Monthly Archives: February 2012

Chapter 24

First, such a much better job on Chapter 23 quizzes. I think you are all getting the hang of it!

Chapter 24 is about War on the Homefront.

1. Watch Influenza 1918 which is part of the PBS American Experience series. You will take notes on a. factors that contributed to the spread of flu and b. actions of public health officials. The flu epidemic is little covered in US history courses, but killed 675,000 Americans, so it is definitely something we should know about.

Link to the movie: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/influenza/player/

2. Students worked in groups to take notes about one subset of Americans and both their stance on the war and how the war impacted the group. Those notes were shared on Wednesday and possibly Thursday. The chart with all of the groups and the notes you should have taken is on my teacher page under Chapter 24 chart.

We will take a quick quiz over Chapter 24 on Friday and begin talking about Chapter 25, the Treat of Versailles and the end of World War I.

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Chapter 23

Chapter 23 Homework

Homework for this Chapter is pretty minimal:

1. Answers to “All Quiet on the Western Front” questions

2. Trench Warfare Handout #1

3. WWI Weapons handout

We will take the quiz on Friday, February 17. Bring all of this work to class on that day.

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Chapter 22

Assignments for Chapter 22 that need to be completed before taking the homework quiz:

Notes from Powerpoint dated 2/1/2012

Questions from 22.2

WWI Map – completed!

22.3-22.4 questions, plus Processing Paragraph

If you have all of this work done, you can take the homework quiz. Makeup quizzes  must be completed by February 15. You only get one chance to make it up.

All students who have a No Pass (NP in gradebook) or who have not taken the quiz by February 15 will be referred to mandatory tutoring to complete their homework and take the quiz.

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