US History:
Many of you need to retake the Cold War vocabulary quiz! See me right away to do this...after school Friday is good.
1. Cold War: A New Battlegroun is due Friday. We'll review it together.

World Civ.:
1. Revolutions Part II is due Friday.
2. Bring your book to class on Friday.

APEH:
1. Test on Chapters 28 and 29 is Friday. You should have your Study Guides ready to turn in.
2. We'll do some DBQ practice next week. We'll cover Chapters 30 and 31 quickly. Be prepared!
3. Start studying for the AP Exam! Check out the many good websites on the list I gave you at the beginning of the year.

US History:
1. If you plan to retake the Cold War Terms quiz, please do so before the end of this week.
2. The text assignment "Cold War: A New Battleground" is due on Friday.

World Civ.:
1. "Revolution in Russia Part II" is due on Friday.

APEH:
1. We'll take the test on the Interwar Years and WWII on Friday.
2. Bring your Study Guides on Thursday, so you can work on them in class.

US History:
No weekend homework!

World Civ.:
1. "Revolutions Part I" is due at block period.

APEH:
1. If you missed the essay test that took place on Friday, March 24, please make it up by Monday after school, in order to avoid having a zero entered for this assignement on your 3d quarter grade.
2. Study Guides for Chapter 28 were collected on Friday, 3-24. Please work on the new Study Guide questions for Chapter 29.

US History:
1. Your second reading outline, "Cold War Deepens" is due on Friday. We'll review it and then take an open-note quiz.

World Civ.:
1. "Revolutions Part I" is due at block period next week.

APEH:
Don't forget to register for the AP Exam by tomorrow, March 24th! Otherwise, there is a $50 penalty for late registration.
We'll continue with the 20s and 30s on Monday. Those of us not going to the Exploratorium will find something fun to do!
You should be working on the Study Guide questions for Chapter 28, and starting to read Chapter 29.

3d Quarter ends March 27th (Monday). See your teachers to make up work you've missed!

US History:
1. Reading notes for "Cold War Deepens" are due on Friday.

World Civ.:
1. Open-note homework quiz on "Growth of Russia" will be on Thursday.

APEH:
1. Work on Ch. 28, 29 and Study Guides.
2. Bring books and Study Guides to class.
3. Register for the AP Exam by Friday, or pay a late fee of $50!!

US History:
1. Reading notes for "Cold War Deepens" are due on Friday, March 24. We'll review them and then take an open-note reading quiz.

World Civ.:
1. You should have finished both "Growth of Russia" and the map of the Russian Empire in 1914.
2. We'll discuss the political cartoon handout in class on Thursday.
3. Be ready for an open-note quiz on Thursday or Friday.

APEH:
1. Keep reading chapters 28 and 29, and do the Study Guide questions I gave you for Chapter 28. I'll give you questions for Chapter 29 later in the week.
2. More DBQ practice on the way!
3. Bring books and Study Guides in case I give you time to work in class.

US History:
Your reading notes for "Cold War Begins" are due at block. "Cold War Deepens" is due on Friday. Bring your books to block!

World Civ.:
You may finish "Growth of Russia" during block. Bring your books to class.

APEH:
You should be reading the WWII chapter.
I'll return your DBQs at block, and we'll work on more DBQ questions.
Bring your books to block.

US History:
1. Reading outline for the section "Cold War Begins" is due at block.
2. Bring your book to block.

World Civ.:
1. Your writing assignment on "Personal Responsibility" is due Monday.
2. Please bring your book Monday and to block.

APEH:
1. Work on reading Chapter 28 and 29 (Age of Anxiety and WWII).
2. If you didn't hand in the Chapter 27 Study Guide, be sure to have it for me on Monday; I will be handing them back and reviewing them. A number of you were absent for the test. Please make an appointment with me to make this us within the coming week.

US History:
1. WWII test on Friday! Bring your book and notebook.

World Civ.:
1. Due on Monday: Writing on "Personal Responsibility." Usual format. Remember that the goal is to be able to articulate a standard of responsibility for individuals in a society.

