WWI, Revolutions, Fascism, and WWII - HonorsLast Updated: 5/14/11 |
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Vocabulary List for WWI, Revolutions, Fascism, and WWII LecturesGreen World History book study pages: 596-622, 631-634, 641-652, 684-710 19th Century Nations and Nationalism (precursors to WWI) AssignmentsDue Tuesday 4/26 - Map: WWI Europe Due Wednesday 4/27 - WWI worksheet Due Wednesday 5/4 - Quick-write: Shaking the hand. Due Thursday 5/5 - Post WWI-Europe worksheet Due Monday 5/15 - Adolf Hitler - Speech of April 12, 1921 and Qs for the Speech Due Monday 5/15 - Map: WWII Europe Due Wednesday 5/18 - In-class writing on Maus Vol. 1 Due Friday 5/20 - 4 Holocaust Reading Questions Due Monday 5/23 - In-class writing on Maus Vol. 2 Due Tuesday 5/24 - Worksheet on "Allied Victories" (pp.702-710) Due Thursday 5/26 - Listen to Shostakovich's Quartet No. 8 As they listen students write down everything they imagine as they year the piece. Final question after their flow-of-consciousness writing: Does this piece serve as an appropriate memorial? Due Thursday 5/26 - Reasearch Paper on WWI and WWII topics. Hint: Suggested Research Topics Due Friday 5/27 - WWI to WWII unit test ReadingsAdolf Hitler - Speech of April 12, 1921 - Qs for the Speech Benito Mussolini: What is Fascism, 1932 President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points - January, 8, 1918 - Not used this semester Unit Links (not required)World War I - Wikipedia - quite good Fascism from Wikipedia |