Due Thursday 3/24: Read Sherman chapter 14 & answer q. 1-5 on p. 202
Due Friday 3/25: PERSIA Chart (Chapters 23, 24, 25)
Kagan Qs-Chapters 23, 24, 25
Due Tuesday 3/29: Isms Mini-Project
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Homework for 3/17
Due Friday 3/18: Finish reading Kagan Chapter 24 & Sherman Chapter 14
Due Monday 3/21: Read Kagan pp. 854-864
Unit Test #2 date changed from Tuesday 3/22 to Wednesday 3/23
Due Monday 3/21: Read Kagan pp. 854-864
Unit Test #2 date changed from Tuesday 3/22 to Wednesday 3/23
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Homework due 3/17
DBQ Essay Prep: Industrialization in Manchester
Prepare to write in class essay by filling out charts and creating a thesis
Prepare to write in class essay by filling out charts and creating a thesis
Friday, March 11, 2011
Homework for 3/11 (Weekend)
For Monday (3/14)
Read Kagan-complete chapter 23
Read Sherman-complete chapter 13
Current Event (if you have not handed in yet)
For Tuesday (3/15)
Read Kagan pp. 815-825
Read Kagan-complete chapter 23
Read Sherman-complete chapter 13
Current Event (if you have not handed in yet)
For Tuesday (3/15)
Read Kagan pp. 815-825
Monday, March 7, 2011
Homework for 3/7
Read German & Italian Unification Document Packets
Answer document questions
Read Sherman (pp. 167-172)
List the common factors of Nationalism
Be prepared to discuss German & Italian Unification in class on Thursday 3/10
Current Event (March) Due Monday 3/14
Answer document questions
Read Sherman (pp. 167-172)
List the common factors of Nationalism
Be prepared to discuss German & Italian Unification in class on Thursday 3/10
Current Event (March) Due Monday 3/14
Friday, March 4, 2011
Homework for Weekend (3/4-3/7)
Read Sherman chapter 12
Answer the following questions based on the "Revolutions of 1848 PowerPoint" (on my BMHS site-link on right part of page)
1. What were the main causes of the revolutions of 1848? In what parts of Europe did revolution quickly spread?
2. What was the usual pattern followed by these revolutions?
3. Why was it said that "when France sneezes, all of Europe catches cold?" [refer to the events in Hungary, Austria, Prussia, Spain, and Italy in 1848].
4. What social/political divisions were exposed by the revolutions of 1848 in France, Austria, and Prussia?
5. Why did Louis Blanc become popular in Paris during the June uprisings there?
6. How was the Frankfurt Assembly a more national political body than a democratic one?
7. Why did Louis Napoleon Bonaparte win the election for President of the Second French Republic at the end of 1848?
8. How was the Frankfurt Constitution a reflection of the egalitarian values of the mid-19c? What ultimately happened to it?
9. Why can it be said that "1848 was the turning-point at which modern history didn't turn?"
10. Why were the 1848 revolutions unsuccessful?
11. Even though they were an immediate failure, what were some of the long-term effects of the Revolutions of 1848? What political gains were sustained?
Answer the following questions based on the "Revolutions of 1848 PowerPoint" (on my BMHS site-link on right part of page)
1. What were the main causes of the revolutions of 1848? In what parts of Europe did revolution quickly spread?
2. What was the usual pattern followed by these revolutions?
3. Why was it said that "when France sneezes, all of Europe catches cold?" [refer to the events in Hungary, Austria, Prussia, Spain, and Italy in 1848].
4. What social/political divisions were exposed by the revolutions of 1848 in France, Austria, and Prussia?
5. Why did Louis Blanc become popular in Paris during the June uprisings there?
6. How was the Frankfurt Assembly a more national political body than a democratic one?
7. Why did Louis Napoleon Bonaparte win the election for President of the Second French Republic at the end of 1848?
8. How was the Frankfurt Constitution a reflection of the egalitarian values of the mid-19c? What ultimately happened to it?
9. Why can it be said that "1848 was the turning-point at which modern history didn't turn?"
10. Why were the 1848 revolutions unsuccessful?
11. Even though they were an immediate failure, what were some of the long-term effects of the Revolutions of 1848? What political gains were sustained?
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