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June 14
The French Revolution
- Reading Check – Chapter 3 Crossroads
- Geography Background
- Bodies of Water
- Climate
- Agriculture
- Land Ownership
- Agriculture & Land Ownership
- A Closer Look pp.57-58
- In what regions did most of the wealthy live?
- In the poorest regions, which products and terrain are predominant?
- What factors would lead some farmers to be better off than others?
- Conditions Pre-Revolution in Paris & in rural France
- Louis XIV
- Louis XV
- Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette
- Graphic Organizer – Leadership (Activity 3-3 MOODLE PDF) – Upload to Digital Portfolio by June 16
JUNE 7 – 11
*Assignment 3 – Ethical Dimensions: WWII now Due (Week of June 7 – TEAMS)
*Assignment 3.1 – Trinity: was its use justified? Pros & Cons list due by June 8 – TEAMS
*Assignment 4 – The Cold War: How the Cold War Was Fought – due week of June 14
- Proxy Wars
- Diplomacy
- Economics
- Propaganda Wars
- Espionage
- Technology
- Brinkmanship
The Cold War
- Overview
The end of WWII and new lines drawn (Ideologies, the Iron Curtain)Containment – Berlin Blockade, NATO, Warsaw PactKorean WarMcCarthyismConfrontation or Co-existenceThe Khrushchev eraKennedy and CrisesThird World Wars- Detente
- Reagan and the Evil Empire
- The Wall Falls
Homework/Readings:
- Global Forces Chapter 10, 11, 15, 16
- Optional – view MOODLE resources
JUNE 7 – 11
*Assignment 3 – Ethical Dimensions: WWII now Due (Week of June 7 – TEAMS)
*Assignment 3.1 – Trinity: was its use justified? Pros & Cons list due by June 8 – TEAMS
*Assignment 4 – The Cold War: How the Cold War Was Fought – due week of June 14
- Proxy Wars
- Diplomacy
- Economics
- Propaganda Wars
- Espionage
- Technology
- Brinkmanship
The Cold War
- Overview
The end of WWII and new lines drawn (Ideologies, the Iron Curtain)Containment – Berlin Blockade, NATO, Warsaw PactKorean WarMcCarthyismConfrontation or Co-existenceThe Khrushchev era- Kennedy and Crises
- Third World Wars
- Detente
- Reagan and the Evil Empire
- The Wall Falls
Homework/Readings:
- Global Forces Chapter 10, 11, 15, 16
- Optional – view MOODLE resources
JUNE 7 – 11
*Assignment 3 – Ethical Dimensions: WWII now Due (Week of June 7 – TEAMS)
*Assignment 3.1 – Trinity: was its use justified? Pros & Cons list due by June 8 – TEAMS
*Assignment 4 – The Cold War: How the Cold War Was Fought due week of June 14
- Proxy Wars
- Diplomacy
- Economics
- Propaganda Wars
- Espionage
- Technology
- Brinkmanship
The Cold War
- Overview
The end of WWII and new lines drawn (Ideologies, the Iron Curtain)Containment – Berlin Blockade, NATO, Warsaw PactKorean WarMcCarthyism- Confrontation or Co-existence
- The Krushchev era
- Kennedy and Crises
- Third World Wars
- Detente
- Reagan and the Evil Empire
- The Wall Falls
Homework/Readings:
- Global Forces Chapter 10, 11, 15, 16
- Optional – view MOODLE resources
June 9-11 (Off-week)
Readings/homework:
Crossroads (*NEW) Text (see MOODLE for PDF)
Ch.1 – Modern Age – by Monday, June 7
Cause & Effect Diagram (#2, p.12) upload to TEAMS by Tuesday, June 8
Ch.2 – English Civil War – by Tuesday, June 8- Ch.3 – Revolution in France – by Friday, June 11
*Legacies of Colonialism Assignment due week of June 7
Philosophers & Philosophes – some important ideas regarding the relationship between government and the people being governed
June 8 (Off-week)
Readings/homework:
Crossroads (*NEW) Text (see MOODLE for PDF)
Ch.1 – Modern Age – by Monday, June 7
Cause & Effect Diagram (#2, p.12) upload to TEAMS by Tuesday, June 8
Ch.2 – English Civil War – by Tuesday, June 8- Ch.3 – Revolution in France – by Friday, June 11
*Legacies of Colonialism Assignment due week of June 7
The Fight for Democracy & the English Civil War: A Background to Canada’s model of Govt
How did the geography of Britain contribute to the conditions that would lead to change?
role of bays and harbours?lowlands vs highlands?
