2nd 6th Weeks Agendas and Journal Prompts

Today’s Agenda 10/2 & 10/3

• Return Journals• Journal: Government• Notes on Greek City States• Athens vs. Sparta• Exit Ticket

Judging a Dispute

Continued…

Journal: Government 10/2 & 10/3 Each group will be assigned a different form of

government. Open to pg. 117 Read the chart about the form of governments Using your form of government, make a decision.

OligarchyState ruled by a small

group of citizens

Direct Democracy

State ruled by its citizens

Aristocracy

State ruled by nobility

Monarchy

State ruled by a king

Continued…

In your journal, answer the following: What form of government is your group and

what decision did you make Who in your group had the power to make the

decision Which side of the dispute are they likely to

favor and why?

Today’s Agenda 10/6 & 10/7

Journal: PSAT prep A look at the

Parthenon The Golden Age

Notes Chapter 5 Vocab Greece Video Exit Ticket

Journal 10/5

• Journal points for PSAT prep

Today’s Agenda 10/8 & 10/9

Journal: Alexander Review Alexander video (25min) BBC Article Essay Planning

Objectives: (1)To explain how Alexander rose to power and defeated the Persian Empire(2)To summarize Alexander’s military conquests and their impact on future cultures

(3) To prepare a written response to whether or not Alexander deserved his title.

Journal: Alexander

• Read History Makers, pg. 129

• Answer the following questions:– How does Alexander tame

the unruly horse?– What does this tell us about

Alexander’s personality and skills?

– Write at least 3 sentences

Today’s Agenda 10/10 & 10/14

Journal: Statue Hellenism Posters Test Review News in Ukraine

Objectives:(1) To describe the Hellenistic culture in Alexandria(2) To identify contributions of Hellenistic Culture(3) To summarize the major philosophies and artistic styles of the Hellenistic Culture

Journal: Statue

What differences do you see in these statues?

How does this show what Hellenistic culture is?

Classical Art Hellenistic Art

Today’s Agenda 10/17 & 10/22oJournal ActivityoJournal: Twelve TablesoPERSIAN Chart StationsoThink Deeper QuestionsoEssay Example

Table One

• If someone is accused and called to go to court, he must go.

• If he does not come or send a witness, he may be captured and forced to come to court.

Table Two

• If a person needs evidence or a witness, he may go every third day to the doorway of the person and shout for him.

Table Four

• If a father sells his son into slavery three times, the son shall be free from the father.

Table Five

• Women shall always be given a male guardian to accompany them

Table Nine

• A man can not be put to death without first having been found guilty in court.

Table Ten

• No man shall be buried or cremated within the city walls.

Table Eleven

• Marriages are forbidden between plebians and patricians.

Journal: Twelve Tables 10/17 & 10/22

• How did these laws keep order in Roman society?– Use two examples to explain.

Today’s Agenda 10/20 & 10/21oPunic Wars Map ActivityoJournal: Punic WarsoRoman Empire NotesoEssay Example

How different would Europe be today if Carthage had won the Second Punic War?

(If you were absent the day that we discussed the Punic Wars, information can be found on pg. 144-145)

Journal: Punic Wars 10/20 & 10/21

Today’s Agenda 10/23 & 10/27

Journal: Spread of Christianity Crash Course Video Notes Instruction Library

Objectives:1. To explain how the Jewish people came under Roman rule2. To summarize the life and teachings of Jesus3. To trace the spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire4. To analyze Christianity's appeal

Journal: Spread of ChristianityAnalyze the map on pg. 156 of your textbook.Answer in your journal:• Where was Christianity most

widespread in 325 A.D?• What was the extent (north

to south, east to west) of Christianity’s spread by 500 A.D?

• Where do you think Christianity developed first? Why?