Week of January 29

Monday

• Read: Strayer 541-545
• Lecture: US Industrialization
• Workshop: intro comparative essay assignment

Wednesday

• Read: Strayer 545-548
• Lecture: Russian Industrialization
• Workshop: comparative essay
• Due: comparative chart
• compare processes of industrialization in US & Russia

Friday

• Read: Strayer 548-550
• Lecture: intro to Latin American Industrialization
• Due: reading notes for week of Jan 29

**Comparative essay - due next week**

Analyze similarities and differences between the processes of industrialization in Britain and 2 of the following 3 contexts:

• United States
• Russia
• Latin America

Week of January 22

Tuesday 1/24

• Read: Strayer 527-532
• Lecture: Intro to Industrial Revolution
• Workshop: textile industry film

Thursday 1/26

• Read: Strayer 532-538
• Lecture: Industrialization and Social Change
• Workshop: field trip to Mrs. Salter's room
• Due: 1-2 paragraph reading response
• Why did the Industrial Revolution happen in Europe? Why did it happen in Britain?

Week of January 15

**Update **

Due to the snow day on Friday, we will move everything back one class. The outline below reflects the new schedule.

Monday 1/16

• no school - MLK Day

Wednesday 1/18

• Read: Strayer, 520-524
• Lecture: 19th c. social movements
• Workshop: exam review

Friday 1/20

• Exam 4

Week of January 8

Monday, Jan. 9

• Read: Strayer, 513-516
• Lecture: Abolition
• Homework: work on annotations

Wednesday, Jan. 11

• Read: Strayer, 516-520
• Lecture: Nationalism
• Due: Annotated Bibliography

Friday, Jan. 13

• Read: Strayer, 520-524
• Lecture: Feminism
• Workshop: exam review

Week of January 1

Happy New Year everyone! I hope you all had an exciting and restful break. This week we will start slow, with some review of the things we talked about before break, then work hard to complete our unit on the Atlantic Revolutions in the next three weeks. Remember, the quarter ends January 20th - your annotated bibliographies will be due next week, and we'll have an exam the week after that.

Tuesday Jan. 3

• Reading: none
• Lecture: French Revolution
• incl. review of American Independence and revolution / independence / civil war discussion
• Workshop: annotated bibliography

Thursday Jan. 5

• Reading: Strayer 504-510
• Lecture: Haitian Revolution
• Due: Reading notes