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Finish Notes Online. Q/SCurrent Event #6 Due FridayIf you are
not on remind 101, please sign up! SUPER FAN Day tomorrow! G$ if
you participate!
If you missed Fridays Test, you have until Friday to make it
up.Notebooks: Minus one letter grade per day late.Notebooks and
Tests will be graded by Next Monday.
Warm Up: Week #7Critical Reading: The Magna CartaWrap Up.
Imagine you are a student at UCLA. What did you have to do to
get there? What is your life like as a student? Be
descriptive!Wednesday September 25,2013 College T Shirt
Day.AgendaHome FunWarm UpThe secrets of success will only work if
you do.Critical Reading StrategiesUse pencil# all each
paragraphCircle key terms, cited authors, and other essential words
or numbers.Underline the authors claims and other information
relevant to the reading purpose. Right margin: Main IdeaLeft
margin: IllustrationWarm Up: Week #71-5 Cornell Notes Wrap Up.
Finish Notes Online. Q/SCurrent Event #6 Due FridayIf you are
not on remind 101, please sign up! SUPER FAN Day Thurs! G$ if you
participate!
If you missed Fridays Test, you have until Friday to make it
up.Notebooks: Minus one letter grade per day late.Notebooks and
Tests will be graded by Next Monday.
WORD WALK: I will explain! What are three new words that you
learned and what do they mean?
Tuesday September 24,2013AgendaHome FunWarm UpWhat do you want
to be known for?~ John HarbaughWarm Up: Week #7Illustrated
Vocabulary: Posters: Due at start of period tomorrow! Wrap Up.
Finish Vocabulary PosterCurrent Event #6 Due FridayIf you missed
Fridays Test, you have until Friday to make it up.Notebooks: Minus
one letter grade per day late.Notebooks and Tests will be graded by
Next Monday.
Review. Using page 49, place the following in chronological
order.Jesus preaches in Judea.Justinian's Code completedPlato
completes the Republic.The Roman Republic was founded.
Monday September 23,2013 First day of Fall! AgendaHome FunWarm
UpAll success in life, whether material or spiritual, starts with
the thoughts that you put into your mind every second of every
minute of every day. Your outer world reflects the state of your
inner world. By controlling the thoughts that you think and the way
you respond to the events of your life, you begin to control your
destiny (R. Sharma).
Todays Standard10.2 Students compare and contrast the Glorious
Revolution of England, the American Revolution, and the French
Revolution and their enduring effects worldwide on the political
expectations for self-government and individual liberty.
5Todays ObjectivesIdentify the causes and effects of the
Glorious Revolution of England by taking Cornell notes and class
discussion.
Analyze and describe the Glorious Revolution by creating a
political cartoon.610.2 Part 1 Academic VocabularyCommon
LawAbsolute monarchHabeas corpusLimited monarchyNatural LawThomas
HobbesJohn LockeSocial ContractNatural RightPhilosopheMontesquieu
VoltaireDiderotRousseauLaissez FaireAdam SmithCensorshipEnlightened
despotStamp ActGeorge WashingtonThomas JeffersonPopular
SovereigntyJames MadisonBenjamin FranklinFederal Republic
1.52.22.12.3Term Definition(Glossary)Excerpt from the text.
Include at least 3 surrounding sentences.Color Illustration
SignificanceWarm Up: Week 6 (page 2 in Unit 2)Cornell Notes: Ch 1
Section 5 (page 4 next unit)Wrap Up: Write in complete
sentences.
Notebook Due TomorrowPage #s on every page.Title page.Must be
neat.No loose papers.
Current Event #5 Due Friday (Page 3)Turn to page 49 in book.What
events happened in 1154?1215?And 1689?What do you think may have
influenced these democratic developments in England?Tuesday
September 18,2012 (Rest.)One secret of success in life is for a man
to be ready for his opportunity when it comes.Benjamin
DisraeliAgendaHome FunWarm Up
Warm Up: Week 6 (page 2 in Unit 2)Finish: Cornell Notes: Ch 1
Section 5 (page 4 next unit)Finishing touches on NotebookWrap Up:
Write in complete sentences.
Notebook Due TodayPage #s on every page.Title page.Must be
neat.No loose papers.Post its sticking OUT on make up work.
Current Event #5 Due Friday (Page 3)College T shirt Day: UC
Riverside. Take 3 notes and explain whether or not you would want
to go there.Wednesday September 19,2012 (Min.)AgendaHome FunWarm
Up
Success will not lower its standard to us. We must raise our
standard to success. - Rev. Randall R. McBride, Jr.Warm Up.Rubrics
Magna Carta Rough Draft: Due Date is Thursday 9/27 Wrap Up: Write
in complete sentences.
