OFFICIAL POWER EXAM: FRIDAY
-Three sections x 7 questions = 21 short answer questions (approximately 6, French regime; 6, British rule; 9, Canada)
-based on documents
-35% of term Review:
-after school tutorial, Tuesday, Apr. 25 (4.00-5.30)
-study notes nightly (~25 mins.) using the "June exam bible" - read the bullets, then go to the notes...
-textbook pages: p. 184-187 (overview)
CULTURE & CURRENTS OF THOUGHT
Monday-Thursday:
-starting LAST unit! -Class 1: Native culture
-notes: spirituality, relationship with nature, communication & trade
-readings: red text., p. 10-15
-homework: handout (yellow) -Class 2:
-review "Pop-settlement" (Got it-Forget it)
-review native culture & correct handout
-Culture in NF
-notes: intro, divine right...
On Sunday, a ceremony commemorating the hundredth anniversary of the battle will take place in Vimy, France, at the magnificent Canadian monument (completed 1936). The ceremony airs on CBC-TV on Sunday morning. This video discusses this significant battle, and it also discusses the monument itself.
Monday: Finish group work
Take it seriously and help each other prepare for tomorrow's test:
-BLUE: (period 2)
(1) complete unions, women's groups versus power and create two timelines of important events (on blue paper)
(2) when finished, read over printed notes;
(3) start review booklet that Ms. Long has.
-RED: (period 4)
(1) complete environment and linguistic groups versus official power and discuss;
(2) when you are finished completing the table in the booklet, read the printed notes I've made;
(3) start on the 4-page review booklet;
(4) read the pages in the booklet about Nationalist groups in Quebec.
Remember: Short answer test,TUESDAY. Study the CANADIAN period (natives, church, fed-prov. relations, unions, women's groups, linguistic groups...). About three questions per topic/group.
Tuesday: Period 2, 3, 4
-20 question test; all short answer.
-based on your notes, booklet and readings (1867-present).
Post-Easter break, (after April 19):
You have an OFFICIAL POWER EXAM (~35% of term III). It consists of 21 questions, [French regime (6), British rule (6), Contemporary Canada (9)], based on documents.
Here is what you will be doing over the next two classes; this material will be on next week's QUIZ (Tuesday):
Next week's quiz will include about 20-25 short and long answer questions. The material covers relations between power and Natives, the Church, federal-provincial, women's groups, and labour unions.
Your OFFICIAL POWER UNIT EXAM is the week of April 18.
