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Declaration of Inde-

pendence

1)View the you Tube

video-D.O.I. Reading

2) focus-part 2 list colo-

nial grievances

Textbook pg.122-124

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Unalienable Rights

Pg. 120-121

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U.S. Constitution

Popular sovereignty

Separation of powers

checks & balances

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U. S Constitution Arti-

cle I, II, III graphics on

pg. 199-201

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Bill of Rights pg. 204-

205 colonial grievances

2,3,4

Unalienable Rights

1st., 9th

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Political Economic, and

Social reasons for colo-

nization

DeSoto ISD Calendar-Social Studies Grade 8

August 2015 MUST COVER:

James Oglethorpe-Georgia,

Pilgrims, Puritans, Roanoak, Jamestown,

Middle passage

*Focus on Colonial grievances

addressed in the Declaration of Independ-

ence Constitution and Bill of Rights

VIDEO CLIPS:

History.com

Did Columbus Really Discover

America?

The Mayflower(3min)

Pilgrims in America(3min)

RESOURCES:

CSCOPE-Unit 1 lesson PowerPoint:

European Exploration of North America

HMH Interactive Media Guide

Ch. 2 European Exploration of the Ameri-

cas 1492-1682.

Ch. 3 Founding the colonies.

CSCOPE-Unit 1 lesson2,3 tab organizer

for Aug 31.

TERMS:

Push-factors

Pull factors Mercantilism

Charter

Immigrate

Oppression

CELEBRATE FREEDOM WEEK

Celebrate Freedom Week Resources – Handouts: Grievances and solutions what is in our Constitution?

YouTube: Declaration of Independence Reading(9:41)


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Founding the Colo-

nies

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Founding the Colonies

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Colonial Trade

Mercantilism

Triangular Trade

Navigation Acts

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Representative Government

Mayflower Compact

Fundamental order of

Conn.

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6 7

No School

Hol iday

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Map Work

13 Colonies

Triangular Trade

Columbian Exchange

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Unit 1

Review & Wrap Up

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Unit 1

Test on Exploration

and Colonization

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French & Indian War

Treaty of Paris 1763

Proclamation of 1763

Great Britain raises taxes

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Stamp Act

Townshend Acts

Sugar Act

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Intolerable Acts

TEA Act

Boston Tea

Party

Boston Massacre

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Boycott

Sons/Daughters of

Liberty

Committees of Cor-

respondence

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Constitution Day

constitutionday.com

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1st Continental Congress

Lexington & Concord

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Continental Congress

Loyalists

Patriots

Olive Branch Pet

Continental Army

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Treaty of 1783

Review & Wrap Up

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Unit 2

Test Revolutionary

War ERA

30 Articles of

Confederation

Strengths

Weaknesses

*Textbook pg. 168-A


September 2015 MUST COVER:

Treaty of Paris 1763,1783

Thomas Paine: Common Sense

Marquis de Lafayette

Friedrich Von Steuban

John Paul Jones

Battles:

Lexington & Concord

Saratoga Winter at Valley Forge

Yorktown

Trenton (Crossing the Delaware)

VIDEO CLIPS:

History.com

Bet you didn’t know: Revolutionary War

(3min)

Sons of Liberty(2min)

Jefferson writes the Declaration of Inde-

pendence(3min)

Turning Point of the Revolution(2min)

James Madison: did you know?(2min)

RESOURCES:


CH. 3 Colonial trade routes

Ch. 3 North American Empires...Treaty of

Paris

Ch. 4 Battle of Yorktown

MAP CONNECTIONS:

Historical map: American Revolutionary

War Battles

CSCOPE: Unite 3 lesson 1

Causes leading to the American Rev.

Graphic organizer

PowerPoint: French and Indian War

TERMS:

Mercantilism Tax-Duties

Import Tariff

Export Patriot

Self Governance Loyalists

Virtue Minutemen

Compact Tyranny

Boycott Endowed

Civil Disobedience Quartering

Unalienable Rights

Conflict in the Colonies British Actions/Colonial Reactions

Declaration of Independence

Grievances

Unalienable Rights

Battles and Leaders

Sept. 10-29 - Revolutionary ERA


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4 5

Staff

Development

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11 12

Colonial grievances

addressed in…

Constitution

Bill of Rights

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Ratification

Requirements

Process

Timeline

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Go over and correct CA1

List/Review Weak areas

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Limited Gov.