What was English society like in the 17th Century?
social hierarchyeconomic activities
conclusions from Table 2-2? Then vs. Now?
religion
Protestantism (Anglican Church)Puritanism (Calvinists)
suspicion of women, witches, and original sin
- Parliament vs The Divine Right of Kings
- Magna Carta & establishment of Parliament
- James VI (Scotland) –> James I (England) & absolute monarchy
- Charles I
- grievances with the people
- Short Parliament
- Long Parliament & the Grand Remonstrance
- Civil War
- Cavaliers vs local militia
- The New Model Army & Oliver Cromwell, the Roundheads
- Puritans vs Presbyterians
- role of churches
- role/return of Charles I
- Rump Parliament
- Arguments at Trial
- Republican Rule under Cromwell
- The Restoration and Constitutional Monarchy
- Charles II
- Tories vs Whigs
- Test Act
- The Glorious Revolution and the end to Divine Right of Kings
- James II
- William of Orange and the Bill of Rights
JUNE 7 – 11
*Assignment 3 – Ethical Dimensions: WWII now Due (Week of June 7 – TEAMS)
*Assignment 3.1 – Trinity: was its use justified? Pros & Cons list due by June 8 – TEAMS
*Assignment 4 – The Cold War: How the Cold War Was Fought due week of June 14
- Proxy Wars
- Diplomacy
- Economics
- Propaganda Wars
- Espionage
- Technology
- Brinkmanship
The Cold War
- Overview
The end of WWII and new lines drawn (Ideologies, the Iron Curtain)Containment – Berlin Blockade, NATO, Warsaw Pact- Korean War
- McCarthyism
- Confrontation or Co-existence
- The Krushchev era
- Kennedy and Crises
- Third World Wars
- Detente
- Reagan and the Evil Empire
- The Wall Falls
Homework/Readings:
- Global Forces Chapter 10, 11, 15, 16
- Optional – view MOODLE resources
June 7 (Off-week)
Readings/homework:
Crossroads (*NEW) Text (see MOODLE for PDF)
- Ch.1 – Modern Age – by Monday, June 7
- Cause & Effect Diagram (#2, p.12) upload to TEAMS by Tuesday, June 8
- Ch.2 – English Civil War – by Tuesday, June 8
- Ch.3 – Revolution in France – by Friday, June 11
*Legacies of Colonialism Assignment due week of June 7
The Fight for Democracy & the English Civil War: A Background to Canada’s model of Govt
- How did the geography of Britain contribute to the conditions that would lead to change?
- role of bays and harbours?
- lowlands vs highlands?
- What was English society like in the 17th Century?
- social hierarchy
- economic activities
- conclusions from Table 2-2? Then vs. Now?
- religion
- Protestantism (Anglican Church)
- Puritanism (Calvinists)
- suspicion of women, witches, and original sin
- Parliament vs The Divine Right of Kings
- Magna Carta & establishment of Parliament
- James VI (Scotland) –> James I (England) & absolute monarchy
- Charles I
- grievances with the people
- Short Parliament
- Long Parliament & the Grand Remonstrance
- Civil War
- Cavaliers vs local militia
- The New Model Army & Oliver Cromwell, the Roundheads
- Puritans vs Presbyterians
- role of churches
- role/return of Charles I
- Rump Parliament
- Arguments at Trial
- Republican Rule under Cromwell
- The Restoration and Constitutional Monarchy
- Charles II
- Tories vs Whigs
- Test Act
- The Glorious Revolution and the end to Divine Right of Kings
- Janes II
- William of Orange and the Bill of Rights
JUNE 7 – 11
*Assignment 3 – Ethical Dimensions: WWII now Due (Week of June 7 – TEAMS)
*Assignment 3.1 – Trinity: was its use justified? Pros & Cons list due by June 8 – TEAMS
*Assignment 4 – The Cold War: How the Cold War Was Fought due week of June 14
- Proxy Wars
- Diplomacy
- Economics
- Propaganda Wars
- Espionage
- Technology
- Brinkmanship
The Cold War
- Overview
- The end of WWII and new lines drawn (Ideologies, the Iron Curtain)
- Containment – Berlin Blockade, NATO, Warsaw Pact
- Korean War
- McCarthyism
- Confrontation or Co-existence
- The Krushchev era
- Kennedy and Crises
- Third World Wars
- Detente
- Reagan and the Evil Empire
- The Wall Falls
Homework/Readings:
- Global Forces Chapter 10, 11, 15, 16
- Optional – view MOODLE resources
Readings/homework:
Crossroads Text
- Ch.1 – Modern Age – by Monday, June 7
- Cause & Effect Diagram (#2, p.12) upload to TEAMS by Tuesday, June 8
- Ch.2 – English Civil War – by Tuesday, June 8
- Ch.3 – Revolution in France – by Friday, June 11
*Legacies of Colonialism Assignment due week of June 7
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