Third quarter progress report period ends this week; grades will go home next week. See me if you have any outstanding work you need to turn in. 

US History:

1. Due Thursday: "War and Civil Rights."  Remember, there will be a quiz on the two sections of notes, "Mobilizing the Home Front" and "War and Civil Rights." You will absolutely need good notes to do well on the quiz.

EL World History:

1. If you didn't finish the chart of "Causes of World War II," you should have it finished before block period on Wednesday. You will be writing a paragraph about the causes of the war in class at block. 

APEH:

1. IDs for Chapter 22 are due at block. 

US History:
1. Due Monday: "Mobilizing the Home Front."
2. Vocabulary Quiz on Tuesday!  Review the terms for WWII.

EL World History:
No homework.

APEH:
1. You should have the Chapter 22 IDs and Fill-ins done by block period.
2. Work on the 19th century thinkers and ideas. Your goal is to familiarize yourself with the various perspectives on 19th century issues.

US History:
1. Due Monday: Cornell notes "Mobilizing the Homefront."
2. If you missed the unit test on Thursday, see me immediately to arrange a makeup.

EL World History:
No homework.

APEH:
1. You should be working on the Chapter 22 SG - IDs and fill-ins.
2. Keep working (start working?) on the list of 19th century thinkers and ideas. You need to know everything on the list!

US History:
1. Unit test on Thursday.  I will be collecting a packet of work from your binder, including the Xword you started in class at block. Review the 3-step method for political cartoons -- you will be analyzing a cartoon related to the Great Depression/New Deal as part of the unit test.

EL World History:
No homework.

APEH:
1. Start working on the Chapter 22 IDs.
2. You will have additional class time to work on the 19th century political spectrum.
3. Monstrous lectures coming.

US History:
1. You should have finished the chart of New Deal programs in class on Monday.
2. We will wrap up the Great Depression/New Deal unit at block, and take the unit test on Thursday.

EL World History:
No homework.

APEH:
1. Romanticism notes will be due at block. You will have a short time in the media lab to print your document.
2. When we get back from the lab, you will take the Chapter 21 multiple-choice test.

US History:
1. Be ready for a unit test in the upcoming week!

EL World History:
No homework.

APEH:
1. Make arrangements with your partner(s) to produce a final copy of your Romanticism notes. I would like to get these at block.  We have the lab booked for Tuesday, so you will have an opportunity to print if needed.
2. Work on the review sheet of nineteenth century thinkers and ideas.
3. We should be able to take a multiple choice test on Chapter 21 in the coming week.

US History:
1. I'll stamp the homework ("Impact of the New Deal") on Friday.
2. We're nearing the end of the unit...be ready for a unit test next week.
3. If you haven't taken last week's quiz, now is the time!

EL World History:
1. Vocabulary quiz on Friday!  Study the WWII words in your vocabulary book.

APEH:
1. Friday is the last day to re-take or makeup the map quiz.
2. I'll collect the Chapter 21 SG on Friday.

US History:
1. Due Thursday: "Impact of the New Deal."

EL MWH:
1. If you didn't finish the Venn diagram comparing fascism and communism, have it ready for a stamp on Thursday.
2. You will have a vocabulary quiz on Friday, covering the WWII terms you have learned so far in the unit.

APEH:
1. Finish the Chapter 21 SG, including the IDs and the Fill-ins.
2. You will be working on the Romanticism project in class on Thursday.
3. If you need to retake the map quiz, come in at lunch this week.
4. Those of you who haven't taken the Chapter 20 test should arrange to do so at the same time, so that you can take advantage of group consultation.

US History:
1. Due Thursday: "Impact of the New Deal."
2. If you missed the quiz last Thursday, see me right away to arrange a makeup. We will be finished with this unit very soon, so don't delay.

EL World History:
No homework.  Study the vocabulary words...we should be ready for a quiz on Friday.

APEH:
1. Finish the Ch 21 SG.
2. If you missed the map quiz (last Thursday) or the Chapter 21 test, arrange a makeup as soon as possible.
3. We will have the chromebooks again on Thursday to work on Romanticism.

US History:
1. Due at block: Reading outline on "Hoover and the Failure of Conservatism to Ease the Great Depression."  Identify the main idea in each paragraph, together with 2-3 supporting facts or examples.
2. If you missed the quiz on Thursday, see me right away to arrange a makeup.

EL MWH:
No homework.

APEH:
1. If you would like to retake the map quiz, check with me to arrange a time in the coming week.
2. We'll have multiple choice test on Chapter 20 at block.
3. Continue working on the SG for Chapter 21.
4. As you read Chapter 21, focus on the ways in which the social and economic changes of the Industrial Revolution accelerated the political changes that had been underway since the 18th century.

US History:
1. Open-note quiz Thursday.  Review your notes to make sure you know where to find information. Be sure to bring your binder.

EL World History:
No homework.

APEH:
1. Due Thursday: Narrative and POV.
2. Map Quiz: Congress Europe
3. You should be reading Chapter 21 and working on the SG.

US History:
1. If you didn't finish the chart showing the impact of the Great Depression on various social groups, have it finished for a stamp on Thursday.
2. On Thursday, you will take an open-note quiz covering all the material in the unit thus far. All stamped notes may be used on the quiz.

EL World History:
No homework.

APEH:
1. Due Thursday: 19th century narrative assignment and industrialization POV (Dickens, Ure and Engels).
2. Let's have a map quiz!  Congress Europe.
3. I will give extra credit for notes you take on the 19th Century Thinkers and Ideas sheet.
4. You should be reading Chapter 21 and working on the SG.  The handouts on French and British governments are intended to help you with the political stuff in Chapters 21 and 23.

US History:
1. Due at block: "Dream on Hold."
2. You will be taking a quiz on Thursday using all the notes so far.

EL World History:
No homework.

APEH:
1. SG for Chapter 20 is due on Tuesday.
2. Start working on the SG for Chapter 21.
3. You will have some time in class to work on the 19th century narrative and the POV comparison, which will be due on Thursday.
4. Study the Congress Europe map.
5. The chart on 19th century thinkers and ideas is intended to help you get a handle on this hugely important century.  The page numbers are based on the Perry book.  If you fill in the chart with notes on the various thinkers, it will be worth some extra credit.
6. Review the handouts on French governments and British political leaders -- these are to help you clarify matters as you read the textbook.

US History:
1. "Dream on Hold."  Cornell Notes due at block.

APEH:
1. Here is a link to the Nation-State review:
 https://drive.google.com/a/cv.k12.ca.us/file/d/0B4zVDn-JSi9ZX0t3czJBQWgwdTA/view?usp=sharing
Let me know if this doesn't work. I'll try again. You might have to copy/paste the link in your URL window.
2. Last part of the Chapter 20 SG is due Friday, but I'll stamp it on Monday.
3. Other stuff we're working on; Hub Dates for the second semester; Narrative; POV comparison.
4. More time with the Chromebooks on Friday.

US History:

1. Due Thursday: "Crash and Its Aftermath."  Cornell notes -- do a good job, as you will be taking a quiz using these notes.

APEH:

1. Keep working on the Chapter 20 SG.  

EL MWH:

1. If you didn't finish the Review Sheet, have it ready for a stamp on Wednesday.