IB History Homework: September 14-18

____________________________
For classes meeting Monday and Tuesday:

1) Paper 1 Exam in class on Thursday for HL and Friday for SL.


2) Take home closed book/notes, etc. essay exam. Due by 9:00 am Wednesday September 23. Mr. Carpenter will email you your essay exam by this Tuesday Sept. 14 midday. Your choices for turning it in are to either create/share a Google Doc, email as an attachment or print out or put on Mr. Carpenter’s desk by Wednesday September 23 9:00 am. No late work will be accepted. Mr. Carpenter will email reply to all students who send in their exams digitally so make sure you receive his response. Mr. C’s phone number is 0644017312 if there is any question of whether your completed exam reaches him.

A phone call will be made to your parents if you fail to turn in the essay exam on time. The call will only be to explain your zero- not to get your parents to push you to do the work. If you turn in a digital version, name the Google Doc-Word file “First name-last name-Unit 5 Exam”. Thus, you have the choice of completing the exam before the holiday if you choose.

2) You will learn more about the conflicts that demonstrated the expansionistic nature of fascist and strongly nationalist nations in the 1930’s by watching short online videos on Abyssinia, Manchuria, and the Spanish Civil War I and II.

3) Chapter 11: Mrs. Mitchum stated that the summer homework assignment clearly stated to read and outline all of chapter 11. If you did not accomplish this, finish reading and outlining the chapter. Remember that the last sections will overlap with future units on the rise of Hitler, Stalin and WWII.

__________________________________
For SL meeting on Wednesday September 16:

1) Prepare for your Paper 1 in class exam on Friday.

2) Start working on your take home essay exam emailed to you by Mr. Carpenter.

3) Due Thursday September September 24> Read pp. 217-226 in your textbook Europe: 1870-1991. Outline your reading in a Word document.


HL will have the above reading and outlining due for class on Friday September 25.