Complete your research paper, second draft.
DUE, PRINTED AND STAPLED,
AT THE START OF CLASS. YOU MUST
ALSO HAND IN THE FIRST DRAFT.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
United States Government
Homework due Friday, June 1
Magruder’s American Government, pp 602-606
Complete the Ch. 20,
Section 4 Reading Comprehension worksheet: Punishment
Review and know
the Steps in a Criminal Case & Legal Protections chart
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
United States History
Homework due Thursday, May 31
Read “Birmingham Campaign” handout
Work on revisions to research paper
European History
Sharansky, finish the book: chs 23-25, Epilogue, and Afterward
Make a list of names of prisons and important
characters in these chapters
Write a chronology of events in these chapters
Work on revisions to research paper
United States Government
Homework due Thursday, May 31
Magruder’s American Government, pp 592-601
Watch/read the following lessons
at Hippocampus: www.hippocampus.org
Select American Government (NOT AP)
Go
to Civil Liberties” The Bill of Rights Today and click on and watch/read the
following:
Self-incrimination
Speedy and public trials
Right to counsel
Capital punishment
Complete the Ch.
20, Section 3 Reading Comprehension worksheet
Complete the
Rights of the Accused chart
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
United States History
Homework due Wednesday, May 30
No homework in deference to Hebrew Academy Awards
night
European History
Homework due Wednesday, May 30
No homework in deference to Hebrew Academy Awards
night
United States Government
Homework due Wednesday, May 30
Complete the Bill of Rights: Legal Terms chart
Friday, May 25, 2012
United States History
Homework due Tuesday, May 29
Both: Watch We Shall Remain: Episode 5 - Wounded Knee (see handout for link)
Complete the
worksheet
European History
Homework due Tuesday, May 29
Sharansky, chs 19-22
Make a list of names of important characters in these
chapters
Write a chronology of events in these chapters
First draft of paper due Tuesday at the
beginning of class
United States Government
Homework due Tuesday, May 29
Magruder’s American Government, pp 578-591 (DO NOT IGNORE p. 591)
Watch/read the following lessons
at Hippocampus: www.hippocampus.org
Select American Government (NOT AP)
Go
to Civil Liberties: The Bill of Rights Today and click on and watch/read
the
following:
Reasonable Search and Seizure
Exclusionary Rule
Complete the charts: Due Process
Fourth Amendment Rights
Start the Bill of Rights: Legal
Terms chart (Due Wednesday, May 30)
NO POLITICAL CARTOON!!
Thursday, May 24, 2012
United States History
Homework due Friday, May 25
Both: Complete
the first draft of your research paper.
Due at the start of class on Friday
European History
Homework due Friday, May 25
Sharansky, chs 17-18
Make a list of names of important characters in these
chapters
Write a chronology of events in these chapters
Work on research paper
United States Government
Homework due Friday, May 25
Magruder’s American Government, pp 569-572
Complete the
Freedom of Assembly and Petition chart
Monday, May 21, 2012
European History
Homework due Thursday, May 24
Sharansky, chs 15-16
Make a list of names of prisons and important
characters in these chapters
Write a chronology of events in these chapters
Work on research paper
United States Government
Homework due Thursday, May 24
Magruder’s American Government, pp 559-567
Watch/read the following lessons
at Hippocampus: www.hippocampus.org
Select American Government (NOT AP)
Go
to Civil Liberties” The Bill of Rights Today and click on and watch/read the
following:
Significance of Free Speech
Rights and Limitations of Free
Speech
Free Press History
Rights and Limitations on Free
Press
Complete the Free
Speech and Press chart
Friday, May 18, 2012
United States History
Homework due Wednesday, May 23
Both: Complete
the Freedom Riders assignment
Continue
to work on your research paper
European History
Homework due Wednesday, May 23
Sharansky, Chs. 8-14, pp 105-224
Complete
the worksheet and bring to class
Read the resource articles (handouts)
Research paper:
Read
relevant pages in your secondary sources and take notes
Begin
to develop questions to ask your interviewee
United States Government
Homework due Wednesday, May 23
Magruder’s American Government, pp 551-558
Watch/read the following lessons
at Hippocampus: www.hippocampus.org
Select History & Government,
then American Government (NOT AP)
Go
to Civil Liberties: The Bill of Rights Today and click on and watch/read the
following:
Wall of Separation
The Establishment Clause in Court
Free Exercise of Religion
The Free Exercise Clause in Court
Complete the
Freedom of Religion chart
Political cartoon due Wednesday
Thursday, May 17, 2012
United States History
Homework due Friday, May 18
NOTE: Although the due date for this assignment is
Wednesday, May 23, you are required to start work on the assignment
immediately. Pop quiz or oral quiz
on the first article is possible.
