Ancient World 4th Period
Monday: The Punic Wars continued- Homework (due Tuesday): Study for the test
Tuesday: The Punic Wars concluded
- Homework (due Wednesday): Study for the test
Wednesday: The Roman Civil Wars (not on the test)
- Homework (due Thursday): Study for the test
Thursday: Test
- Homework (due Friday): None
Friday: The Fall of the Roman Republic
- Homework (due Tuesday): None
Ancient World 7th Period
Monday: The Punic Wars concluded
- Homework (due Wednesday): study for the test
Wednesday: The Roman Civil Wars and Fall of the Republic (not on the test)
- Homework (due Thursday): Study for the Test
Thursday: Test
- Homework (due Friday): None
Friday: No class--half day
- Homework (due Tuesday): None
Military History, 5th Period
Monday: Fun with Siege EnginesTuesday: Sword/Nerf work (come dressed to move)
Wednesday: Sword/Nerf work (come dressed to move)
Friday: No class
Modern World History, 6th Period
Monday: Slavery in the U.S.- Homework (due Wednesday): Study for the test
Wednesday: The American Civil War
- Homework (due Thursday): study for the test
Thursday: Test
- Homework (due Friday): None
Friday: No class
- Homework (due Wednesday, January 22): read pages 589-596 (stop at "Cultural Life: Romanticism and Realism in the Western World") and write a response to the following:
- what are the characteristics of a "mass society"? What aspects of our present mass society first emerged during the 19th century?
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