Showing posts with label Nasser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nasser. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 12, 2018

December 12


Today was the first day of presentations in your "dictator conference groups". Tomorrow, you will move into these same groups again, and we'll hear from the Peron group first, and then the Nasser group. Please make sure that you share your Google Docs/Slides with me as well (please give me editing powers so I can post on them on the wiki). Please share with my GMail account. Don't forget to make a copy of your finished product tomorrow (brochure, mini-booklet, etc.). All groups should be ready to hand this final product in to me tomorrow. Next Monday (December 17th) you will be writing a multiple choice test on the Authoritarian States unit. Please check out the study guide below to prepare for this test. 


This test has 65 multiple choice questions on it. The emphasis of the test is on Nazi Germany and Stalin's USSR. You should review the following materials and concepts: 

  • Non-Democratic Systems (handout notes)
  • Totalitarianism (handout notes)
  • Types of Political Systems (Google Slides presentation, it's on the wiki in the Democracies section)
  • techniques of DICTatorship (direction of popular discontent, indoctrination and propaganda, controlled participation, terror and force)
  • characteristics of authoritarian systems
  • review the political spectrum, the economic spectrum, and the economic-political grid
  • Stalin's Five Year Plans and collectivization
  • review Beer Hall Putsch, Nuremberg rallies, Night of the Long Knives, Night of Broken Glass (Kristallnacht)


Tuesday, November 27, 2018

November 27


I continued my lecture on "Joseph Stalin and the USSR" today. If you didn't print off a hard copy of these Google Slides and bring them to class today, please make sure that you do so tomorrow. You had a little bit of time at the end of the period to get into your  Mao, Castro, Peron, and Nasser dictator groups.  I have posted the rubric and scope and sequence calendar for this unit on the wiki. 



We finished watching "The Age of Wal-Mart" today. While you watched this documentary you should have filled out the film study question sheet. Please don't forget that you have your Chapter 10-11 Test tomorrow (Wednesday, November 28th),  please see the study guide below. Please remember that your TNC Dossier Assignment is due on Wednesday, December 5th. 

Tuesday, January 10, 2017

January 10


I started a PowerPoint on a "History of French-English Relations in Canada" that you'll have to finish on your own. Please bring your Chapter 12 Key Terms and Questions to the computer lab tomorrow. Please go directly to the Blenheim Room tomorrow to write Part A of your Final Exam. If you get extra time, go to the Learning Resource Room (Period 1 students you have Tutorial and Period 1 to write it; Period 4 students you have lunch and Period 4 to write it).


The Mao Zedong group presented today. They will show their video tomorrow, and then the Nasser group will present. The Castro group is up on Thursday. The Peron group will present either right after the Castro group or they will present on Friday.

Monday, December 12, 2016

December 12


You wrote your Unit 2 Final Exam today, and it took most of the period. Hopefully, I'll be able to show you the results in the next day or so. Your Chapter 9 Key Terms and Questions are due tomorrow (December 13th), with your Chapter 10 Key Terms and Questions due on Thursday.


I went through a lecture on the Holocaust, and I've since posted the presentation and Google Slides on the IB 20 wiki on the Dictatorship page. We also did the draw for which of the four groups you would be in for the dictator presentations that will be happening in January.