Carter's World History

This week, we will begin our prepping for the NCFE you will take in a couple of weeks. It is important that you are active in your studying for this exam.  It counts toward your final grade, which should be very important to you.  We have been tasked with learning the entire history of the world in less than 90 day!! It is nearly impossible, so there are many things we have not covered in depth (or at all).  Below are links to documents and resources you can use to study.  Some of these will be covered in class, but you need to take it upon yourself to study on your own time! Global History and Geography Prep Pack:   A great resource that covers in outline form many topics we have not gotten to in order to give you a little knowledge of what we are talking about. World History Cram Packet:   I have given each of you a booklet to keep with you during class and to use as a study guide.  Take notes and don't lose it! World History EOC Review Prezi:    Found under the "Link

This is your LAST vocabulary list of the course!!! When we return from Christmas Break we will be in full blown review mode, so there will be no more vocabulary!!! This week, you will only have eight words to actually complete, but you will have a cumulative vocabulary assessment on Friday from Weeks 14-16.  You have done great on these words, so this should be easy.  I have included the Quizlet for all the words below so you can study this week.  This week's words are all over the place, but they address the end of WWII and a few words we missed along the way. Be sure to write the definition, a sentence, and draw a picture for each word. Week 16 Vocabulary      QUIZLET Manhattan Project Marshall Plan Capitalism Open Door Policy Dollar Diplomacy Great Depression Maginot Line Kellogg Briand Pact Monday, December 11 Daily Question: 32.4 The Allied Victory Google Slides Guided Notes Assessment Questions For each name or term, write a sentence ex

This week, we will cover several different topics in an attempt to get to the finish line before Christmas! We will start off by taking a test on WWI, then look at the interwar years and the beginning of WWII. You will need to complete your vocabulary chart with the vocabulary word, definition, a picture and a sentence.  The sentences need to be at least six words and show an understanding of the world.  I am going to have to take off if you do not do so. Week 15: Interwar  Years and WWII      Quizlet Fascism Disarmament Totalitarian State Russification Gestapo Third Reich Appeasemtne Blitzkrieg Holocaust Lend Lease Act D-Day Stalingrad Monday, December 4 Daily Question: No daily question. World War I Assessment Tuesday, December 5 Daily Question: H ow did the Treaty of Versailles set Germany up for failure? The World Wars:  A Rising Threat Watch Episode Three  Viewing Guide Wednesday, December 6 Daily Question:   How was Hitler able to b