Both: Read
“Riding
the Bus: Race, Custom, and the Law”.
Write or type answers to the following Connections Questions: 1, 3 (a,
b, and c only), 9, 10.
“Riding
for Change: Nonviolence”. Write or
type answers to the following Connections Questions: 1, 3, 4, 5, 8
“The
Politics of Civil Rights”. Write or type answers to the following Connections
Questions: 1, 2, 4
Continue
to work on your research paper
European History
Homework due Friday, May 18
Sharansky, Chs. 6-7, pp 76-104
Complete
the worksheet and bring to class
Complete
your research paper bibliography and bring to class. Multiple pages MUST be stapled; unstapled pages will not be
accepted.
United States Government
Homework due Friday, May 18
Magruder’s American Government, pp 546-550
Read the Phelan handout
Watch/read Hippocampus: “Selective
Incorporation” at
Select History & Government,
then American Government (NOT AP)
Go
to Civil Liberties: The Bill of Rights Today
Click on “Selective Incorporation”
Complete the
three-case Selective Incorporation chart
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
United States History
Homework due Thursday, May 17
Both: Read
“The Sit-ins and Freedom Rides: 1960-1961” and complete the worksheet
Research
paper: Continue to read your
sources and take notes
European History
Homework due Thursday, May 17
Sharansky, Chs. 4-5, pp 43-75
Complete
the worksheet and bring to class
Work on your research paper bibliography
United States Government
Homework due Thursday, May 17
Magruder’s American Government, pp 532-537
Terms and concepts to know
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
United States History
Homework due Wednesday, May 16
Both: Complete
the research paper assignment due May 16:
Bibliography
Focus
Statement
European History
Homework due Wednesday, May 16
Complete the Sharansky assignment for Publisher’s Note, Preface, &
Chapters 1-3
Work on your research paper bibliography
United States Government
Homework due Wednesday, May 16
Magruder’s American Government, pp 528-531
Complete the worksheet: Ch. 18 Section 2: The Inferior Courts
Monday, May 14, 2012
United States History
Homework due Tuesday, May 15
Both: Go
to www.hippocampus.org.
Click
on History & Government, then on U.S. History
Scroll
down to Civil Rights Movement and view/read “Civil Unrest”
Under
Explore, click on Rosa Parks and read “Biography” and “View Excerpt”
Work on your
research paper bibliography and focus statement
European History
Homework due Tuesday, May 15
NOTE: This assignment is due Wednesday, but you MUST start
it Monday night, unless you have
not yet acquired the book.
not yet acquired the book.
Sharansky, Publisher’s Note, Preface, & Chapters
1-3
Complete
the worksheet and bring to class
Work on your research paper bibliography
United States Government
Homework due Tuesday, May 15
Magruder’s American Government, pp 520-527
Terms and concepts to know
Friday, May 11, 2012
United States History
Homework due Monday, May 14
AP: Recover
from AP exam
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp
1009-1017, 1037-1049
Do
Chapter 30 Chapter Self-Test and repeat until you can get all the answers
correct. Go to
Both: Research
paper topic due Monday
European History
Homework due Monday, May 14
AP: Recover
from AP exam
Both: Research
paper Stage One: choose your
interviewee and fill in worksheet (due Monday)
United States Government
Homework due Monday, May 14
Magruder’s American Government, pp 435-449
Terms and concepts to know
No political cartoon!!
