Day 20 - Thursday

1.Teacher Notes from Nightly Readings

 2. Discussion of M.C. 

 3. Key Concepts for Period 2 (Have your notes out)
    -Read each sub key concept (a, b, c, d etc)
    -Circle the ones you have read about so far at night, label with examples
    -Discussion about evidence we can provide for each circled one

Reading Quiz on The Great Awakening (Wednesday Reading) and British and French tensions (Thursday Reading)

 Period 2 Exam is Monday (25 M.C. and 2 SAQ)

 TEST CORRECTIONS NEED TO GET DONE!

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