Chapter+21+-+Industrial+Rev

= 1/7 (Monday) WELCOME BACK. HERE'S THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION = = = = BE SURE TO BRING McKAY AND SHERMAN TO CLASS THIS WEEK. =

= Chapter 20 Test Numbers: The curve is 6 points. The retake cut-off is 52. If you scored less than 52, you may retake the test by Friday, January 11th. If you want to retake, please let me know ASAP so I can send a copy of the test to the TC. =

= Target: Examine the development of the Industrial Revolution in Britain =

= I. Review French Revolution test = = II. Chronological introduction to Industrial Revolution =

= Due Today: Study for Final! Also, M 656-665 (Industrial Revolution In Britain) =

= 1/8 (Tuesday) WHY NOW? WHY BRITAIN? =

= Target: Examine competing explanations for British industrialization = = = = I. Conclude chronological introduction to British Industrial Revolution = = II. Compare Heilbroner and McKay explanations for IR =


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= Due Today: S 147 (Heilbroner), S 138 (Factory Act), S 139 (Disraeli) =

= 1/9 (Wednesday) INDUSTRIALIZATION ON THE CONTINENT =

= Target: Compare British and Continental industrialization =

= I. Revisit Heilbroner and McKay = = II. Graphic organizers: British and Continental industrialization. =

= Due Today: M 665-672 (Industrialization On The Continent) = = =

= 1/10 (Thursday) REVIEW DAY 1 =

= Due Today: Review Questions. Write one review question for each chapter (total of 9 questions). The questions should be legitimately challenging questions (__not__ "What is the capital of France?") that might appear on the test (__not__ "What was Rousseau's birthday?"). = = Each question should be written/typed on the front of a separate sheet of paper or note-card. The answer should be written on the back. Be sure your writing is legible. =

= 1/11 (Friday) REVIEW DAY 2 =

= Attention: There will be a voluntary Final Exam review session in Room 7044 starting at 7:00. All are welcome. =

= Due Today: Study! Study! Study! =

= 1/22 (Tuesday) SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF INDUSTRIALIZATION = = = =Target: Assess the social consequences of industrialization by beginning to develop DBQ document analysis skills.= = = =I. Discussion of Final and French Revolution FRQ= =II. Hello, DBQ!=
 * =Importance of chronology with complicated prompt=
 * =Finding the right categories when the prompt is open=
 * =Specific evidence=


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= Due Today: M 672-682 (Relations Between Capital & Labor), S 144 (Monet), S 145 (Scott) =

= 1/23 (Wednesday) EVALUATING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION = = = =Target: Continue to assess the social consequences of industrialization by working DBQ document analysis and grouping skills.= = = =I. Group work on grouping (ha)= =II. Discussion of possible groupings.=

= Due Today: Begin working on Manchester DBQ. = = 1. Read the question three times = = 2. Think of a possible thesis based on what you already know about the British industrial revolution. = = 3. Brainstorm how you might answer the essay without documents = = 4. Read and annotate the documents with the question and possible thesis in mind. = = 5. Try to come up with groups for your documents. =

= 1/24 (Thursday - Activity Period) WRITING ON THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION = = = = There will be a Dates Quiz next week, covering the dates through 1989. Be prepared. =

=Target: Continue to work on writing about the Industrial Revolution.= = = =I. Collect AP MISER= = II. Chapter 21 FRQ outline exercise - demonstrate learning and understanding = =III. Refine Manchester DBQ outlines=


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= Due Today: Chapter 21 AP MISER. Be ready for chapter writing. =

= 1/25 (Friday) INDUSTRIALIZATION TEST. =

= CHAPTER 21 REVIEW SESSION IN ROOM 7044 AT 7:15. =

= I. Chapter 21 Test - Be amazing = =II. Contemplate the sweetness of life=

= Due Today: Chapter 21 Annotations =