1. Bellwork
January 19-22

2. January 25, 2016
Agenda: Collect phones, Vocabulary review, Quiz, Declaration of the Rights of Man Assignment
Directions: Using the post-it notes, write your name down, stick it to your phone. I will collect your phone for the quiz. You will get your phone back once everyone has completed the quiz.
Get out a piece of loose-leaf for the quiz. Write your answers in CAPITAL LETTERS. Don’t forget to put the version number and your name on the answer sheet.
After Quiz: Using the handout France Before the Revolution of 1789, underline examples in the document that show aspects of life in 18th century France that demonstrates, or imply, a lack of human rights. =

3. January 26, 2016
Agenda: Complete the Declaration of the Rights of Man Assignment
Bellwork: Staple your papers together in this order:
-rubric
-handout from yesterday
-directions
-DOTROM
-Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Directions: Follow the directions, ask if you have any questions. Due when you walk into class tomorrow. 5 Bonus points if you finish (without the bonus extension) in class today.

4. January 27, 2016 Agenda: Bellwork, French Revolution Notes Part 2
Bellwork: Begin a new section of notes titled “French Revolution Part 2”. Copy the following vocabulary terms:
Maximilien Robespierre, guillotine, counter-revolution, Reign of Terror, Revolutionary Tribunal, Committee for Public Safety, nationalism

5. January 29, 2016
Agenda: CNN Student News, French Revolution Notes, Begin Napoleon Notes
Bellwork: While watching CNN Student News, write about at least three topics covered today. Be sure to write complete sentences.
Next Week: Finish Napoleon Notes, Vocabulary Quiz, Study Guide, Kahoot, Unit Test