Week 7: Absolutism and Constitutionalism

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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 and Google slides questions.

 Thursday, March 9
3.6 The Glorious Revolution
Video
The English Bill of Rights
Vocabulary Quiz

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