Day 3

1.  Post 11.1 FN and look at the map below. Can you find at least 5 Germanic tribes and where they originated?

2.  Unscramble main events from 11.1 (don't use book, notes, ipad....JUST BRAIN POWER!)

3.  Review Justinian and the crumble of the Eastern Empire (create growth and decline chart)
HW=review for Ch 6 Test on Day 1 and Asia Physical Geography test on Day 2.

Ch 6 Test
Review major events from each section
Be sure that you can analyze how each event led to R (rise), M (maintenance) or F (fall) of ROME.
This will assessment will measure how well you can tell the story of the Roman Empire from 753 BCE-1453 CE
**You can practice this at home and/or with friends!  HOW?

Located in Istanbul, Turkey this was first created as a Greek basilica and housed relics.  It was destroyed during riots and then rebuilt as a church under the orders of Justinian.  After Justinian Sultan Mehmet (Ottoman) transformed it into a Mosque.  Bells, altar and some other Christian artwork was removed and replaced with Islamic features like calligraphy, four minarets and geometric decor.  It is now a museum.  Hagia Sophia was the world's largest cathedral until 1520 (when Seville Cathedral was built).

Day 2

1.  Review the Greco-Roman culture
2.  Finish Gladiator
3.  Make sure timelines are up to date
HW=11.1 FN

Day 1

1.  Grab a Fall of Rome handout!
2.  Review your dates for 6.4
3.  Can you fill in the FOR handout without notes or book?
4.  6.4 Blog Quiz
5.  Finish Gladiator
HW=6.5 FN

Quiz must include:
Marcus Aurelius
Divided
Byzantium
Attila the Hun
Disease
Ottoman Turks

Day 3

 

6.3 The Rise of Christianity
1. Summarize the life of Jesus.
2. Trace the spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire. 
3. Analyze Christianity’s appeal.

1.  Review your notes and highlight the 5 main events.  Explain to your partner when you are done to see if you agree or disagree on any events.
2.  Complete 6.3 Cause and Effect (get this from Ch 6 handouts)
3.  Gladiator (get this from Ch 6 handouts)
HW=6.4 FN and continue studying for Asia physical geography (pull this up now)

Day 2

Find your NEW SEAT!!!!!!  Pass Back Midterm and collect again 

1.  Post 6.2 HW (make sure you include your last name in the post title)
2.  Highlight your 6.2 most important dates in your notes
3.  6.2 Review and add dates to your timeline
4.  Begin Gladiator
5.  HW=6.3 FN


6.2  The Roman Empire

     1.  Analyze the problems facing the Roman Republic.

     2.  Summarize the events leading to the creation of the Roman Empire.

     3.  Describe the empire’s economy and government.

Day 1

Welcome Back!

STANDING STILL=NEVER HEARD OF THIS TERM
                     1 STEP=HEARD OF THIS TERM
                   2 STEPS =CAN EXPLAIN THIS TERM IN MY MIND
                    3 STEPS=I CAN EXPLAIN THIS TERM TO TWO OTHER PEOPLE

1.  Review schedule for the week.
2.  Ch 6.1 Quiz
3.  6.1 GR
4.  Introduce Roman Timeline Project (1000BC=1453)
5.  Plot 6.1 dates
6.  HW=6.2 FN

6.1  The Roman Republic

     1.  Describe how geography influenced Rome’s development.

     2.  Create a chart that shows the main institutions of the Roman Republic.

     3.  Find the causes and effects of the Punic Wars.

Day 3

1.  Complete your study guide
2.  Create topic sentences for each possible essay topic
HW=study for midterm which is on day 1

Day 2

Dear World Historians,  I went home sick today so please complete the following with your partner.

1.  Post 5.5 notes
2. Get Alexander Leader from Ch 5 google site

• Complete the leadership characteristic description column.
• Discuss cause and effect of the 6 events below from 5.4 reading
• Evaluate Alexander the Great as a leader.  Did he live up to his name?  
• Complete the third column of the leadership handout using the events below.

HW=Work on Study Guide

Rate Alexander as a leader.  Did he live up to his name?
Use the following actions to evaluate him.

1.  He led soldiers across Hellespont to Anatolia
2.  He launched a surprise attack against Persians near Issus.
3.  He rejected Darius' peace settlement of a third of his empire.
4.  He lauched a phalanx attacked followed by a calvary charge at Gaugamela.
5.  He lead his army into Indus Valley.
6.  He poured out drinking water offered to him in the desert.

Day 1

1.  Europe Physical Geography Test
HALEY'S BUDDHISM PRESENTATION!
2.  Troy
3.  Review 5.4
HW=5.5 and start creating your midterm study guide (see under "midterm review" on google site)

5.4 Alexander the Great
1. Describe Phillip’s conquest of Greece.
2. Explain how Alexander was able to conquer the Persian Empire. 
3. Summarize Alexander’s conquests and their impact on future
cultures.

Day 2

Announcements

• Day 3 report to 321 for attendance then we will go to library for orientation.
• Day 1 you will have the Europe Physical Geography test
• Midterms begin 10/14 and you will have one in World History I

Class

1. Review Pericles and Athens Golden Age
2. Thesis practice-Explain Pericles' Effect on Athenian Golden Age.
3. Continue with Troy
4. HW=5.4 due Day 1 and European Physical Geography Test

5.3 Democracy and Greece’s Golden Age

1. Identify Pericles and his three goals for Athens.
2. Explain the cause and effect of the Peloponnesian War. 
3. Describe the work of Socrates, Aristotle and Plato