US History:
1. If you didn't finish your Venn diagram in class, you should have it finished on Monday. Try to decide how you will answer the essay prompt -- which leader of the civil rights movement do you think had more influence on the US?
2. On Monday, you will have time to work on an outline containing thesis statement, topic sentences and bullet points that you will include in your paragraphs. You will be able to bring this outline with you to the computer lab on Tuesday.

World History:
1. Read the prompt carefully and decide which three issues you will discuss in your essay.

US History:
1. All posters should be finished by the beginning of the period on Friday.
2. You'll have additional time to work on the Venn diagram, and to prepare for the essay.

World History:
1. Due Friday: Reading outline on "Three Issues that Divide the Israelis and Palestinians."

APEH:
Whose waffle iron got left behind??

US History:
1. On Thursday, you'll work on your "Walking Timeline" poster. You'll also work on the Venn diagram comparing Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X.
2. If you need to retake the Civil Rights vocab quiz, you should do so by this Friday.

World History:
1. You should be developing an idea of why peace between Israel and the Palestinian Arabs has been so hard to achieve (this is the topic for your final essay).

APEH:
And now for something completely different...

US History:
1. No homework. If you are planning to retake the Civil Rights Vocab quiz, you should do so by this Friday. Come in at lunch, or during 1st or 8th period, or after school.

World History:
1. No homework. If you need to retake the Middle East Vocab quiz, you should do so by this Friday. Come at lunch, during 1st of 8th period, or after school.

APEH:
Waffles??

US History:
1. No homework. If you missed the Civil Rights vocab quiz, you should take it as soon as possible next week. Scores for the quiz will be posted on Tuesday, and you are entitled to one re-take.
2. Get your binder in order. I will do a binder check in the upcoming week.

World History:
1. If you didn't finish "Modernization of Turkey" on Friday, have it ready for my stamp at block.
2. Binder check coming soon.

APEH:
1. We'll finish Europa, Europa, start Monty Python, and have a runoff election to determine our next film.
2. Waffle Day on Wednesday?

US History:
1. If we can avoid any further natural disasters, we may be able to take the Civil Rights vocabulary quiz on Friday. Otherwise, we'll take it at block next week.

World History:
1. Due Friday: Text notes on "Modernization of Turkey."
2. You'll have time in class to work on your timeline of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

APEH:
1. We'll finish Europa, Europa, then proceed to the top vote-getter on our list: Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

US History:
1. Due Thursday: Civil Rights terms. We'll review the significance of these terms and then take a quiz on them.

World History:
1. Due Thursday: text notes on "Modernization of Turkey."

APEH:
1. We forgot to vote on what movie to watch.

US History:
1. Due Thursday: Civil Rights Terms. Remember to focus on the significance of each term/law, not just the definition.
2. If you missed the Vietnam unit test, make arrangements with me immediately for a makeup.

World History:
1. Due at block: "Overview of Oil in the Middle East." We'll continue with our PowerPoint notes on the Ottoman Empire.
2. At block: Open-Notebook quiz on everything in our unit so far, including geography, religion, Ottoman Empire, oil, etc.
3. Due Friday: "Modernization of Turkey."

APEH:
1. Rome.
2. Please remember to return any APEH textbooks you still have. We really need them.

US History:
1. Vietnam unit test at block. Bring your binder.
2. We will have a little time to review; if you didn't finish "Response to the War in the US" you should have it done before you take the test.

World History:
1. Reading notes on "Overview of Oil in the Middle East" is due at block. Outline format or Cornell notes -- your choice. But no bullet-bullet-bullet!!

APEH:
1. We'll watch an episode of "Rome" at block, and vote on other films you'd like to see. Feel free to suggest films you have at home; we'll add them to our list.

US History:
1. Your last chance to perform your Vietnam era music/poem/etc. is Monday.
2. We'll finish the reading and questions "Response to the War in the US" in class on Monday.
3. The Vietnam unit test will take place at block. Be sure to bring your binder to class.

World History:
1. No homework.
2. If you missed the China test, your grades for the test and binder have now been entered as zeroes. Please see me immediately discuss your options, if any.

APEH:
1. Where the heck do waffles come from? Belgium?
2. If you return your textbooks on Friday, please return them immediately. Take them to the bookroom before school, at break, at lunch or after school. We really need them.

US History:
1. Get ready to be America's next top performing artist.
2. Finish "Response to the War in the US" while you wait for your turn onstage, or if you have finished your presentation.

World History:
1. Due Friday: reading notes on "The Ottoman Empire and Its Fall."
2. If you missed the China test, come in at lunch on Friday for the makeup test.

APEH:
1. BRING YOUR BOOK!!!!

US History:
1. You should be ready for your presentations on Thursday and Friday. We'll have our Vietnam test at block period next week.

World History:
1. If you missed the China test, see me to arrange a makeup.
2. You should have finished your map of the Middle East during block period.
3. Due Friday: Reading notes on "The Ottoman Empire and Its Fall."

APEH:
1. We will return books to the bookroom on Friday. Please bring both books to class! We need them for next year's students.
2. Starting at block: The Battle of Algiers.

US History:
1. Think like radicals...or conservatives...or whatever. At block period, I'll play some Vietnam era music. Then you'll have time to plan and rehearse your performance piece.
2. Please be sure to have your binder with you at block.

World History:
1. At block period, we'll review for the China test, and then take the test in the second half of the period.
2. Be sure to bring your binder to class.

APEH:
1. We'll be watching "Battle of Algiers" at block.
2. If you have a suggestion for a historical movie that you think the class might like to watch, let me know...just as long as it's not Braveheart.

US History:
1. No homework. Think about your performance...will you sing? Recite poetry? Perform a dramatic piece? Create an original art work and explain it? It must relate to the controversies and events of the Vietnam era.

World History:
1. Due Monday: Reading outline on the handout "Economic Reforms of Deng Xioaping/Democracy Protest at Tiananmen Square." You can use either outline format or Cornell format.

APEH:
1. Yayyyy! We're done!!!! Don't forget to bring in your book. We really need them for next year's students.

US History:
1. No homework.

World History:
1. No homework.

APEH:
1. Prepare for study groups!

Happy Cinco de Mayo!

US History:
1. If you missed the quiz on "1968: Year of Crises," come in at lunch on Wednesday to make it up.
2. No homework.

World History:
1. If you missed the quiz on China before the Revolution, see me at lunch to make it up.
2. No homework.

APEH:
1. Have a sample thesis statement ready for the practice DBQ.
2. MC test at block.
3. Review session Wednesday after school.
4. Be ready for study groups on Thursday and Friday.

US History:
1. No homework.
2. The quiz on "1968: Year of Crises" will take place at block.

World History:
1. You should have finished the "Timeline of Modern Chinese History."

APEH:
1. Be ready to share thesis statements for the practice DBQ on types of government.
2. Go over the review sheets, especially the sections you were assigned. Don't let your study group members down!
4. Big multiple-choice test at block!

US History:
1. Reading notes for "1968: A Year of Crises" are due on Monday. We'll have an open-note quiz on these notes.

World History:
1. If you didn't finish the "Timeline of Modern Chinese History" in class on Friday, please finish it for Monday.

APEH:
1. Be sure to read Ellul's excerpt in Perry.
2. We'll start intensive review on Monday.