Social 10
We finished watching "The Tides of War" in class today. I would also like you to visit the following website and watch the following video clips from the CBC Archives, it's called Relocation to Redress:The Internment of Japanese-Canadians.
Social 20
We watched a video on "China's One Child Policy" today in class.
Upcoming Important Dates for Social 20 Students:
- International Conflict (WWI) Unit Final is on Tuesday, May 23rd
- WWI Dossier Assignment is due on Wednesday, May 24th
- In-Class Position Paper (WWI) is on Thursday, May 25th (in the Blenheim lab)
Spiderman is enjoying a nice cruise for the long weekend.
ReplyDeletedo we need to know the tangier crisis and the Agadir crisis? Do we need to know in detail battles such as the marne, the somme, and ypres??
ReplyDeleteI'm kind of stuck for the essay.. I don't think that it was justified. i was going to use Austria-hungary to blame for the beginning of the war and then like how everyone involved should have been blamed but I don't know what i could use for a third piece of evidence... suggestions anybody???
ReplyDeleteGuys I'm really stuck for a third argument... I could really use help now... I have absolutely no idea what to put! :p
ReplyDeleteDo we need to know wilson's 14 points in detail (like every one of them) or just generalized like what they helped to solve etc.
ReplyDeletecould I use what we talked about in class about how it was easier to blame one country instead of a bunch of smaller ones (A-H was split up after the war)
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ReplyDeleteSamantha: Your 10:08 p.m. comment seems reasonable to me. As far as Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points-don't memorize them, just have a general understanding of what they were all about.
ReplyDeleteHave a general understanding about the major battles of WWI, just so you can distinguish between them on a multiple choice test.
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ReplyDeleteCan you please summarize for me like what I do need to know about Wilson's 14 points then? I'm kind of lost there...
ReplyDeleteis our test really only 50 questions?
ReplyDeleteFor key events/battles of WWI would those be found on the chart we did on the western and eastern fronts and stuff?? Do we need to no Ypres, passchendaele, etc. Like which battles do we need to know???
ReplyDeleteWWI battles are from the chart. Yes, the test is only 50 questions long, so please remember to bring your other Social 20 textbook. Samantha, don't stress about Wilson's Fourteen Points too much, just know that his Fourteen Points are sort of the foundation for the treaties that are signed post-WWI, although not all of the points are fulfilled. For example, the US doesn't join the League of Nations because the U.S. Congress wants the U.S. to remain isolationist.
ReplyDeleteOk got ya... another question on the study guide it says "self-determination" what do you mean by this??
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