AP Euro Spring 2016 January 6 • Agenda: – Write a LEQ based on your reading. This LEQ must be done in the Ame alloCed during class. – QuesAon: What were the social, economic, and poliAcal causes of the French RevoluAon th January 7 • Agenda: – Peer edit LEQ from Wednesday – Students go to hCp://chnm.gmu.edu/revoluAon/ – They are assigned a topic. They must read the essay on the their part of the French RevoluAon and be prepared to report out to their colleagues in small groups. – Web quest on causes of and the history of the French RevoluAon. – At the end of class students will report out on their assigned work. th January 11 • Agenda: – Turn in your paragraph that was homework assigned on Thursday. – Notes on the early phase of the French RevoluAon – Joseph Sieyes – Voltaire, The English ConsAtuAon. th January 13 • Warm Up: Get you readings assigned on Monday out on your desk. • Agenda: – Discussion of documents. – 10 minutes to prepare to talk about your assigned beginning of the French RevoluAon PresentaAon – Last 25 minutes to share out in a small circle with everyone taking notes. January 14 • Warm Up: Get back in the circle you were in yesterday to be finish sharing out on causes of the revoluAon. Please turn in your re-­‐writes for the LEQ Causes of the French RevoluAon Essay. • Agenda: – Share out causes – Notes on RevoluAon – Begin RevoluAon Timeline AcAvity. January 19 • Warm Up: Get out your French RevoluAon Ameline assignments and your French RevoluAon documents set. • Agenda: – Share out Amelines – Pass back all old assignments. – Notes on RevoluAon/Discussion of docs – Napoleon Video – Discuss test on Thursday. January 19 • Homework: – Due Wednesday January 27th. – Notes and Notecards for chapters 22 and 23. January 25 • Warm Up: Learnerator QuesAons, get out a sheet of paper and be prepared to work with the person next to you. • Agenda: – Urban Game – Discussion of why Britain – Mural of the first Industrial RevoluAon • Create a mural depicAng the first industrial revoluAon in groups. – Discussion of the beginnings of Industrial RevoluAon in England. January 25 • Homework: – By Thursday read chapter 23 and have notes and notecards for that chapter – By next Thursday February 04 have notes and notecards for chapters 22 and 24. February 1 • Warm Up: Paper pass back and go over exam. • Agenda: – Go over exam – Discuss weekend – Finish industrializaAon notes – Discuss Silent debate. February 4 • Warm Up: Pass out silent debate parameters. Turn in notes and notecards for chapter 22 and 24. • Agenda: – Silent Debate Prep – Silent Debate – Chapter 22 topical assignments. Due one Monday. February 8 • Warm Up: With the person next to you get ready to look at some mulAple choice fun. • Agenda: – Decide who won 1 on 1’s from last week – 30 minutes to work on topicals for Wednesday – Isims discussion. February 10 • Agenda: – Topicals – Discussion of isms • Homework: – Chapter 25 Reading due February 19th – Test over lots of stuff February 22nd February 11 • Agenda: – Finish Topicals – Finish Discussion of isms – Begin RomanAcism • Homework: – Chapter 25 Reading +Notes due Thursday February 18th – Test over lots of stuff February 22nd IndustrializaAon, Isms, RomanAcism, RevoluAons of 1848, and BriAsh poliAcal Reforms of the 19th Century.