Thursday, May 10, 2012
United States History
Homework due Friday, May 11
AP: Study
for AP exam
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 996-1008
Terms
to Know
European History
Homework due Friday, May 11
AP: Study
for AP exam
Both: Research
paper Stage One: choose your interviewee (due Monday)
United States Government
Homework due Friday, May 11
Magruder’s American Government, pp 426-434
Terms and concepts to know
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
United States History
Homework due Thursday, May 10
AP: Making
America, pp 934-967
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp
1108-1119, 1126-1131, 1133-1141, 1142-1149
European History
Homework due Thursday, May 10
AP: Study
for AP exam
Both: Complete
the Terrorism: The New World Challenge assignment
United States Government
Homework due Thursday, May 10
George W. Bush and the case of Bush
v. Gore - complete the assignment
Read
the handout. Click on the links
(or copy and paste them into your browser) and read articles
On
a separate sheet of paper, answer questions 1-5
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
United States History
Homework due Wednesday, May 9
AP: Making
America, pp 916-931
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp
1078-1089, 1096-1100, 1102-1107
Terms
to Know
European History
Homework due Wednesday, May 9
AP: Study
for AP exam
Reg: Terrorism:
The New World Challenge assignment (due Thursday)
United States Government
Homework due Wednesday, May 9
Prepare for Electoral College
Constitutional Convention
Monday, May 7, 2012
United States History
Homework due Tuesday, May 8
AP: Making
America, pp 904-916
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 1058-1076
Both: Watergate
assignment
Terms
to Know (you are not required to write them)
United States Government
Homework due Tuesday, May 8
Military Action in Libya:
War Powers and the Presidency - complete the assignment
Read the articles
Watch the video
Answer Questions 1-7
and “What Do YOU Think?”
Friday, May 4, 2012
United States History
Homework due Monday, May 7
AP: Making
America, pp 890-902
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp
1024-1028, 1030-1036
Both: Terms
to Know
European History
Homework due Monday, May 7
AP: Making
Europe, pp 877-895
AP
Achiever, 312-316
Reg: CIG
European History, pp 394-399
Read
the following articles at ABC-CLIO:
“European
Union” at http://worldhistory.abc-clio.com/Search/Display/311857?terms=European+Union
“Maastricht
Treaty” at http://worldhistory.abc-clio.com/Search/Display/309036?terms=Maastricht+Treaty. Read the preamble only.
“Rome
Treaty” at http://worldhistory.abc-clio.com/Search/Display/309166?terms=European+Union. Read the preamble only.
Both: Terms
to Know
United States Government
Homework due Monday, May 7
Magruder’s American Government, pp 412-420
Terms and concepts to know
No political cartoon!!
Thursday, May 3, 2012
United States History
Homework due Friday, May 4
AP: Making
America, pp 876-890
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 975-991
Both: Terms
to Know
European History
Homework due Friday, May 4
AP: Making
Europe, pp 868-877
AP
Achiever, pp 305-306
Reg: World
History, pp 843-853
CIG
European History, review pp 391-394
Both: Terms
to Chart
United States Government
Homework due Friday, May 4
Magruder’s American Government, pp 400-403, 405-411
Write answer to p. 411, “Thinking
Critically”, Question 2 only. Will be collected and graded.
Terms and concepts to know (see
over)
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
United States History
Homework due Thursday, May 3
AP: Making
America, pp 859-874
Read
“The Cold War’s Hot Kitchen”
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 948-959,
968-973
Go
to
http://www.phschool.com/webcodes10/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.gotoWebCode&wcprefix=mte&wcsuffix=1028
and click on Chapter Self-Test.
Take test and repeat until you can answer all the questions correctly.
European History
Homework due Thursday, May 3
AP: Read
“1989 Revolutions of Eastern Europe” at http://chnm.gmu.edu/1989/exhibits/intro/1989revolutions
(an
Adobe file of this article has been e-mailed to you)
Read
“Economies in Transition” handout
Both: Read
handout articles
“Europe’s
Revolution 20 Years On”
“Poland
Reflects on Communism’s Fall”
“Gorbachev’s
Role in 1989 Turmoil”
“First
Steps in Russian Democracy”
Terms
to Know (chart not required)
United States Government
Homework due Thursday, May 4
Magruder’s American Government, pp 386-394
Begin work on Electoral College
debate
Terms and concepts to know
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
United States History
Homework due Wednesday, May 2
AP: Making
America, pp 846-859
Read
“The Missiles of October”
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 930-946
Both: Terms
to Know
European History
Homework due Wednesday, May 2
AP: Making
Europe, pp 856-865
AP
Achiever, 307-309
Reg: CIG
European History, pp 387-394 (middle)
Both: Terms
to Chart
United States Government
Homework due Wednesday, May 2
Magruder’s American Government, pp 377-385
Terms and concepts to know
BRING TEXTBOOK TO CLASS ON
WEDNESDAY
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