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= 2/11 (Monday) THE (PLANNED) GLORY OF THE CITY =

= Chapter 22 Test Numbers: The curve is 4 points. The retake cut-off is 32. If you scored less than 32, you may retake the test by Friday, February 15th. If you want to retake the test, please let me know so I can send a copy of the test to the TC (trying to save paper, don't you know). =

=Target: Examine the reasons for growth and improvements of cities in the 19th Century.= = = =I. Return papers, announce next Dates Quiz= =II. AP Test sign up and logistics= =III. Warm up: what are the big themes of the chapter? (How to make McKay do the work for you.)= =IV. Where and why were the large cities= =V. What is the most important reason for the taming of the city?=

= Due Today: M 716-723 (Taming The City) =

= 2/12 (Tuesday - SDOW) THE EMERGING URBAN CLASSES =

=Target: Examine the new urban classes= = = =I. Overview of urban classes= =II. Group work - visual evidence of a Paris apartment= =III. Distribute DBQ documents.=


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= Due Today: M 723-732 (Rich & Poor). Be sure to bring McKay to class. =

= 2/13 (Wednesday) FAMILIES AND SEX(!) =

=Target: Review DBQ work and examine the impact the emerging urbanism upon family life.=

= I. Dates Quiz - All Dates Through 2002 = =II. Return papers / distribute outline= =III. Review Greek DBQ exercise= =IV. The impact of urbanism on family life=

= Due Today: Study for dates quiz. M 732-740 (Changing Family) =

= 2/14 (Thursday - Late Arrival) TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE! =

=Target: Realize that writing a DBQ essay is not as daunting as it seems.=

= I. DBQ Writing =

= Due Today: M 741-746 (Science and Thought) =

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