Monday, October 18, 2004

October 18

Welcome back from your Fall break. I hope that you had a restful, stress-free break. In case you missed what we did in class today, here's a quick summary: I returned several assignments and projects to you, I gave you time to work on your Totalitarianism web, I reminded you to study for your Chapter 4 Quiz (which is tomorrow), and I gave you a study guide for your upcoming Chapter 5 Quiz. The assignments that were returned were: the Biography assignment, the Letter to the Tsar assignment, the Soviet Dictionary Project, and the Wanted Poster/Obituary.
Here's a quick summary of upcoming important dates:

  • Chapter 4 Quiz is tomorrow October 19th
  • Chapter 5 Quiz is Monday, October 25th
  • Totalitarianism web is due Friday, October 22nd

Here's a quick recap of the Chapter 5 quiz study guide:

Format:

  1. Matching Section (there are two matching sections)
  2. Multiple Choice Section (15 questions)
  3. Short Answer Section

Topics:

  • Key Terms, Key Events, Key People (see list later in this blog)
  • War Communism and NEP (successes/failures; Why was the NEP introduced? Why was the NEP unique/unusual?)
  • Lenin
  • Stalin
  • Totalitarianism (7 characteristics)
  • Five Year Plans/Industrialization
  • Goals, Objectives, Achievements and Results of the Five Year Plans
  • WWII and its effects on the USSR
  • Khruschev
  • Brezhnev
  • Soviet Leaders (Lenin to Brezhnev, key accomplishments, key events during their time in power)

Here's a list of key terms, key events and key people that you should know for the quiz (some may appear in the matching section, and some may appear throughout the quiz):

  • collectivization
  • Cold War
  • Lenin
  • Stalin
  • Khrushchev
  • Brezhnev
  • "Brezhnev Doctrine"
  • Cuban Missile Crisis
  • Trotsky
  • de-Stalinization
  • re-Stalinization
  • War Communism
  • NEP
  • satellite countries
  • propaganda
  • detente
  • The Great Purge
  • private ownership
  • means of production
  • Five Year Plans
  • totalitarianism
  • industrialization

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