Week of January 29

Tuesday

• Read: Strayer 541-548
• Lecture: Industrialization in US
• Due: comparative chart
• compare the processes of industrialization in Britain, the US and Russia

Thursday

• Read: (monday's assignment optional)
• Lecture: Industrialization in Russia
• Workshop: comp essay workshop
• Homework: score sample comparative essay

**Comparative Essay - due next Wednesday**

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

Monday

• Read: Strayer 527-533
• Lecture: Intro to Industrial Revolution
• Workshop: Textile Industry film

Wednesday

• Read: Strayer 534-541
• Lecture: Industrialization & 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?

Friday

• Read: Reilly 783-789
• Lecture: Marx's theory of historical change
• Workshop: discuss Reilly reading
• Assign: first quarterly essay

Week of January 15

Tuesday

• Read: Strayer 513-516; 520-523
• Lecture: 19th c. Social Movements
• Workshop: exam review
• please bring completed review sheet to class

Thursday

• Exam 4

Week of January 8

Tuesday

• Read: Strayer 507-513
• Lecture: Haitian Revolution
• Workshop: DBQ
• Homework: components of DBQ
• identify groups
• write 3 PoV analyses
• suggest additional document

Thursday

• Read: Strayer 516-520
• Lecture: Spanish American Independence
• Due: DBQ

Week of January 1

Happy New Year! I hope you all had a relaxing break. For the next three weeks we will be working pretty hard to complete a unit on the Atlantic Revolutions. Remember that the second quarter ends January 20th - so we will have a DBQ essay due next week and an exam the week after. Welcome back...

Wednesday

• Read: none
• Lecture: American Independence
• revolution, independence, or civil war?
• Workshop: PoV analysis

Friday

• Read: Strayer 499-507
• Lecture: French Revolution
• Due: term ids
• John Locke
• popular sovereignty
• social contract
• Third Estate
• Maximilien Robespierre