Social 10-1
I gave you a major assignment today, an Illustrated Concept Map. This assignment is due next Monday. If you missed today's class, you will need to get this handout from me, and you'll also need it to be explained to you. I also gave you a worksheet that covers Unit 1 (Chapters 1-5 in your textbook). I assigned homework from this worksheet. Please make sure that you have read Chapter 2 for tomorrow, and that you have added the five terms from Chapter 2 to your glossary of key terms.
Upcoming Important Dates for Social 10-1 Students:
- World Geography Test is tomorrow
- Chapter 2 Key Terms are due tomorrow as well
- Illustrated Concept Map Assignment is due on Monday, September 24th
Social 20
You wrote your Enlightenment Thinkers Quiz today. After you completed the quiz I started a video called "The French Revolution", which you will complete tomorrow. I collected your Chapter 3 questions (Q1-16), and I returned your Chapter 2 questions. Please remember that the Declaration of the Rights of Man assignment is due tomorrow, and make sure you have your DBA #1 ready for Wednesday. I also announced that the French Revolution Test is next Monday, please see the study guide below.
Upcoming Important Dates for Social 20 Students:
- Declaration of the Rights of Man assignment is due tomorrow
- DBA #1 is due on Wednesday, September 19th
- French Revolution Test is on Monday, September 24th
French Revolution Test Study Guide:
1. Key Terms, Key Events, Key People of the French Revolution (the following list is a good start):
- Bastille
- cahiers
- Civil Constitution of the Clergy
- Committee of Public Safety
- Danton
- Declaration of the Rights of Man
- Directory
- the Three Estates
- Estates General
- Girondins
- "Great Fear"
- Jacobins
- Lafayette
- Law of Suspects
- Levee en Masse
- Louis XVI
- Marat
- Marie-Antoinette
- the "Mountain"
- National Assembly
- National Convention
- Necker
- Old Regime
- the "Plain"
- Reign of Terror
- Republic of Virtue
- Revolutionary Tribunal
- Robespierre
- Sans-culottes
- September Massacres
- Supreme Being
- Tennis Court Oath
*This list is alphabetically arranged from a glossary of key terms that I gave to you as a handout, so study from it.
2. Structure of French Society under the Old Regime
3. Causes of the French Revolution (intellectual, political, social, economic)
4. Declaration of the Rights of Man (major concepts/ideas in the Declaration)
5. Revolutionary Governments
6. Reign of Terror
7. Changes that the Jacobins introduced into French society
8. Key Figures/Leaders of the Revolution
9. Political Spectrum
10. Results of the French Revolution
Are you feeling feisty? Then you may want to play a couple of the games that I have set up hyperlinks to below (you might even learn something
French Revolution: Make the Teacher Walk the Plank!
French Revolution: Fling the Teacher!
Early French Revolution: Penalty Shootout (hopefully, you'll have better luck than England did at the last World Cup)
Don't throw me too far...
27 comments:
you said the geography test tomorrow (social 10) is on 40 countries and 10 cities /50 marks. but you only told us 29 countries and 11 cities... are the other ones just like a suprise?
Well for the test tomorrow (social 10) it says to find the capital Camberra but I can't find it on my atlas on the maps, nor the glossary....
For the world geography test for grade 10's, do we need to know capitals of most of the countries?
Also he did give us 50 countries and world capitals but on my list for the group of 8 there's 9 countries is that correct or....
you said the geography test tomorrow (social 10) is on 40 countries and 10 cities /50 marks. but you only told us 29 countries and 11 cities... are the other ones just like a suprise?
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I think I said that there may be some that appear on the map that weren't on the list. I also said that there were more countries in your textbook that I didn't have on the list. So go through the textbook again.
Well for the test tomorrow (social 10) it says to find the capital Camberra but I can't find it on my atlas on the maps, nor the glossary....
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It's Canberra, and it's the capital of Australia.
For the world geography test for grade 10's, do we need to know capitals of most of the countries?
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I gave you a list of capital cities, so study them.
Also he did give us 50 countries and world capitals but on my list for the group of 8 there's 9 countries is that correct or....
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G-8 countries are listed in your textbook on page 231.
hi mr gilchrist,
for the Declaration of the rights of man assignment, do we have to use all the clauses? Does all the clauses have to be matched in the spaces provided on the sheet?
do we need to know the countries or the capitals?
hi mr gilchrist,
for the Declaration of the rights of man assignment, do we have to use all the clauses? Does all the clauses have to be matched in the spaces provided on the sheet?
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Sorry, I don't have my answer key or that assignment at home with me. If memory serves me correctly, most of the clauses are used, and some fit in more than one category.
do we need to know the countries or the capitals?
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You need to know where the countries are that I put on the board. You also need to know where the world capitals are that I put on the board. There may be some more countries listed off in the textbook that I didn't put on the board. There's also a bonus country and bonus city to make 52. It's possible to get 52/50 on this test.
for our test tmrw..
like for capital cities do we need to know exactly where they are?
for example if canberra is the capital city of aus. then do we need to know exactly where on aus. we put canberra or do we just need to know it goes in aus?
for our test tmrw..
like for capital cities do we need to know exactly where they are?
for example if canberra is the capital city of aus. then do we need to know exactly where on aus. we put canberra or do we just need to know it goes in aus?
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No, all the countries and cities are labeled already. You just have to identify them.
do we have to do the questions for chapter 2 for tomorrow as well as the vocabulary ?(social 10)
do we have to do the questions for chapter 2 for tomorrow as well as the vocabulary ?(social 10)
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No, just the Chapter 2 key terms.
if the countries are already labeled, then why do we need to know how to spell it?
mr.g, sorry to bother u, but can u tell me the meaning of the word "impresciptible" in the second clause (declaration of the rights of man). also, i can't seeem to fit all the clauses in...
if the countries are already labeled, then why do we need to know how to spell it?
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The countries are labeled with numbers. On a separate piece of paper you're going to write out all of those numbers. Next to the numbers you're going to write out the names of the countries and cities.
mr.g, sorry to bother u, but can u tell me the meaning of the word "impresciptible" in the second clause (declaration of the rights of man). also, i can't seeem to fit all the clauses in...
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Impresciptible means "cannot be taken away, lost or revoked". Does that help?
ya, thanx a lot
oh sorry again...but i cant semm 2 fit all da clauses in..does that matter?
mr. gilchrist:
this is ben from your 20....that assignment that was due today.....i went back home at lunch and got it.....i waited till like 12:31 32 ish by the classroom..but i didn't see you....i dropped by after school after the rush of people and didn't see you either......
i guess i'll just bring it tomorrow and you can see what to do about it......but i have finished it for some time now
how big should the concept map be?
(should it be on one sheet of paper, or poster paper?) (social 10)
how big should the concept map be?
(should it be on one sheet of paper, or poster paper?) (social 10)
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The concept map should probably be poster paper size.
Come see me tomorrow Ben, and we'll talk about this.
When is the test for chapters 1 and 2? (social 10)
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