1. CLASS NOTES, HW NOTES + HANDOUTS THE CLASSICAL AGE— CHAPTERS 4, 5, YOU MAY FILE HW AND CLASS NOTES FOR CHAPTERS 1-3. PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THE CLASS NOTES OR HOMEWORK NOTES OF THESE 3 CHAPTERS FROM YOUR NOTEBOOK UNTIL ADVISED BY THE TEACHER.

2. CHAPTER 4 Strayer Text Book HW
Date Assigned
APW 1 Homework Assignment Strayer, Chapter 4
DUE
PRINT OUT APW1 FOLDER ON MY BRONX SCIENCE PAGE (this folder is on the upper right side of the page). Chapter 4 terms to know + put it in your notebook. You will need to become familiar with these terms as you do your Chapter 4 homework.
Strayer Book, pp —Persia + Greece. Answer the following Margin Questions: (a) p. 145 Comparison—Persia + Greece (due tomorrow )
due and
Strayer Book, pp —Persia + Greece. Answer the following Margin Questions: (a) p. 147 Change—Greece, (B) p. 150 Connections—Persia + Greece— SUBMIT THIS TO TURNITIN.COM BY Have this completed assignment in your homework folder for your class.
3 BODY PARAGRAPH ESSAY: Comparison of Egypt's Old, Middle and New Kingdoms – Using your team-generated BP chart, write your 3 BP essay. Submit it to turnitin.com by
STUDY FOR TEST
CHAPTER 3 TEST WILL BE IN CLASS TOMORROW ON Bring a # 2 pencil.
due
Strayer Book, pp Answer the following margin Questions: (a) p. 155 Change—Rome, (b) p. 158 Comparison—China/Rome
due
Strayer Book, pp Answer the following margin Questions: (a) p. 160 Comparison, (b) p. 163 Comparison
due
Strayer Book, pp India. Answer Ms. O’Rourke’s two questions—(a) Explain how the Mauryan Empire rose and fell, (b) Print out the SPICES chart which is in the homework section of my Bronx Science page. Complete it with an assessment of the Mauryan Empire on this chart.
due
Print Out, read and answer questions on Persian handout—entitled PERSIA.
Print Out SPICES Chart and complete in for Persia.
due
Strayer Book, pp Answer: (a) Second Thoughts—Vocabulary + terms— SUBMIT THIS TO TURNITIN.COM BY 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
due
OPEN THE APW1 Chapter 4 Indus Valley, Maurya, Gupta chart which is on my bxscience page. Complete it and bring it to class on the 15..
DUE
Strayer Book, pp Answer Big Picture Questions # 1 and 2 ONLY. Follow Big Picture format. MUST BE SUBMITTED TO TURNIT IN BY
OF NOTE: CHANGE IN CHAPTER 4 TEST DATES:
The vocabulary test has been moved to
The Chapter 4 test will be on
HW CONTINUED ON THE NEXT SLIDE………………
CHAPTER 4 Strayer Text Book HW

3. CHAPTER 4 Strayer Text Book HW
Date Assigned
APW 1 Homework Assignment Strayer, Chapter 4
due
Strayer Book: WRITTEN DOCUMENTS—Note Questions on the documents precede the article.
Outline preface to documents (p. 170). Read the following Documents:
p. 171 ATHENS: Praise of Athenian Democracy—Pericles Funeral Oration, Answer questions 1-3,
p. 174, Document 4.3 (Legalism), Answer all 4 of the red marked questions that pertain to this document,
p. 176, Document 4.4 (India-Asoka), Answer all of its 6 red marked questions.
C4 VOCABULARY TEST ON
The C4 vocabulary test will include the following terms:
ALL of the terms on the APW1 C4 Key terms to know Microsoft word handout (which is on my Bronx Science page + its also been mailed to you).
The vocabulary terms that you were assigned on It is also listed on the last slide of this PPT slide.
DUE
Begin Chapter 5 homework. You can find this homework on the Chapter 5 PPT homework slide.
(Since Social Studies test dates are mandated to be on Wednesday’s, we will need to begin our Chapter 5 homework. The first Chapter 5 assignment will be due on )
CHAPTER 4 TEST ON
CHAPTER 4 TEST. THE CHAPTER 4 TEST WILL BE ON
Of Note
Complete ALL Chapter 4 review handouts.
REMEMBER TO KEEP CHAPTER 4 HW NOTES, READINGS AND HANDOUTS IN YOUR HW FOLDERS.
CHAPTER 4 Strayer Text Book HW

4. C4 Additional Terms to know
Hegemony—dominate
Demagogue—a political leader who gains power by appealing to people's emotions, instincts, and prejudices in a way that is considered manipulative and dangerous
Medize—to go over to the other side; to join the enemy
Barbarian—babbler—those who did not speak Greek
Delian League—confederation of Greek poleis under the leadership of Athens. Originally formed to protect Greece from Persia. Members had to pay tribute to Athens!
Peloponnesian League—Sparta formed this league to gain control over the constitutions of member states. Sparta’s goal: to prevent democracies & social turmoil.
Timocracy — division of power according to one’s wealth
Plutocracy — rule by birth—generally a noble birth (which means that generally—but not always—there is some wealth)
Direct Democracy—also known as pure democracy is a form of democracy in which people decide (e.g. vote on, form consensus on) policy initiatives directly. (NOTE: for this system to work, the “people” or group that votes should be small in size.)
Republic--a state in which the supreme power rests in the body of citizens entitled to vote and is exercised by representatives chosen directly or indirectly by them. The head of government in this state is not a monarch or other hereditary head of state.