US History II Honors (01)

Due Monday, Nov. 16:

Write a one page essay about a person to whom you would like to award your own medal of honor. You are writing about a person who has gone beyond the call of duty in any arena -- friend, parent, grandparent, teacher, coach, doctor, nurse, etc. The person can be living or dead.

Due Tues., Nov. 17:

Test on Chap. 24. Review Sheet due as a quiz grade.

US History II Honors (02)

AP US History I

Due Friday, Nov. 13:

Review Sheet for Chap. 9 due. This is a quiz grade.

Due Monday, Nov. 16:

Test on Chap. 9. The essay for the test is as follows: (you may use an outline during the test.): To what extent was the AOC an inadequate form of government? Did such inadequacies make the Constitutional Convention a second American Revolution? Finally, why did the federalists' view of a strong central government win?

Due Tues., Nov. 17:

Read Chap. 10.

Due Thurs., Nov. 19:

Read pages 200-210. Prepare 10 multiple choice questions from this reading. Make sure to do at least one from each subsection.

Due Tues., Nov. 24:

Prepare a one page creative essay on any one of the characters from the Movie the Patriot. You can write about what the character's quality are or how you admire that person.  You could do a diary entry or letter written by one of the characters or make a comparison of the character to someone you know.  Be creative.  This is a quiz grade.   

World Studies Acclerated

Due Monday, Nov. 16:

Read Section 1 of Chap. 6.

Due Tues., Nov. 17:

Read Chap. 6, Section 2. Due Weds. Nov. 18: Read pages 160-162 so that you can complete flow chart on Caesar.

Due Thurs. Nov. 19: 

Quiz on sections 1-2 of Chap. 6. 

Due Monday, Nov.23: 

Part I of We are the Olympian project is due. Find 10 facts about the God you have been assigned.  This is a quiz grade.  Even though you are working in pairs -- you each find 10. 

World Studies Honors