MidtermReview


 * Directions**

On Friday in class, you will partner up with the people listed below. You will get out the review guide, copy the bullet points into each page, and begin working through your notes and materials from that specific unit to create a well-organized, detailed, and helpful set of notes for your particular section.

Then, over the weekend, as you study, visit each site. If you have details that you would like to add to another group's page, go ahead and do so. If you see an error, fix it. Help each other out.

On Monday, you will create a list of problem areas and use them to create a "Jeopardy" review game. But we sincerely hope that after focusing on one chunk of the review and creating something helpful for each other, then referring to each page as you prepare for the exam, you will be in good shape for the exam. The philosophy behind this activity is simple: we've taught you all of this material. You have notes, worksheets, packets, readings, web activities, and everything else that you've done since September. In fact, a lot of it is actually in your brain! All you have to do is refresh your memory. Help yourself and help each other first, and we'll take care of the leftovers on Monday.


 * Topics**

1. General Literary Terms Alex A and Chelsea I

2. The Gilded Age, Urbanization, Immigration, and the Progressive Response

Literature-Gilded Age and Progressive Era Cory L, Haley I, and Ken D

History-Gilded Age and Progressive Era Adam F, Tyler D, and Jessica C

3. World War I

Literature-World War I Annette M, Jessica H, and Dave W

History-World War I Joe V, Connor G, and Mike W

4. Post WWI and the 1920s

Literature-Post WWI and the 1920s Nicole V, Jason F, and Brian S

History-Post WWI and the 1920s Shannon C, Ally G, and Dan S

5. 1930s: Great Depression and New Deal

Literature-Great Depression and New Deal Ryan C, Mike Bottiglieri, Nicollette C

History-Great Depression and New Deal Dave P, Dillon, Nicole N

6. The Road to WWII

History-Road to WWII Ryan O, Allan W, Ben M

7. World War II and America: the homefront

History-World War II and America-the homefront Alex O, Alex B, and Samantha C

8. America in World War II

History-America in World War II Emily S, Celina C, Mike Battista