5 - World History '20 - '21 Assignments

Once you have completed your final, attach your final to this assignment.

For more details, read the document carefully

To prepare for your Socratic Seminar, you will complete this worksheet. The assignment is due the morning before your Socratic Seminar on Monday January 11th.

You will need to write 15 questions (8 literal, 4 interpretive, 3 applied) about World War One.

During the Socratic Seminar, you will use this worksheet to ask your group, your questions.

🚨The Socratic Seminar is part of your final exam, valued at 80 points🚨

You will put yourself into the shoes of a British or French soldier during World War I. From that perspective, you will write a letter home to a love one describing your experience in the trenches/the war.

There are four questions on the lecture you need to answer.

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Use the lecture notes to answer the questions in the document.

Log on to Pear Deck to answer the questions.
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This is your worksheet prep for your Socratic Seminar next Thursday. Read the instructions on the worksheet carefully.

This is the written portion of the exam.

If you missed the Socratic Seminar, email Ms. So

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Use the lecture notes to complete the questions.

Use the notes to help you answer the questions

Read and answer the questions

Finish the Pear Deck questions from class today, we will finish the rest of the videos + the Factory Chart on Thursday

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This assessment can only be completed during zoom class. If you missed the assessment, you may make-up the assessment during office hours if you have an excused absence.

Use the attached notes to answer the questions in the worksheet

Directions: You will use this form to complete your newspaper article assignment.
Find an article online from the following news source only:
(1) New York Times (www.nyt.com)
(2) NPR (https://www.npr.org)
(3) SF Gate (www.sfgate.com)
(4) Buzzfeed News (https://www.buzzfeednews.com)
(5) Newsela (www.newsela.com) [this website is a collection news articles that have been adapted to be more reader friendly]
(6) CBS News (www.cbsnews.com)

DO NOT read articles on ENTERTAINMENT/GOSSIP, TRAVEL/LEISURE, or SPORTS.
Find an article about an issue that affects our world today.
The article you select may not be more than one month old. If you select an article from more than a month ago and/or read an article from a section you are not supposed to read, it will result in a zero for your grade.

When you finish your Pear Deck classwork, just press the turn in button.

Using the reading "Causes of the French Revolution" fill in the details for each cause (bullet points are okay).

Answer the response questions after the class activity "Challenges in Rule"

Using the Google Slide: Timeline of Democracy complete the Worksheet from Google Docs
A lecture is also available to view via YouTube

We will do a quick overview on Thursday's Zoom class.

Using the reading Political Philosophers, you will complete the worksheet assigned

Using the vocabulary and information from the Google Slides: Why Government, answer the two questions on the Google Doc. Write in complete sentences and make sure you explain your answers.

Use the link to join this Pear Deck activity!
*Make sure you are signed on with your school gmail account*

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Using the class notes: Geography and Map Skills, fill in your notes sheet by answering the questions.

Complete the questions before class on Thursday. We will have a class discussion on the questions during class!

Using images, words, and phrase, create a Google Slide visual that describes the community/communities you belong.

Use the Google Form to have you and your parent/guardian sign the class syllabus and fill in contact information.
Remember to be signed on to your school's email to access the Google Form