OBJECTIVES:  Prepare for EOC essay and examine the challenges to the new nation.

Problem:  How did George Washington establish a precedent for presidential power?

Monday, Dec. 15:  Turn in Bill of Rights and extra credit work.  Study for EOC essay Tuesday, December 16.

Tuesday, Dec. 16:  Turn in study sheet and write EOC essay.

Wednesday, Dec. 17:  Notes on Washington's presidency and challenges.

Thursday, Dec. 18:  Farewell Address and rise of political parties.

Friday, Dec. 19:  Team activities, play and music!  Release at noon.

HAPPY Christmahanaukwanzika and NEW YEAR!

OBJECTIVE:    Analyze aspects of Thomas Jefferson's presidency, including the Louisiana Purchase, the Lewis and Clark expedition, the Embargo Act of 1807 and the War Hawks. 

Monday, January 5:  Challenges to the New Republic and EOC Test Prep 101

Tuesday, January 6:  Challenges to the New Republic and EOC Test Prep 201

Wednesday, January 7:  Challenges to the New Republic and EOC Test Prep 301 and 401

Thursday, January 8:    Challenges to the New Republic and EOC Test Prep 501 and 601

Friday, January 9:  Challenges to the New Republic and EOC Test Prep 701 and 801

OBJECTIVES:  Prepare for final exam.

Monday, January 12:  Jefferson's Presidency and Test Prep 901

Tuesday, January 13:  Final Review

Wednesday, January 14:  Exams periods 7, 8, 5

Thursday, January 15:  Exams periods 1 and 2

Friday, January 16:  Exams periods 3 and 4

No School Monday to honor the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.