test next week. There will be another thematic essay and another DBQ.

US History:
1. At block, we'll review the readings/questions on "Jazz Age" and "Harlem Renaissance."

World Civ:
1. Due at block: "War Consumes Europe."
2. You should have been able to finish, or nearly finish, your map of Europe in WWI in class on Friday. If not, you should have it finished by block as well.

APEH:
1. We'll be in the computer lab for Romanticism during the block period.
2. Change of plans: we'll have a separate test on the French Revolution, and you will hand in your Study Guide on Chapter 21 when we take the test.

Remember that Monday, Jan. 16th is a school holiday (Martin Luther King, Jr.).

US History:
1. Due at block (1-17/18): Reading and questions on "The Harlem Renaissance."

World Civ.:
1. Due at block (1-17/18): Textbook assignment entitled "War Consumes Europe."
2. Please bring your book to class on Friday, 1-13, so you can work on a map.

APEH:
1. Due Friday, 1-13: Outline for an essay on the causes of the French Revolution.
2. You will take the notorious French Kings test again on Friday, but this time we'll go all the way through the 4th Republic.
3. Keep working on Chapters 21 and 22 and your Study Guide questions. Massive M-C test is approaching.

US History:
1. Due Thursday: "Postwar Turmoil."
2. If you didn't finish "The Jazz Age" in class, finish this for Thursday as well.

World Civ.:
1. Due Thursday: "The Stage is Set for War."
2. Try to fill in the sheet reviewing political terms.

APEH:
1. Be ready to debate causes of the French Revolution.
2. Finish reading Chapters 21 and 22 and work on the Study Guide questions.

Welcome to Spring Semester!

US History:
1. Text assignment entitled "Postwar Turmoil" is due on Thursdasy, 1-12.

World Civ.:
1. Text assignment entitled "Stage is Set for War" is due on Thursday, 1-12.
2. Please bring your book to class for the rest of this week.

APEH:
1. Continue reading Chapters 21 and 22 on the Dual Revolutions.
2. Work on the assigned Study Guide questions from Chapters 21 and 22. I will give you some questions for the first half of Chapter 23.
3. Bring McKay and Perry to class at block and Thursday.
4. French kings return on Friday, 1-13!