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Chapter 13 (THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION) (p.351-373)

Here is the weekly breakdown :)

MONDAY:

-Ch. 13.1/13.2/13.3 Review of Key Terms

-Q/W

-Project Set up

-Closure

TUESDAY: Ch. 13.3 Intro

-Q/W

-Cornell Style Notes

-Bacon vs. Descartes

-Closure

WEDNESDAY: Ch. 13.3 Review

-Q/W

-The Power of Reason

-Closure

THURSDAY: Ch. 13.3

-Q/W

-Cornell Style Notes

-The Trial of Galileo

-Closure

FRIDAY: Ch. 13 TEST

-Closure

EXTRA CREDIT!Count how many DIFFERENT songs are played in the video below, bring in the correct number on a piece of paper to Dr. S. and earn extra credit :)

Ch 12 - The Reformation

The Weekly Overview:

HOMEWORK:
1) READ Ch. 12 (sections 1, 2 & 3)
2) ANSWER page 339 (#s 1-3)
3) RETURN your SIGNED progress reports (if you didn't attend parent conferences)

MONDAY

• Students copy H/W for the week
• Q/W #29 (The Reformation's Impact)
• Europe DIVIDES!
• CORNELL NOTES
• Closure

TUESDAY

• Q/W #29 (Protestant Self Government)
• Continue Social Change Discussion
• Closure

WEDNESDAY

• Q/W #29
• Ch. 12.2-12.3 Worksheet (vocab builder and practice quiz)
• **If students get a PERFECT SCORE they do not need to test on Ch. 12!
• Closure

THURSDAY

• Ch. 12 test
• Closure Activity
• ENJOY SPRING BREAK!!!

FRIDAY

• NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS - We RETURN ON March 29, 2011

The Legal Stuff:

Students will learn CA Standards: 7.9.1 & 7.9.2

Objectives
Students will learn that …

1. The Catholic Church faced challengers who were upset with the behavior of Catholic clergy and with church practices.

2. Martin Luther urged reform in the Catholic Church, but he eventually broke away from the church.

3. Other reformers built on the ideas of early reformers to create their own churches.

Vocabulary

1. Reformation
2. indulgence
3. purgatory
4. Martin Luther
5. Protestants
6. John Calvin
7. King Henry VIII