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Welcome all 3è3 students
Homework
11th Sept 2003
Title
: The Assassination in Sarajevo
Write two paragraphs (only !! ) in your
own words. The first is a summary of what happened on
June 28th 1914 and the second is on How this
event lead to a European war.
Look at Page 9 in 'Making History' and other sources of
information.Add one or two pictures if you are interested.
Homework
18th Sept 2003
Print
off Trenches
notes and complete the written section at the bottom,
using pages 13 to 16 in book and the diagram below and
using the key vocabulary given.
Print
off the excellent colour picture on this page Trench
diagram
Read
about Boy
Soldiers here and Trench
Foot here.
Homework
Thurs 2nd Oct 2003
Revision
for World War I test :
Trenches notes (above)
Trenches diagram (above)
Widening War notes
1917 notes
.
Also revise Map 2-2 on page 17.
Homework
Thurs 16th Oct 2003
Document
Commentary
Wilson's
Fourteen Points for A Just Peace
The
Fourteen Points can be found on page 28 in 'Making History'.The
full text can be seen here
. The original version (written in Wilson's shorthand)
can be seen here.
Find out about this important document and then write
four paragraphs on it. Do do not need subtitles.
First
paragraph states what type of document it is, when
it was written and by whom.
The second paragraph states the historical circumstances
in which the document was written.
The
third paragraph explains the three or four main
themes that the document covers.
The last paragraph is the conclusion : what were
the consequences? Did it succeed or fail? What does it
teach us today?
Add
some pictures if you are interested.
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Nov
2003 Exam Revision
You
don't have to revise Background to World
War I or Assassination in Sarajevo.
Trenches
notes, Widening War notes, 1917 Turning Point notes,
1918 End of War notes (Chapter
2 in Making History).
Results
of World War I notes
and Treaty
of Versailles map (Chapter
3 in Making History).
Re-read
your
Wilson's Fourteen Points homework.
You
don't have to learn the Fourteen Points (page
28) by heart but understand the principles behind
them.
Similarly
you don't have to learn the Treaty of Versailles
by heart (photocopied map and page 30) but understand
the harsh principles behind it (territorial changes
, military restrictions, war guilt clause and reparations)
and be able to give some examples, if necessary.
Stalin
and the Industrialisation of the USSR notes (Chapter
8 pages 69-70 in book).
How
to revise:
- Read
through the chapters in the book and notes
and make sure you understand the subject.
- On
small 10X14cms note cards write the key vocabulary
(ideas, themes, names, dates , places etc)
.
- Learn
by heart the vocabulary.
- Ask
someone to test you
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Homework
for Thursday 6th Nov 2003
Print
1918
End of War notes
. Do
some revision but also make sure you have a good holiday..........!
See you in November when we'll start work on Stalin's
Russia.
Homework
for Thursday 13th Nov 2003
Complete
the five notes sections at bottom of 'Stalin & Industrialisation
of the USSR' photocopied sheet.
The
last changes to this homework page were made on:
Homework
for Thursday 4th Dec 2003
- Bring
Oxford School Atlas
- Bring
signed exam paper
Collectivisation
& Stalin's Dictatorship
Make
notes (about half a page on Collectivisation & half
a page on Stalin's Dictatorship). These are the topics:
Collectivisation
Why
(top left page 70)
How
(bottom left & right column p 70)
Fate
of Kulaks (bottom left p70 & top p71)
Results
(right column p71)
Stalin's
Dictatorship
Secret
police & labour camps (p74 & top p75)
Purges
(p75)
Cult
of Personality (p76)
Homework
for Thursday 11th Dec 2003
USA
: Introduction & Physical Features
Complete the four diagrams on
the USA : Introduction worksheet. Note a couple of sentences
on the Ex. 3 comparison with Russia.
Using the graphs on page 86 in Atlas write in the the
table two or three sentences on each of the six USA climates
.
Complete
the double USA : Physical map according to the instructions
on the right-hand sheet.
Neatness counts !!
Homework
for Thursday 08th Jan 2004
Alaskan
Oil : should it be further developed or not?
Work
in pairs to produce a newspaper article on the project
to open up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in northern
Alaska to oil drilling. The article should have a title,
subtitles, 'pull-quotes' (quotations set into the text
to attract readers' attention) and pictures. Use standard
school file paper.
State
your sources of information. Length 2-3 sides max.
Use
the worksheet and recent Guardian, BBC, CNN articles on
internet to find out more on the topic.
Now
go to Jan -April at top of this page...................
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