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---All posts moving forward will be on our Google classroom. refer to that site---


 Medieval History Homework

*Dates are the due dates*

*Please take reading notes daily*
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Quarter Four
***Spring Break extended - keep checking back for updates or supplemental reading if you are interested***



Quarter Three

Week Nine
​March 2: 266-268
March 3: 268-269
March 4: 269-272
March 5: 272- end of the ch.

Week Eight
Feb 24: Study
Feb 25: Read Courtly Love
Feb 26: Exam
​Feb 27: 263-266
Feb 28: None

​Week Seven
Feb 18: R & R
Feb 19: Explain the differences between Romanesque and Gothic architecture using 4 architectural elements
Feb 20: 259-261
Feb 21: absent



Week Six
Feb 10: 252-254
Feb 11: None
Feb 12: 254-255
​Feb 13: 255-256
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Week Five
Feb 2: In about 5 sentences, explain if the Crusades were successful or not. Use textual evidence to support your claim. 
Feb 3-Feb 6:  Study
​Test on Feb 6th

​Feb 7: 250-252

Week Four
Jan 27: All prior sub work
Jan 28: Study for Quiz Thursday
Jan 29: Study for Quiz Thursday
​Jan 30: Study for Quiz Thursday
Jan 31: None

​Week Three
Jan 21: Read and annotate the Concordant of Worms
Jan 22: 238-241
Jan 23: 241-244
​Jan 24: All prior sub work and reading if not completed 

​Week Two
Jan 13: 232-235
Jan 14: 235-238
​Jan 16: None
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Week One

Jan 7th: 229-231
​Jan 8th: 231-232
​Jan 9th: None
Jan 10th: in two paragraphs explain hereditary rule using an example







Quarter Two

Week Ten
Dec 16: Three responses from the study guide
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Study until mid-term


Week Nine
Dec 9th: 221-224 
Dec 10th: 224-226
​Dec 11th: Page 245 #2
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Week Eight
November 3rd: Finish Ch. 7
November 4th: None
​November 5th: 216-218
November 6th: 218-221
​Quiz Wednesday Nov 11th

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Week Seven
​November 25 & 26: Prep for essay
​November 27: 205-207
Thanksgiving Break - R&R
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Week Six
​November 18: through 221
November 19: through 250
November 20: 251-264
November 21: 265-276
​November 22: 277-end
Week Five
November 12: through 168
​November 13: through 187
November 14: through 203

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Week Four
November 4th: 91-125 (time in class Friday provided)
November 5: 126-134
​November 6: 135-142
November 7: 143-151
November 8: Quiz Today- study

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Week Three
Oct 29: 79-86 (P4 prep for Character Quiz)
Oct 30: 87-90
Oct 31 and Nov 1: None

Week Two
The Song of Roland (TSOR) Oct 21: stanza 1-15
Oct 22: 16-29
Oct 23: What examples of the code of chivalry has been broken? Prep for a discussion. 
Oct 24: 30-43
Oct 25: 44-54
Oct 26: 55-78


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Week One
October 15 (P4)/16 (P6): 196-199 and Find The Song of Roland
October 17 (P4)/18 (P6): 199-205 skip Three Empires and an Elephant
​October 18: Study






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Week Nine
September 30: None
October 1: 184-186
October 2: 187-188
October 3: 188-189 (finish section on Islam)
​October 4th: Study for Quiz

​Week Eight
September 23: Study
​September 24: Study (test day)
September 25: 182-184 stop before the expansion of Islam
September 26: None!
September 27: Koran Handout

Week Seven
September 17: Boethius Consolation of Philosophy response. 
September 18: 174-177 stop at The Church and Classical Learning
September 19: 177-end
​September 20: Describe the impact of medieval monasteries and nunneries on the people of western medieval Europe. Two paragraphs.  

Week Six
September 9th: 169-170
September 10th: 170-172
​September 11th: Study (Test Day)Note: Clovis, Charles Martel, The Battle of Tours will be moved to the next test
September 12: 172-173 (Start at The Expansion of the Church and finish page 173)
​September 14: None


​Week Five

September 3rd: R&R None

September 4th: Personality Assessment (none in Med. History)

September 5th: 166-169



Week Four
August 26th: 163-164 stop before The New Political Structure 
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August 27th: Two Paragraphs on Questions for Further Thought #2 (page 178, end of chapter 6)

August 28th: Pages 164-166 stop before the Codex.  Quiz today on pages 158-164 (Germanic Tribes)
August 29th: Justinian and Theodora images
August 30th: None

Week Three
August 19th: Study for exam 8/21. Focus on the map of the Roman Empire and the Tetrarchs

August 20th: Study for exam 8/21. Focus on terms on the study guide.

August 21st: Study for exam 8/21. Focus on important people on the study guide. 

August 22nd: 158-160 stop before "Germanic Tribes..."

August 23rd: 160-163 stop before German and Romans

Week Two
August 13th: 143-146 stop before Female Martyrs

(First test 8/21)

August 14th: 146-149 stop before The Fathers of the Church

August 15th: 149-end of chapter

August 16th: Page 153 (Question for further thought). Answer in two paragraphs. Please be detailed. 

Week One
August 8th: 134-136 - The Late Roman Empire to The Fall of Rome

August 9th: 136-139 - The Fall of Rome to Christianity and its Early Rivals
and prepare for a discussion about The "Fall of Rome"

​August 12th: 139-143 stop before The Origins of Christianity

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