And Let the Testing begin....

So just a friendly reminder that you will be having a 30 - 35 question multiple choice test on FRIDAY. In class. You get 80 minutes to write it. That's it. For honest and for true. Hopefully, by Friday, you have recovered from staying up so late and watching the Canadian's men's team win gold!

This week, we are pretty much finishing up with our introductory unit.  Everything that we have looked at so far, we will be looking at again in much more depth and detail.  I can't remember if we decided which topic we wanted to do next (economics or politics) but we do need to decide that for certain on Thursday in class.

So what's going down this week?

Monday

• Like I said to you guys on Friday, you will be having a sub today.  Please also remember that the good copy of your essay, preferably a paper version, is due on Monday.  I'd like them in by the end of the school day.  Those of you who didn't finish your rough copy need to give me something by the end of the day or the mark goes in as Insufficient.  Which means 0.
• For the first 30 minutes of class, work on the acrostics for Democracy, Dictatorship, Free Market and Central Planned
• Finish up vocab sheets with missing definitions and drawings.  This is also an opportunity to fill in the side bar with related terms and people that are relevant to that vocab term
• Watch in class the Crash Course videos on the three important revolutions.  Take notes in your handouts

Tuesday

• Influence on North American Democracies - Classical Liberalism or Iroquois Confederacy?

Wednesday

• Picto-Jeopardy Review Game - Winner gets a deliciously baked treat of their choice
• Second type of writing assignments - Interpreting sources for both -1 and -2

Thursday

• Ranting this week are Jonathan and Rachel Mayko
• Planning for writing assignments, if there is time.  You will probably write the rough draft next week, Tuesday or Wednesday

Friday

• Your favourite thing - TEST DAY!!!!!!!