Carter's AP Euro

First off, we need to work on our ceiling tile.  Let's hope to get this almost finished this week so I can take it to be laminated. #whyareyoulikethis #APEuro #eggrollsandchickenwings #pimpinaintesay #BigHit #ROLL #WheresJacob #NumberOneChineseKitchen #subscribecisli #Deddy #emuwar Marie Antoinette:  Pick up at 50:59 You assignment for this movie is to choose any character and follow them through the progression of the French Revolution.  After the movie, write a one page diary entry from that person's perspective about the events that occurred. Cereal Box Biography DUE WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 Emely: James I of England Qing Xi:  Peter the Great of Russia Katelyn:  Joseph II of Austria Rebecca:  Louis XIV Corey: Robespierre Jacob: William and Mary Nicholas:  Napoleon Bonaparte Around the World in 80 Days Viewing Guide to go along with the movie will be a test grade. Door Decorating Contest The Door Decorating Contest begins today and ru...

I know this video is not the most professional, and I probably should have redone it.....but oh well! :) WATCH THIS FIRST!! Georgia Virtual Learning Modules Tom Richey:  Breakfast with Richey (2015)  (Start at 8:30 unless you want to see his Mark of the Dark Lord) Multiple Choice Questions from the Textbook (Do chapters you have already read first!) If all else fails.....READ YOUR BOOK! Paul Sargeant Concept Outlines

First off.... Let's hear what she has to say... Now, what do you want me to do? AP Euro LIVE Review 2016 #BreakfastwithRichey 2015 Breakfast with Richey 2016 AP Euro Exam Review Session (Paul Sargent) Another 2016 AP Euro Exam Review (Paul Sargent)  (SKIP TO 6:00) Handouts The Giant EHAP Review Outline (from Horace Greeley High School) Review  (Start on Chapter 2) Helpful Websites Multiple Choice Review Review Quizzes Quizlet (Important Definitions) Textbook Readings Chapter 25: The Age of Nationalism (p.823-853) Chapter 26: The West and the World (p. 855-885) Chapter 27: The Great Break: War and Revolution (p.887-919) Chapter 28: The Age of Anxiety (p.921-951) Review Games Kahoot! Jeopardy Game One       Game Two (Midterm)     PPT       GOOD PPT Review Games (Basketball, Hurl the Teacher) Sample Tests Barron's AP European History Practice Test (THURSDAY:  COMPLET...

Monday, April 24 Chapter 22:  The Revolution in Energy and Industry What Caused the Industrial Revolution? AP Euro Bit by Bit with Paul Sargent Chapter 23: Ideologies and Upheavals (1815-1850) What Were the Revolutions of 1830 and 1848? AP Euro Bit by Bit with Paul Sargent Tuesday, April 25 Preregistration Paperwork for AP Exam Began watching  Fin de Siècl e from The Western Tradition. Wednesday, April 26 Long Essay Question Rubric Complete video from The Western Tradition Thursday, April 27  19th Century "Isms" with Tom Richey 19th Century "Isms" Chart 19th Century "Isms" AP Europ Bit by Bit with Paul Sargent AP Euro SAQ Guide Friday, April 28 *Progress Reports Go Home* (return them by Wednesday for an extra ten points!) Attacking the AP Euro Short Answer Question with Paul Sargent SAQ Questions from Barron's AP European History (p. 489-491) If time permits, work on any missing assignments.

Monday, April 10 Benchmark Tuesday, April 11 Finish Benchmark Filthy Cities: Revolutionary Paris The French Revolution - History Channel Wednesday, April 12 World War I Key Words/Notes The World Wars Episode One Part One Thursday, April 13  The World Wars Episode One Spring Break Reading List Friday, April 14 Enjoy your Spring Break!!!

This week we are going to focus on the French Revolution and its implications.  We will also be practicing several writing formats that will be used on your AP exam. Unit 5 Vocabulary Quizlet Ancien Regime Bourgeoisie Classical Liberalism Constitutional Monarchy Estates General Girondists Jacobin Jacques Necker July 14, 1789 Liberte! Equate! Fraternite! Louis XVI Marie Antoinette Maximilian Robespierre Napoleon Sans-Culotte Reign of Terror Tennis Court Oath Guillotine  Monday, April 3 5.2 Symptoms of a Revolution Google Slide Read pages 691-697 and take notes Tuesday, April 4 5.3 The Revolution Begins Google Slide Read pages 697-704, Declarations of the Rights of Women and Female Citizens, Declarations of the Rights of Men and Citizens Wednesday, April 5 Symptoms of a Revolution Video on Long Essay Questions Consider what you know about the American Revolution and what you have learned about the French Revolution and write a...

This week, we will eventually begin discussing The French Revolution.  Completing the Unit 4 Assessment took the entire time Monday and Tuesday.  I would like for us to look at what life was like in the eighteenth century to get a better grasp and appreciation of just how good we have it on Wednesday, and then begin discussing the French Revolution on Thursday.   Monday, March 27 Unit Four Assessment Tuesday, March 28 Unit Four Assessment Wednesday, March 29 5.1 The Changing Life of the People  <-- CLICK ON THIS TO READ DIRECTIONS! Read Chapter 20 as a class, discuss and answer the questions found on the notes. Thursday, March 30 5.2 The French Revolution Mothership's French Revolution Unit 5 Vocabulary Quizlet Friday, March 31  The French Revolution

Monday, March 20 Daily Question: What changes in Europe fostered the Scientific Revolution? Agricultural Revolution 4.2 Agricultural Revolution Google Slide 4.2 Agricultural Revolution Note Guide and Questions Read pages 630-643 in the textbook to answer questions. Daily Question:  What changes in Europe fostered the Scientific Revolution? Tuesday, March 21 Daily Question: What was the purpose to switch from 3 to 4 field rotations? Enlightenment and the Age of Revolutions DBQ 4.3 Enlightenment and Age of Revolutions Google Slide Online Textbook:   The Enlightenment in Europe The Enlightenment Spreads Wednesday, March 22 Daily Question: What would be considered a modern day cottage industry? Enlightenment and the Age of Revolutions DBQ Students will be given 45:00 to write their DBQ in preparation for what the exam requires. Thursday, March 23 Daily Question: What is the Enlightenment? Enlightened Absolutism Google Slides Notes ...

