Homework

Simply put, homework is IMPORTANT. It enables you to PREVIEW, REINFORCE and REVIEW the SKILLS and CONTENT you learn in class. You are expected to fully complete each Homework assignment by the start of the next class. Incomplete, late or missing Homework will lose points.

HOMEWORK WEBSITE

http://www.ushistory.org/us/

Directions:

READ ALL DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY!

Closely read the assigned pages;

Proper Headings are important - always include your name, the date, the Homework number

Hand-write out each term/question in pen;

Answers should echo the question asked;

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EXAMPLE OF WHAT YOUR HOMEWORK SHOULD LOOK LIKE

HW # 1 - Civil War Refresher I (Full Title of HW)

33. A House Divided (Title of 1^st Reading)

Add a short 5-8 sentence paragraph summarizing this reading. (Summary paragraph)

33 a. Fort Sumter (Title of 2^nd Reading)

Add a short 5-8 sentence paragraph summarizing this reading. (Summary paragraph)

33 b. Strengths and Weaknesses North and South (Title of 3^rd Reading)

Add a short 5-8 sentence paragraph summarizing this reading. (Summary paragraph)

33 d. Sacred Beliefs (Title of 4^th Reading)

Add a short 5-8 sentence paragraph summarizing this reading. (Summary paragraph)

33 h. Northern Plans to End the War (Title of 5^th Reading)

Add a short 5-8 sentence paragraph summarizing this reading. (Summary paragraph)

33 i. The Road to Appomattox (Title of 6^th Reading)

Add a short 5-8 sentence paragraph summarizing this reading. (Summary paragraph)

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S.A.S.S. TIP: Take Notes on the reading – so you have additional content at the ready in class;