Nov 11 Final Exam Open Book

1. Attendance

2. Quick review - Reading - 305-330 Text Questions HERE.

8 Questions.

3. Hand out of laptops - exam review. 2.5 hrs for the exam - 7 total paragraph questions. Open book - use of both text books and your notes is available.

Exam will go live on Teams as of 8:45am Thursday Nov 12 2020. 

Please return all text books upon completion of your exam. 

Nov 10 Wrapping up of WW2

Wrapping up the 30's and diving further into WW2 

Review of last day's work - 263-264 & 270-281 Text Questions  HERE. (Ms. H review).

11 Questions. - Class Review

Reading - 283-304 Text Questions HERE. 

7 Questions

Reading - 305-330 Text Questions HERE.

8 Questions.

Hitler's Rise To Power - overview.

Final Overview once again - Exam Nov 12th AM - Enviro, Gov't, WW1, 20's, 30's WW2 + Trumpy - 100 marks min 7 paragraphs.

More heavily weighted - WW1, 20's, 30's, WW2. 

See you Nov 12th Thursday - AM - flipped day. 

You have both blocks to finish your exam. 

Nov 9 Monday End of 30's and Diving Into WW2

 

Review Q: From Friday - Pg 245-247 & 250-258 Q

Wrapping up the 30's and diving further into WW2 

Today's reading - 263-264 & 270-281 Text Questions  HERE. (Ms. H review).

11 Questions.

Then -  reading - 283-304 Text Questions HERE. 

7 Questions

Note: Marks noted at the top of each question page indicates the number of points you should have for each answer. 

United At War 

Nov 6 30's and WW2

Attendance - finish up 20's/30's. Monday/Tuesday - WW2. 

NOTE: Final Open Book Exam - Thursday Nov 12th Morning. (Block flip) 

1. Review - Re: pgs 210-223 Due to the current pandemic (and associated severe losses and economic downturn occurring globally right now – and particularly in the US) what should Canada be prepared for in the future (possibly) re: our economy?

New Class Questions: In the 20's the purchases of non essential items went up - increased productivity and credit - Do you believe that the purchase of non essential items will increase post pandemic? Why or Why not?

2. Please read (re-skim) pages 224-229 and 238-241 in your text.
For those of you who may not have your text book I have uploaded the relevant text pages to Assignment 4 within Teams.

Please complete Assignment Pages 224-229 and 238-241 Questions.
Total 10  Questions.

Theme Review - Boom to Bust Civilizations - Rise and Fall Cycle. 

3. Review - Class Discussion

 - Q 5 210-223 Due to the current pandemic (and associated severe losses and economic downturn occurring globally right now – and particularly in the US) what should Canada be prepared for in the future (possibly) re: our economy?

New Class Questions: In the 20's the purchases of non essential items went up - increased productivity and credit - Do you believe that the purchase of non essential items will increase post pandemic? Why or Why not?

Page 240 - Storms Ahead Review - Social Reforms of the 1920's - labour reform and working conditions - social security/human rights - many of these reforms were spurred by the stock market/economic crash of 1929 - Do you believe that the current Covid19 pandemic we are experiencing will also lead to additional major changes & social reforms being created for Canadians? Why or why not? 

4. Read Depression Era Pages Questions - pages 245-247 & 250-258 

The 1930’s – Depression Era Assignment Pages 245-247 & 250-258 

Questions total 15 

Nov 5 2020 Provincial Literacy Assessment

1. Attendance

2. Full class to library

3. Those students with alternate settings - your teachers/EA's will come to pick you up from the library. 

Exception - Q and Thomas - may go to Dana's room escorted. Bring a laptop.

Extension for those who finish the Lit Assessment Up Early

Review - Re: pgs 210-223 Due to the current pandemic (and associated severe losses and economic downturn occurring globally right now – and particularly in the US) what should Canada be prepared for in the future (possibly) re: our economy?

New Class Questions: In the 20's the purchases of non essential items went up - increased productivity and credit - Do you believe that the purchase of non essential items will increase post pandemic? Why or Why not?

For those that get ahead - they can read 224-229 & 238-241 Boom to Bust.

Nov 4 20's & 30's

1.Attendance.

2. Announcements 

3. Individual Work: Reading 205-209 - New Creating Canada Text

Questions to review as a class discussion: 

Pg 206 Evidence Question.

Pg 207 Historical Perspective 

Pg 208 Ethical Dimension 

Pg 209 Answer Q 3 

4. Please read pages 210-223. Written individual assignment below. 

New Creating Canada Text

Jordie - Review all above answers with class - I have emailed all info to you. 

Extension - class discussion - 

Review - Re: pgs 210-223 Due to the current pandemic (and associated severe losses and economic downturn occurring globally right now – and particularly in the US) what should Canada be prepared for in the future (possibly) re: our economy?

New Class Questions: In the 20's the purchases of non essential items went up - increased productivity and credit - Do you believe that the purchase of non essential items will increase post pandemic? Why or Why not?

For those that get ahead - they can read 224-229 & 238-241 Boom to Bust

Nov 3 WW1, 20's, 30's, WW2

Review

What are Victory Bonds?

CANADIAN WORLD WAR I FILM. Victory War Bonds Sales Film. Circa 1918

Propaganda - Decoding Canadian First World War Posters

The Surprising Story of Canada’s Enemy Aliens

Text Pages Reading 191-196

Pg 192-194 - write down your answers to the following. 

Who was Sam Hughes? 

What is profiteering? 

What was the Military Service Act? 

What is/was conscription? 

What was the Military Voters Act?

Class Discussion Questions: 
Women's Changing Roles. 
Pg 191 Ethical Dimension Question.

Class review of Pg 198-202

Review Looking Ahead - pg 199

Key Terms Complete:

Individual Work: Define

Inflation

Suffrage

Pandemic

General Strikes

Prohibition

Branch Plants

Credit

Autonomy

Multilateral Action

Class Review Pages 200-202

Q: Why did a recession occur after the war ended 1918? 
Note: 2 reasons

Q: What did veterans receive upon returning home? 2 items listed. 

Q: What did injured veterans receive upon returning home?