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	WEB links for Socials Studies (over 3000 links in 40 different categories)	Unit 3 Specific Objectives	9 History Reading Notes Due English Reading notes due History Unit Questions Due Romeo & Juliet Questions Due Machiavelli The Prince	10 Veterans Day Holiday
13   Absolute Monarchs Ch. 15 Sec.1 & 20.1 (pages 614-618) Ch. 15.3 (pages 467 - 474) France Richelieu "Sun King"  Louis XIV    (picture), Russia Peter & Catherine the Great Development of Monarchy bourbon family tree	14  Henry VIII Stuarts & Tudors  English money start Mary Queen of Scots Chaper  "Mary Queen of Scots" 128 Chapter 15.2	15 "Mary Queen of Scots"	16 Prompt for Semester Essay Candide pages 945 - 956 Vocabulary Ch. 194. & 19.5	17 Candide 957 - 961 Tale of Two Cities TOTC Characters TOTC Symbolism TOTC Themes Chapter 20.2
20 Chapter 20.3 & 15.4 (479 - 481) Limited Constitutional Monarchy  English Bill of Rights vrs. US Bill of Rights Sequence English Revolution Locke& Hobbes Tale of Two Cities Bk. 1 pgs. 43 - 76	21 Chapter 19.3 Evolution vrs. Revolution Enlightenment Chapter  Philosophers of the Revolution Political Spectrum Recipe for Revolution Bring Favorite Recipe from home Tale of Two Cities	22 Thanksgiving Holiday	23 Thanksgiving Holiday	24 Thanksgiving Holiday
27 Chapter  American RevolutionSequence Causes of American Revolution (Quotes) Patrick Henry speech Tale of Two Cities Bk. 2 pgs. 76 -118	28 Chapter 20.4 French Revolution Sequenceing Problems Present TOTC Bk. 2 pages 118 - 152	29 Three Estates French Governments Tale of Two Cities Bk. 153 - 192	30 1812  Battle for Moscow Napoleon Biography Tale of Two Cities Bk 2 pgs. 193 - 232	1 Tale of Two Cities Bk. 3 pgs. 233 - 268
4 Recipes due Tale of Two Cities Bk. 3 pgs. 269 - 307	5 Tale of Two Cities Bk. 3 pgs. 307 - 351 Work on Unit Questions	6 Inside Outside Debate  Blooms Tale of Two Cities Bk. 3 pgs. 352 - 371	7 Reading Notes  (notebook) due Outline Semester Essay	8 write semester essay Essay Prompt
11 Date Test Unit 3 Questions due	12  English Session Exam	13 Units 1, 2 & 3 Session Exam World History Blocks 2 & 3	14 Early Out Units 1, 2 & 3 Session Exam World History Block 4	15 Teacher Workday

Unit 3 Reading Assignments

Chapters 15. 19/3.4, 20
Candide & Tale of Two Cities

Each group will develop a recipe of ingredients, preparation, and results as they relate to the American, English or French Revolution to include conditions present, events, and results to determine cause-effect relationship

General Objectives Unit 3
Explain the rise of nationalism and its consequences
Trace the origins of and basis for the concepts of liberty, individual freedom, private property, rights, and representative government
Explain the impact of conflicting ideologies
Explain the development of the monarchy
Describe the elements of change in history