Mr. Baker's Empires and Republics Class

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THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

Jan. 1^st  

2^nd  

NO SCHOOL

3^rd  

Pericles and the Funding of Classical Athens

HW: Nagle handout pp. 141 - 144

4^th

ODD WEEK:

NO CLASS

5^th

Early Classical Athens

HW: Nagle pp. 145 - 149

6^th

X PERIOD

7^th

8^th

9^th

Classical Athens: Morality, laws, and the Sophists

HW: Nagle 149 – 154, WH p. 109 (Stop at Greek Drama)

10^th

Herodotus and the invention of History

HW: Nagle pp. 154 – 158

11^th

Assigned Wr. HW

Thucydides and Aristophanes

HW:  Nagle pp. 156 - 160

12^th

Aristophanes and Euripides

HW:  WH pp. 111 – 114 (stop at Greek Religion), Nagle pp. 160 – 161, Socrates handout

13^th

Greek Philosophy: Socrates

HW: WH pp. 111 – 114, Nagle pp. 161 -162

14^th

15^th

16^th

MLK Jr. DAY –

NO SCHOOL

17^th

Greek Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle

HW: WH pp. 117 – 119 (stop at The World of the Hellenistic Kingdoms), Nagle pp. 185 – 188

End of 1^st Semester

18^th

ODD WEEK:

NO CLASS

19^th

T-H Quiz Assigned

Classical Greece falls…  Connecting the Pelop. War and

Philip of Macedon

HW: Nagle pp. 188 – 193

20^th

Alexander the Great begins his conquest

HW:  Wright handout pp. 59 - 67

21^st  

22^nd

23^rd  

Alexander the Great conquers the world

HW:  Wright handout pp. 67 - 69

24^th

 Alexander the Great’s Legacy

HW: WH pp. 119 – 122 (stop at Culture in the…), Nagle pp. 193–194

25^th

Alexander’s Successors

HW: Nagle pp. 222 - 226

26^th

Hellenistic Culture: Art, Education, Philosophy, and Religion

HW:  Prepare for Greek Week, finish quiz, WH pp. 52 – 58

27^th

Take Home Quiz Due by 2:10 pm

X PERIOD

28^th

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

Jan. 29^th

30^th   

GREEK WEEK

31^st  

GREEK WEEK

Feb. 1^st  

GREEK WEEK

2^nd  

GREEK WEEK

3^rd  

GREEK WEEK

4^th  

5^th

HW: WH pp. 52 – 58,

http://www.ted.com/talks/devdutt_pattanaik.html

6^th

Connecting Alexander to India/China

WH pp. 73 – 74 (stop at Economy and Society)

7^th

CHINA: The Period of the Warring States

HW: T&E handout pp. 181-186

8^th

Confucianism

HW: T&E handout pp. 186-188, answer HW question

9^th

Daoism

HW: T&E handout pp. 188 – 189, pop!(?)

10^th

X PERIOD

11^th

12^th

13^th

Legalism

HW: T&E handout pp. 189-193, complete Writing Assignment

14^th

The First Emperor and The Qin Dynasty

HW:  Reread T&E handout pp. 189 – 193, finish video handout, review

15^th

ODD WEEK:

No Class

16^th

End of Qin dynasty and Review

HW:  STUDY

17^th

TEST: CHINA

HW: Enjoy your weekend! – RELAX

18^th

19^th

20^th  

PRESIDENT’S DAY: 

NO SCHOOL

21^st  

ROME: an introduction

HW: WH: pp. 129 – 131 (stop at Roman Republic)

22^nd  

The Etruscans and the Kingdom of Rome

HW: WH pp. 131 – 133 (stop at Roman Conquest…)

23^rd  

The Roman Republic and conquest of Italy

HW: WH pp. 133 – 135, Nagle pp. 261 – 265

24^th

X PERIOD

25^th

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

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THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

Feb. 26^th  

27^th

The Punic Wars

HW: Nagle pp. 265 - 269

28^th

Met. Project Assigned

The Punic Wars

HW: Reread Nagle pp. 261 – 269, start Met. Project research

29^th  

ODD WEEK:

NO CLASS

March 1^st

The Punic Wars (cont.)

HW: Read HW pp. 136 – 137, Nagle, pp. 298 – 302

2^nd  

 From Republic To Empire: The Gracchi Brothers

HW: Nardo pp. 41 – 45

3^rd

4^th

5^th  

ASSIGN AUGUSTUS PAPER

The Roman Civil War: Marius vs. Sulla

HW: Nardo pp. 45 – 47

6^th

TRIP TO THE MET!

HW: Continue Met project work, reread Nardo pp. 45-47

7^th

X PERIOD

8^th

POMPEY vs. CRASSUS

HW: Nardo pp. 47 – 50, finish Met. Project!

9^th

MET. PROJECT DUE

Cicero and Julius Caesar’s rise: the 1^st Triumvirate

HW: Reread Nardo pp. 47 – 50, Scarre 32 – 33

10^th

11^th

12^th

M

13^th

A

14^th

R

15^th

C

16^th

H

17^th

18^th

CHECK NEXT CALENDAR FOR HW!!!