Monday, March 13 3.7 Hobbes and Locke Google Slide Comparison Chart Youtube Video Reading Assignment:  Read a selection of Hobbe's and Locke's works and complete the Comparison Essay Outline Chart .  This question was used on the 2008 exam and we are going to work to create the preliminary outline to writing a paper comparing the two theories of government. Tuesday, March 14 3.8 The Dutch Golden Age Google Slide  ( Youtube lecture) Question Sheet Khan Academy - Dutch Baroque Artwork Wednesday, March 15 Unit Three Assessment Study with these webpages: Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Kahoot! After your test:  Begin work on your vocabulary words for Unit Four: Revolutions of Thought Thursday, March 16 4.1 Scientific Revolution Google Slide Questions to answer Website: The Scientific Revolution Read pages: 595-605 Friday, March 17 4.2 Agricultural Revolution

This week, we will continue looking at the changing face of leadership in Europe during the 17th century.  There are only four days of school this week, but I will be cramming in all that I can! Monday, March 6 3.3 Mercantilism We will be discussing mercantilism and the form of economy it created.   Reading for tonight includes:  Textbook pages 539-541  and The Candlemakers' Petition.   While you are reading each section, answer the  coordinating assessment questions. If you miss today's discussion, watch Tom Richey's version HERE. Prussian Absolutism *Bonus: We will be skipping this lecture, so you may want to watch it HERE * Tuesday, March 7 3.4 Empire of the Tsars: Reinventing Russia Viewing Guide Reading for tonight:   Voltaire's Peter the Great and  answer the questions at the end. Wednesday, March 8 3.5 Intro to Constitutionalism Add notes to Unit Guide Read 548-559 in textbook Chapter Outline Answer reading a...

Religious Wars and Review An outline of the religious wars that occurred to end the Reformation and an attempt to review our lessons. Tuesday:  Review for Assessment Tom Richey's Thirty Years' War Kahoot  (part one) Kahoot (part two) Ever After Wednesday:  Assessment and Vocab Complete MC Assessment Create a Vocabulary List based upon Quizlet. Thursday:  3.1 Foundations of Absolutism and Divine Rights of Kings Google Slide Politics Derived from the Words of Holy Scripture Read p. 531-537 and answer Assessment Questions (handout) Friday:  3.2 Louis XIV The Sun King Google Slide Primary Sources Compare 3.2 and 3.3 in relation to how Louis XIV and Versailles are described.  Summarize 3.4 in today's language. Read p. 537-544 and answer the following: How did Louis XIV and Jean Baptiste Colbert centralize control of Europe? How did absolute monarchs alter the position of nobles in politics and society? Explain the caus...

Week Five: Reformation and Religious Wars Tuesday/Wednesday The Reformation Video Introduction (ME!) The Reformation Website 2.4a Notes 2.4b Religion Chart

Monday (2.13) Click HERE to access the video discussing the Age of Exploration.

Monday (2.6) 1.6 Northern Renaissance Primary Readings Nightly Reading (in textbook) p. 438-447 Tuesday (2.7) 1.6 Age of Exploration Google Slide     Guided Notes     Video Lesson Columbian Exchange Menu DBQ Introduction with Christopher Columbus Wednesday (2.8) Since I am not here, play Ketchup!  Click HERE to view description of each. Thursday (2.9) The Renaissance Website Lee McRae's Renaissance Handbook Renaissance DBQ European Wise Guys Chart   Notes

This week we will delve deeper into European History with the start of a great "rebirth" of ideas and artwork.  The Renaissance marks the beginning of content knowledge for this course, as well as the beginning of many styles of thinking.   Until our textbooks arrive (grrrrr...) please feel free to reference the linked sections.  We will discuss how to read a section to take notes.   Textbook Links Italy: Birthplace of the Renaissance The Northern Renaissance Luther Leads the Reformation The Reformation Continues Primary Sources 1.2 Humanism and the Italian Renaissance  (HOMEWORK FOR MONDAY - 1.30) THIS WEEK.... Monday (1.30) The Late Middle Ages Quiz Finish Filthy Cities - Medieval London and create a Sensory Figure Homework (Read 1.2 Humanism and the Italian Renaissance...above) Tuesday (1.31) We will be watching The Western Tradition: Renaissance Take notes on this based in the Unit Review Form 1.2 Humanism and The Italian Ren...

There are several factors that led to the dramatic changes seen in the Renaissance, Reformation and beyond.  Which event do you think had the largest impact on history and why? Be sure to craft your reason, supported with specific details. Comment below with your answer.

Welcome to AP European History!! I am extremely excited to be partaking on this adventure with you through the history of Europe beginning in the Middle Ages and ending yesterday!  We will be discussing wars, art, literature, important people, laws, and much much more through the next few weeks.   This course will be intense, but it will be something you will leave with a greater appreciation of what occurred "across the pond"!  Thank you for taking this journey with me, and I promise to do my absolute best to make it worthwhile to each and every one of you!  But first, here is a little sneak peek of exactly what we are dealing with.  My hope is at the end of the semester, you will know exactly why all these colors keep changing! :)