APEH:
1. Time for the Age of Anxiety. Thankfully, it's a brief period -- then on to WWII.
2. Remember to keep up with the readings! We'll be testing on WWII before the break!
3. If you haven't turned in the Chapter 27 Study Guide, you can do this on Friday.

US History:
1. Debate on the atomic bomb is Thursday.
2. Test on WWII is Friday. Bring your notebook and textbook!

World Civ.:
1. No homework due on Thursday.
2. We'll finish the movie and have a few notes on the aftermath of the Holocaust and other twentieth century genocides on Thursday and Friday.
3. I'll give a short writing assignment related to the Holocaust that will be due on Monday, March 20.
4. We'll move on to our next unit: Russia. Bring your textbook to class on Friday, March 17 and Monday, March 20.

APEH:
1. Test on WWI is Thursday. Study Guides may be handed in on Friday.
2. On to the Age of Anxiety and WWII! We will move quickly now. Look for another writing assignment soon!

US History:
1. Due at block: "History without Hiroshima." Answer the questions on a separate sheet of paper.
2. Keep adding things to your chart of arguments for and against the development and use of the atomic bomb.
2. We'll watch a video at block, have our debate on Thursday, and then take our WWII test on Friday, March 17.

World Civ.:
1. Reading notes on Nazism are due at block.
2. We'll finish our Holocaust unit and move on to Russia by the end of the week.

APEH:
1. Bring books and Study Guides to class, in case you have time to work on them.
2. We'll watch a video on Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.
3. WWI test before the end of the week.

US History:
1. On Monday, we'll continue to gather evidence about the decision to drop the bomb. All evidence goes on your chart. We should be ready to debate the issue by mid-week, and we should be able to have our WWII test by the end of the week.

World Civ.:
1. Reading notes on "Nazism and its Philosophy" are due at block. (Tuesday or Wednesday)

APEH:
1. Russian DBQ in the computer lab on Monday.
2. Test on WWI on Thursday?
3. Bring books and Study Guides to class, so you can work on the questions.

US History:
After we review the Holocaust chart, we'll prepare for a debate on the decision to drop the atomic bomb.
The test on WWII should take place before the end of next week!

World Civ.:
No homework.
Think more about the movie...who should be held responsible for the deaths of the Jews and others who were persecuted during WWII?

APEH:
Art question outlines are due on Friday, March 10.
We'll be finished with WWI by next week! We could have the test as early as block period!

US History:
1. We'll finish the chart on US response to the Holocaust in class on Thursday.
2. Upcoming: debate/discussion on the atomic bomb.

World Civ.:
1. Read the handout entitled "Special Vehicles." See if you can figure out what it's about. Then, look at the list of key terms I gave you on Monday. This document is an example of one of the terms...which one?

APEH:
1. Read Chapter 27 quickly, and be sure to read the associated Perry readings. Bring your Study Guides and books to class, so that I can give you class time to complete the questions.
2. We have the library reserved for Monday to write a DBQ. We'll have 45 minutes...the same amount of time you'll get in the AP exam.

US History:
1. No homework, but we'll finish the classwork on Japanese internment Monday.

World Civ.:
1. Due at block: text assignment "The Holocaust."
2. Remember to bring your permission slip for Schlindler's List! We could start watching the movie as early as block period next week! (March 7 & 8)

APEH:
1. Due to truly pathetic whining, we'll have the 19th century test at block; we'll go over the review sheets on Monday.
2. DBQ on the Russian Revolution is coming!
3. Art notes and outlines on late 19th and early 20th century art are due on Monday, March 6.

US History:
Nothing new.

World Civ.:
1. "Allies are Victorious" is due Thursday.
2. Test on WWII Friday...be sure to bring your book and notebook.

APEH:
1. We'll review for the 19th century test on Thursday, and take the test on Monday, March 6.
2. Last day in the lab for our modern art project is Friday. You will need to answer all the questions, and also draft an outline for one of the art-based essay topics.
3. A DBQ is coming!!!