Both: Study
for finals
Friday, May 23, 2014
European History
Homework due Tuesday, May 27
Both: Study
for your first period final
Complete
your Fear No Evil reading and the
worksheet. Worksheet will be
checked in class on Tuesday, May 27.
United States Government
Homework due Tuesday, May 27
Study for Final.
NO political cartoon due
NOTE: The final exam is
in the Library. Report directly to
the Library at 11:50 a.m. You MUST
bring to the final a supply of pens with dark blue or black ink.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
United States History
Homework due Wednesday, May 21
Both: Read
the following handouts
“The
Freedom Rides”
“A
Call for Unity”
“Letter
from a Birmingham Jail”
Write
or type answers to Study Questions
European History
Homework due Wednesday, May 21
Both: Continue
to read Fear No Evil.
Completed
worksheet is due Tuesday, May 27
United States Government
Homework due Wednesday, May 21
Finish reading Magruder’s
American Government, pp 592-601
Finish reading the following
handouts:
“Self-Incrimination”
“Speedy
and Public Trial”
“Right
to Counsel”
“Capital
Punishment”
Finish the Rights of the Accused
chart
Monday, May 19, 2014
United States Government
Homework due Tuesday, May 20
Study for Hebrew final
BRING
YOUR TEXTBOOK TO CLASS EVERY DAY, OR YOU WILL FAIL THE COURSE
Friday, May 16, 2014
United States History
Homework due Monday, May 19
Both: Read
“The Sit-ins and Freedom Rides” handout
United States Government
Homework due Monday, May 19
Magruder’s American Government, pp 578-582
Read the following handouts:
“Reasonable
Searches and Seizures”
“Exclusionary
Rule”
Political cartoon due
Thursday, May 15, 2014
United States History
Homework due Friday, May 16
AP: Read
“The Montgomery Bus Boycott. . . .” handout
Reg: Go
to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVB2AlVpt0I
Watch
Eyes on the Prize, Episode 1.
START AT 26:00 and watch until the end: Rosa Parks and the Montgomery
Bus Boycott
Both: Complete
the worksheet
European History
Homework due Friday, May 16
Both: Read
Fear No Evil, by Natan
Sharansky. You must read Chs.
1-14, 17, 20, and 24 through the Epilogue by Tuesday, May 27. Pace yourselves. DO NOT try to read everything the night
of May 26th. Your final
exam will include detailed questions from the book. As you read, answer the Study Questions.
United States Government
Homework due Friday, May 16
Magruder’s American Government, pp 569-572
Complete the
Freedom of Assembly and Petition chart
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
United States History
Homework due Thursday, May 15
Both: Study
for Judaic finals
NOTE: Since
you do not have class on Thursday, the assignment below AND the homework due
Friday are both due on Friday
Both: Finish
reading “The Cases of Brown v Board of Education” handout
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
United States History
Homework due Wednesday, May 14
AP: Study
for AP exam
Reg: Think
positive thoughts for your AP classmates
European History
Homework due Wednesday, May 14
AP: Study
for AP exam
Reg: Think
positive thoughts for your AP classmates
United States Government
Homework due Wednesday, May 14
Magruder’s American Government, pp 559-567
Read the following handouts:
“Significance
of Free Speech”
“Rights
and Limits of Free Speech”
“Free
Press History”
“Rights
and Limitations of Free Press”
Complete the Free Speech and Press
chart
Monday, May 12, 2014
United States History
Homework due Tuesday, May 13
AP: Study
for AP exam
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 1142-1149
Terms
to Chart (you must write or type them)
European History
Homework due Tuesday, May 13
AP: Study
for AP exam
Reg: Go
to www.pbs.org/redfiles/prop.
From
the menu across the bottom, click on Deep Background.
Click
on Reference. Click on the
following terms, and write term definitions:
Great
Purges
Gulag
Little
Octobrists
Pioneers
United States Government
Homework due Tuesday, May 13
Magruder’s American Government, pp 551-558
Read the following handouts:
“Wall
of Separation”
“The
Establishment Clause in Court”
“Free
Exercise of Religion”
“The
Free Exercise of Religion in Court”
Complete the Freedom of Religion
chart
Friday, May 9, 2014
United States History
Homework due Monday, May 12
AP: Making
America, pp 843-852
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 1133-1141
Both: Terms
to Chart
European History
Homework due Monday, May 12
AP: Making
Europe, pp 890-894
Reg: CIG
European History, pp 408-414
Both: Terms
United States Government
Homework due Monday, May 12
Magruder’s American Government, pp 546-550
Read: Selective
Incorporation handout
“Historical Overview. . . .”
handout
Complete the
three-case Selective Incorporation chart
Political cartoon due
Thursday, May 8, 2014
United States History
Homework due Friday, May 9
AP: Making
America, pp 837-843
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 1126-1131
Both: Terms
to Chart
European History
Homework due Friday, May 9
AP: Making
Europe, pp 884-890
Reg: CIG
European History, pp 394-408 (middle)
Both: Terms
United States Government
Homework due Friday, May 9
Magruder’s American Government, pp 532-537
www.supremecourt.gov
Terms and concepts:
Name the current Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
List the names of the 8 Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court
Which justices are Obama appointees?
In what classes of cases does the Supreme Court have
original jurisdiction?
Writ of certiorari
Brief
Amicus curiae
Solicitor general
Who is the current Solicitor General? Who was the previous Solicitor General? What was unique about this latter
person?
Majority opinion
Concurring opinion
Dissenting opinion
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
United States History
Homework due Thursday, May 8
AP: Making
America, pp 826-836
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 1114-1119
Both: Terms
to Chart
European History
Homework due Thursday, May 8
AP: Making
Europe, pp 877-884
AP
Achiever, 321-324 (middle)
Reg: CIG
European History, pp 386-389
Both: Terms
United States Government
Homework due Thursday, May 8
Magruder’s American Government, pp 528-531
Complete the worksheet: Ch. 18 Section 2: The Inferior Courts
Friday, May 2, 2014
United States History
Homework due Monday, May 5
AP: Making
America, pp 786-792
Watergate
Homework assignment
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 1058-1076
Both: Terms
to Know
European History
Homework due Monday, May 5
AP: AP Achiever, review pp 310-311; read pp 312-313 (Western European Unity and Economic
Integration)
Both: Complete the European Union Scavenger Hunt
AP: AP Achiever, review pp 310-311; read pp 312-313 (Western European Unity and Economic
Integration)
Both: Complete the European Union Scavenger Hunt
United States Government
Homework due Monday, May 5
Magruder’s American Government, pp 412-416
Read “Johnson, Nixon, and the War
Powers Resolution”.
TYPE
answers to Questions 1-3
Terms and concepts:
Difference between a
treaty and an executive agreement
Power of recognition
Can the President
make war without a Congressional
declaration of war?
How can Congress
authorize the president to use military force?
War Powers
Resolution
Political cartoon due
Thursday, May 1, 2014
United States History
Homework due Friday, May 2
AP: Making
America, pp 778-786
Reg: America:
Pathways to the Present, pp 1037-1049
Both: Terms
to Know
European History
Homework due Friday, May 2
AP: Making
Europe, pp 868-877
AP
Achiever, pp 305-306
Reg: World
History, pp 844-853
CIG
European History, review pp 391-400
Both: Terms
United States Government
Homework due Friday, May 2
Magruder’s American Government, pp 400-403, 405-411.
TYPE
answer to p. 411, #2. Will be
collected and graded.
Terms and Concepts
what does “execute”
mean?
executive orders
ordinance power
appointment power
removal power
executive privilege
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