Thursday, September 22, 2016

Intro to 911 (Day 155-154)

Do Now:

  • Books out
  • Flashcards out
  • Reading Log Stamps
  • Write down homework in Planner
  • Planner Check or 10$

1. 30 min more for Trial 2

2. Get out a piece of paper

  • Title: Do Now | Unit 2 Introduction
  • Write one paragraph explaining what you think the phrase "One man's terrorist, is another man's freedom fighter" means?

3. Read and Annotate 9/11 Commision Report: Executive Summary

4. Cornell Notes for the 9/11 Commision Report: Executive Summary

Homework:

1. Read, Jedi, Read!
2. Finish annotations/cornell notes for  9/11 Commision Report: Executive Summary
3. Unit 2 Vocab

  • 7. Post 9/11 U.S. Domestic Policy- US PATRIOT ACT:  Congressional approval of the US PATRIOT ACT gave FBI the power to tap phones, track internet usage, and secretly search a "suspect's" home or office.
  • 8. US PATRIOT Act Controversy: 
    • invasion of privacy
    • unconstitutional, took away rights
    • could be used to pursue people outside of terrorism
    • criteria for becoming a suspect was loose and open to interpretation
  • 9. Post 9/11 U.S. Domestic Policy- HOMELAND SECURITY: U.S. government department created by the Bush administration after the attacks of September 11, 2001, to prevent terrorist attacks within the United States and reduce the country's vulnerability to terrorism.
  • 10. Post 9/11 Foreign Policy -WAR ON TERROR: 
    • Shifted response to terrorism from a criminal act to a war crime.
    • Created the department of Homeland Security to take lead on all things related to US public security
    • Congress gave Bush permission to use force on whoever did it
    • Resulted in the military pursuit of Al-Qaeda cells all over the world, with/without permission of countries they were operating in
  • 11. Post 9/11 Foreign Policy- BUSH DOCTRINE: The U.S. foreign policy adopted by the Bush administration in 2001 that asserts America's right to attack any nation that has weapons of mass destruction that we believe might be used against U.S. at home or abroad.
  • 12. Guantanamo Bay Detention Center: A U.S. prison camp located in Cuba to "detain extraordinarily dangerous people", interrogate and prosecute detainees (both civilian and military) for war crimes. It has been called unjust because the military acts as interrogators, prosecutor, defense counsel, judge, and executioners. It does not follow US law, but it is not on U.S. soil--- so it does not have to. Violates a number of human rights laws.

Monday, September 19, 2016

Level UP: Trial 2 (Day 156)

1. Do Now:
  • Get out book/Turn in Week 6 Reading Logs
  • Write homework in Planner (copy vocab if you do not have internet at home)
  • Stamps
2. Finish Trial 2

Homework:

1. Read, Jedi, Read!
2. Unit 2 Vocab
  1. Sovereignty: The right of a country to govern its territory free from control of its internal affairs by other countries. 
  2. Imperialism: A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
  3. Transnational: transnational operating in at least two countries.
  4. Islam: A religion based on the teachings of the prophet Mohammed which stresses belief in one god (Allah), Paradise and Hell, and a body of law written in the Quran. Followers are called Muslims.
  5. Extremist Islam: Extremist beliefs that the Quran is the ultimate decider over political and social life. Uses violence in the name of Jihad and create rifts between Muslim and between countries. 
  6. 9/11: Terrorist attack on United States by Al-Qaeda, led by Osama bin Laden. The terrorist group hijacked 4 passenger planes and crashed them into:
    • 1. World Trade Center tower; 
    • 2. World Trade Center tower; 
    • 3. Pentagon 
    • 4. Likely attempted the White House, but the plane was brought down by passengers in a Pennsylvania field

Thursday, September 8, 2016

Types of Maps & Time Zones (163-162)

1. Set up binder
  • Organize binder for binder checks next week.
2. Go over answers to Middle East Map (p2/4 only)
3. Whole group Lessons 6-14 in Basic Geography Skills Packet (2)

Homework:
1. Read Jedi, Read.
2. Prepare for Trial 2 on Sept 15-16






  1. Study Middle East using whiteboards and Sheppard Geography: 
  2. Syria 
  3. Cyprus 
  4. Israel & the Palestinian Territories 
  5. Jordan 
  6. Egypt 
  7. Saudi Arabia 
  8. Yemen 
  9. Oman 
  10. United Arab Emirates 
  11. Qatar 
  12. Bahrain 
  13. Kuwait 
  14. Iraq 
  15. Iran 
  16. Turkmenistan 
  17. Kazakhstan 
  18. Uzbekistan 
  19. Kyrgyzstan 
  20. Tajikistan 
  21. Afghanistan 
  22. Pakistan 
  23. Lebanon 
  • Study Vocabulary using flashcards or Quizlet
    • Practice: 
      • Identifying Relative vs Absolute Location 
      • Identifying Cardinal locations 
      • Identifying Intermediate locations 
      • Using Scale bars 
      • Using Latitude and Longitude

Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Longitude and Latitude (165-164)

1. Set up binder

  • Turn in Week 4 Reading Logs
2. Go over answers to Middle East Map
3. Go over answers to Lessons 2-6 in Basic Geography Skills Packet

Homework:
1. Read Jedi, Read.
2. Prepare for Trial 2 on Sept 15-16
  1. Syria
  2. Cyprus
  3. Israel & the Palestinian Territories
  4. Jordan
  5. Egypt
  6. Saudi Arabia
  7. Yemen
  8. Oman
  9. United Arab Emirates
  10. Qatar
  11. Bahrain
  12. Kuwait
  13. Iraq
  14. Iran
  15. Turkmenistan
  16. Kazakhstan
  17. Uzbekistan
  18. Kyrgyzstan
  19. Tajikistan
  20. Afghanistan
  21. Pakistan
  22. Lebanon

Thursday, September 1, 2016

Substitute (167-166)

Ms. Kelly is out sick Thursday 9/1-Friday 9/2.
The substitute will provide handouts for classwork and homework.