This is the repository of class- and homework completed in 7A Social Studies. Please make sure you keep your note book current and that you take it home to study frequently.
Page 73: Islam: Empire of Faith Stump the Champ questions.
Page 72: How did Islam Become a World Religion? Notes.
Page 71: Warm Up, December 7; Warm Up, December 10.
Page 70: CNN 10, November 30; CNN 10, Dec. 7.
Page 69: What is Islam? notes.
Page 68: The Five Pillars graphic organizer
Page 67: What is Islam? video questions.
Page 66: The Real Story of Thanksgiving Stump the Champ questions.
Page 65: Student Reading: Islam Study Questions.
Page 64: Why Islam? The Role of Religion in Society graphic organizer.
Page 63: World Religions graphic organizer.
Page 62: Veterans Day response.
Page 61: CNN 10, November 9; CNN 10, November 16.
Page 60: Role of Religion Notes.
Page 59: What is the role of religion in society? response; religion defined.
Page 58: Chinese Innovations/Inventions.
Page 57: Terra Cotta Army Stump the Champ questions.
Page 56: Han DynastyVenn Diagram.
Page 55: Han Dynasty Fun Facts.
Page 54: Warm Up, Oct. 31; Han Dynasty Similarities/Differences.
Page 53: Diocletian/Constantine/Fall of Rome Notes.
Page 52: Warm Up, October 24; Warm Up, October 25; Colosseum: A Gladiator’s Story video guide.
Page 51: Warm Up, October 22; Rome: Engineering an Empire Stump the Champ questions.
Page 50: CNN 10, October 19.
Page 49: Rome: Engineering an Empire Stump the Champ questions.
Page 48: Warm Up, October 19.
Page 47: Rome: Engineering an Empire Stump the Champ questions
Page 46: Warm Up, Oct. 18; Pax Romana Notes.
Page 45: Afroeurasia Tour.
Page 44: Augustus/Decision to Split the Empire Notes, p. 44.
Page 43: Rome: Engineering an Empire Stump the Champ questions.
Page 42: How did Rome go from a republic to an empire? response.
Page 41: Julius Caesar video Notes.
Page 40: Julius Caesar Notes.
Page 39: Rome: The Punic Wars Notes.
Page 38: Republic defined; Republic Notes.
Page 37: Roman expansion sentence.
Page 36: Warm Up, October 8.
Page 35: Age of Alexander: Engineering an Empire Stump the Champ questions.
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Page 33: Greek speech.
Page 32: Decline of Greece questions, October 2.
Page 31: CNN 10, Sept. 28; CNN 10, October 5.
Page 30: Foot Soldiers: The Greeks Video Guide
Page 29: At War/Weapons Reading, p. 29.
Page 28: SPLAR (Science, Philosophy, Literature and Theater, Art and Architecture, Religion and Recreation) notes.
Page 27: Classical Empire notes.
Page 26: Comparing Athens and Sparta.
Page 25: Ancient Greece video guide.
Page 24: Geography of Greece/City-States/Types of Government Notes.
Page 23: US Constitution/Preamble activities.
Page 22: Classical Empire Notes.
Page 21: CNN 10, September 14; CNN 10, Sept. 21.
Page 20: What is an empire? Notes.
Page 19: Habits of Mind Formative Assessment.
Page 18: Afroeurasia Notes.
Page 17: Maps of My Life – Lincoln
Page 16: Maps of My Life – World
Page 15: Multiple Perspectives notes.
Page 14: Why do we look at things far away and close up?; List seven locations around the world that are important to you.; List seven locations around Lincoln that are important to you.
Page 13: How do we know what we know? response.
Page 12: Warm Up, Sept. 5.
Page 11: Warm Up, Sept. 4; Mystery of Easter Island Stump the Champ questions.
Page 10: CNN 10, Aug. 31; CNN 10, Sept. 7.
Page 9: Warm Up, Aug. 31; Mystery of Easter Island Stump the Champ questions.
Page 8: Primary Sources/Secondary Sources Notes;
Page 7: Close Reading/Contextualization/Sourcing/Corroboration Notes.
Page 6: Warm Up, August 27; Threshold moments explaination.
Page 5: Warm Up: August 24; CNN 10, August 24.
Page 4: Warm Up, August 23; Big History questions.
Page 3: What is Big History? story.
Page 2: What is Big History? Notes.
Page 1: Asia Tour.
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