19^th  

B

20^th  

R

21^st  

E

22^nd  

A

23^rd  

K

24^th

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SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

March 25^th

26^th

NO SCHOOL

HW: Reread Nardo pp. 47 – 50, Scarre 32 – 33

27^th

Caesar vs. Pompey:

CIVIL WAR à death of Caesar?

HW: Nardo pp. 51 – 55, Scarre pp. 34 – 35

28^th

AUGUSTUS PAPERS WORK DAY IN LIBRARY

HW: Finish topic statement and work on annotated bib.

29^th  

TOPIC STATEMENT DUE

THE SECOND TRIUMVIRATE

HW: Nardo pp. 55 – 57, work on annot. bib.!

30^th  

ODD WEEK:

NO CLASS

31^st  

April 1^st  

2^nd  

The Second Triumvirate (cont.) – who is Octavian?

HW: Nagle pp. 320 – 325

3^rd  

Octavian becomes Augustus

HW:  Galinsky, pp. 10 – 13, Res Gestae, finish annot. Bib.

4^th

ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY DUE

Augustus as princeps

HW: Galinsky pp. 10 – 13, Res Gestae,

5^th

Augustus as princeps and as EMPEROR

HW: Read Galinsky pp. 14 – 20 and the Res Gestae

6^th

GOOD FRIDAY:

NO SCHOOL

7^th

8^th

9^th

Augustus: EMPEROR

Reread Galinsky pp. 10 – 20 and the Res Gestae, prepare for Harkness

10^th

Harkness Discussion: Potestas vs. Auctoritas

HW: Scarre handout pp. 48 – 49, Nardo pp. 58 – 63

11^th

ODD WEEK:

NO CLASS

12^th

NO CLASSES – PARENT CONFERENCE DAY

13^th

OUTLINE DUE

Augustus at Home

HW: Scarre pp. 46 – 47, Duiker pp. 130 – 131,

14^th

15^th

16^th

Augustus’ foreign successes

HW: Read Scarre pp. 46 – 47, WH p. 136

17^th

Augustus’ foreign successes (cont.)

HW: Galinsky pp. 330 – 331

18^th

Augustus deified

HW: Finish paper and prepare presentations

19^th

AUGUSTAN PAPER IS DUE

Paper presentations HW: Nagle pp. 326 – 330

20^th   

X PERIOD

21^st

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

April 22^nd  

23^rd

AUGUSTAN PAPER IS DUE

The Julio-Claudian Emperors

HW: Nagle pp. 330 – 335

24^th

The Flavians, the Five “Good Emperors”, and the Severan Emperors

HW: Nagle pp. 368 – 372

25^th

ODD WEEK:

NO CLASS

26^th

Rome: 2^nd + 3^rd century

HW: READ and take notes on Nagle pp. 372 – 376

27^th

Diocletian and Constantine – Class Handout

HW: Eusebius

handout, Council of Nicaea handout

28^th

29^th  

30^th

Severan Emperors

HW:  Finish HW questions

May 1^st  

3^rd Century Crisis and Diocletian

HW:  Nardo pp. 93 – 98

2^nd  

Constantine and Rome’s Decline begins: Adrianople

HW: Nardo pp. 98 – 103

3^rd  

Visigoths invade

HW: Nardo pp. 103 – 109 and STUDY

4^th

X PERIOD

5^th

6^th

7^th

The Fall of Rome fulfilled

and REVIEW for TEST

HW: STUDY

8^th

TEST: The Roman Empire

HW: Hayes pp. 24 – 27

9^th

ODD WEEK:

NO CLASS

10^th

The Byzantine Empire under Justinian

HW: Hayes pp. 28 – 29

11^th

X PERIOD

12^th

13^th

14^th

Justinian’s Legacy

HW: Nagle handout pp. 406 – 408

15^th

 The Rise of Islam

HW: Nagle pp. 408 – 409, Hayes pp. 61 – 63, start take home quiz

16^th

 Islamic Expansion

HW: T&E pp. 322 – 324

17^th

Byzantine and Islamic conflicts

HW: Finish Take Home Quiz, Hayes pp. 17 – 24

18^th

TAKE HOME QUIZ DUE

MEDIEVAL EUROPE:

The Germanic Kingdoms of Western Europe

HW: Hayes pp. 78–83

19^th  

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

20^th

21^st  

Establishing Order in a Time of Chaos: Feudalism and Christianity

HW: REVIEW!

22^nd  

STUDY DAY #1

23^rd  

STUDY DAY #2

24^th

STUDY DAY #3

25^th

COMMENCEMENT – NO CLASSES

26^th

27^th

28^th

NO SCHOOL – MEMORIAL DAY

29^th

EXAM DAY #1

30^th  

EXAM DAY #2

31^st   

EXAM DAY #3

ER EXAM @ 8:15 AM

June 1^st  

EXAM DAY #4

2^nd  

3^rd  

4^th  

LAST DAY OF SCHOOL

5^th

HAVE

6^th

A

7^th

GREAT

8^th

SUMMER

9^th

!!!