Current Event #5 Due tomorrow!If you could change three rules at
Valley View, what would they be and why?Thursday September
20,2012AgendaHome FunWarm UpYou cant build a reputation on what you
are going to do. Henry FordGood Morning Warm-UpHave you ever wanted
to over throw your parents? Why?
Please use complete sentence 12START NOTES! Democratic
Developments in England.Essential Question: How did Parliament
emerge victorious in the struggle for political power in medieval
England?Chapter 1 Section 5
14Christian Church, nobility and the monarchy had wealth and
influence
Feudal society = King is most important Lord.
Royalty slowly began to increase their power
Tax Collection
Medieval England15Medieval Reforms
Henry II (12th c) introduced jury trial & common law
Magna Carta (Great Charter) (1215 AD) forced on King John
This was a contract between the king & noblesKing must
govern according to lawno taxes without consentjury trial & due
process for all noblemenMagna Carta161. Old way usually involved
trial by ordeal; common law = whole kingdom eventuallyTake 2 notes
on the Magna Carta
Model Parliament (1295 AD)King Edward I: "What affects all, by
all should be approved"
calls lords, knights, burgesses togethervoted on taxes &
made reforms
Mid 1300's House of Commons was created in Parliament
Nobles & Bishops met in House of Lords
Quick-Write:What did King Edward I mean with this statement? 45
Words
18Burgesses = leading town citizens
British House of Parliament 19
Conflict With the MonarchDivine right 1600s kings claim absolute
power from God
Puritans & Protestants are anti-Catholic
James II Catholic; appoints Catholics to high office makes
Parliament angry
Glorious Revolution - William and Mary (Protestant) take English
throne.
William & Mary sign English Bill of Rights = England
constitutional monarchy.
King James II
20Causes a lot of tension between king and subjectsMention story
of James I, Charles I (executed); Cromwell; and Charles II
(Restoration)James = absolute monarchy disolves parliament many
timesCalls them back in 1640 and they revolt agians the king
sentencing him to deathOliver Crommwell takes over Commonwealth (no
more Monarchy) uses Military rule, encouraged greater religious
observanceEnglish Bill of RightsIn 1689 Mary & William, signed
the English Bill of Rights .
What did it do?
Limited the power of the Monarch
Freedom of speech
Citizens can petition king
No taxing w/o consent
No suspension of parliamentary laws
21END NOTES!
Now is your chance!!!With your partner create your own Great
Charter. (Magna Carta)The following are required:A formal greeting.
(Dear3 grievances/complaints. Explain what your three complaint are
to the administrator.3 Demands/ rights you wish to have that would
correctly satisfy your grievance. Make sure you explain why it is
you to wish you have the right.Sign your Magna Carta.Leave an
X____________________ for the principals signature. (EXTRA CREDIT
if you can get it! )Make it look authentic.BE CREATIVE!Keep it
appropriate! 23Political Cartoons
What do you see?Write down what you see and what you think this
is about. no talking24
What do you see? Write down what you see and what you think this
is about. no talking25Quick-WriteWhat makes the first political
cartoon a political carton?
What makes the second political cartoon different from the first
one?26What does a political cartoon need to have in it?Pictures
that represent what ever you are making it about.
An opinion/statement
Dialogue helps to make it more clear.27Political Cartoon
AssignmentThis is to go into your notebook.
You will be creating a political cartoon for the Glorious
Revolution of England
Your cartoon must represent the causes behind the
revolution.
You may use a mixture of dialogue and pictures or just
pictures
Your pictures must be colorful and neat.
28Political Philosophers Wrap-UpTake out your notebook on the
page across from the notes you took today.Write a 1 paragraph
summary (6-8 sentences)Your paragraph should address the following
things:Who the thinker is and where he/she is fromA summary of the
political thinkers beliefWhether or not their ideas still effect us
todayWhy you agree with them
THIS MUST BE WRITTEN IN PARAGRAPH FORM29How did the
Enlightenment come about? Why is it significant today? During the
scientific revolution people began questioning their traditional
religious beliefs and used logic and science to answer
questions.
Enlightenment was a new movement that applied logic and science
to government, religion, economics, politics & education
This movement inspired three revolutions:Glorious Revolution of
EnglandAmerican RevolutionFrench RevolutionHellenistic CultureU.S.
Bill of RightsEnglish Bill of Rights
EnlightenmentScientific Revolution30How did enlightenment
philosophers spread the knowledge?Method of
Delivery:EncyclopediaArtMusicLiteratureWhat did they teach?Five
Concepts:ReasonNatureHappinessProgressLiberty
Impact:People have the confidence that human reason can solve
social problem
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