Popular Sover-

eignty

Individual Rights

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Republicanism

Federalism

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Separation of Pow-

ers

Checks & Balance

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*Early Release

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Amendment Process

Review & Wrap Up

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Test on Unit 5

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October 2015 MUST COVER:

Virginia Plan

New Jersey Plan

Great Compromise

3/5 Compromise

FEDERALISTS:

Alexander Hamilton

James Madison

ANTI-FEDERALISTS:

George Mason

Patrick Henry

Samuel Adams

MUST COVER:

French Revolution

Neutrality Proclamation

Jays Treaty

Pinckney’s Treaty

Whiskey Rebellion

Judiciary Act of 1789

Bank of the U. S.

VIDEO CLIPS:

History.com

America gets a Constitution(4min)

George Washington’s precedents(4min)

TEACHER TUB:

Bill of Rights, First 10 Amendments 1791

RESOURCES:

CSCOPE: unit 4 lesson 1

PowerPoint: Articles of Confederation

Reading Notes

HMH INTERACTIVE MEDIA

Ch. 7 Early America 1776-1800

Maps. Com-Map Connections

Civics

The Constitution becomes a reality

TERMS:

Tariff Sovereignty

Duties Veto

Tax Amend

Commerce Reserved Powers

Petition Delegated Powers

Assembly Concurrent Powers

Rebellion Due Process

Interstate Neutrality

Challenges of the New Nation

British Forts

Tariffs

Constitutional Convention

Documents that influenced U. S. Constitutional

Compromises

CA1

BILL OF RIGHTS

Unalienable Rights 1,9

Colonial grievances 2-4,

Rights of the accused 5-8

The Early Republic - George Washington

Challenges Foreign & Domestic

Farwell Address

Writing the Constitution Sept 30 - Oct. 13

A more Perfect Union –Oct. 19-Oct. 27

7 Principles of the Constitution


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Political Parties

3 4 5 6 7

8 9

Thomas Jefferson

Embargo Act

War Hawks

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Wrap Up and Review

Jefferson to Mon-

roe

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Wrap Up and Review

Washington to

Adams

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Unit 6 Test

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Election of 1824

Corrupt Bargain

John Q. Adams

Presidency


November 2015 RESOURCES:

CSCOPE:

Political parties Unit 6 lesson 2

Foreign policy CARDS Unit 6 lesson 3

Domestic policy Agenda

*Washington-Monroe

Foreign Policy

HMH INTERACTIVE MEDIA GALLERY:

Ch. 8 The Jefferson ERA

War of 1812

Lewis & Clark

Americas growth to 1820

Maps.com-map connections

The Louisiana Purchase

The Presidential Election of 1824

VIDEO CLIPS:

Brain POP:

Political party origins

Andrew Jackson - Old Hickory

History.com

Andrew Jackson defends New Orleans in

War of 1812

Andrew Jackson’s controversial decisions

TERMS:

Political Party

Civic Virtue

Foreign

Domestic

Impressment

Embargo

Nationalism

Sectionalism THANKSGIVING BREAK

THE EARLY REPUBLIC

John Adams

XYZ affair

Alien & Sedition Acts

Thomas Jefferson

Election of 1800

Marbury Vs. Madison

Louisiana Purchase-Lewis &

THE EARLY REPUBLIC

James Madison

War of 1812

*Hartford Convention

*Fort McHenry

*Battle of New Orleans

James Monroe

Rush –Bagot Agreement

Convention 1818

Adams-ONIS Treaty

Monore Doctrine

Map Activity

Louisiana Purchas (map Connections)

The Presidential Election of 1824

Video Clips-Andrew Jackson

*Oct. 28-Nov. 17 - The Early Republic


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Election of 1828

Democratic Party

What is Jacksonian

Democracy

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Jackson’s

Administration

Spoils System

Kitchen Cabinet

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4 5

6 7

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Map Work

Indian Removal

Trail of Tears

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Wrap Up

Review Unit 7

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*Early Release

*End of 2nd 9 Weeks

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December 2015

MUST COVER:

3 things about Andrew Jackson

*2nd Bank of U. S.

*Indian removal

*Nullification

RESOURCES:

CSCOPE:

Unit 1 lesson1

Andrew Jackson’s

Jacksonian Democracy Acrostic


Ch. 10 Removal of Southwest Tribes

1820-1840

Map Connections/maps.com

(civics & government)

Presidential Election of 1828

VIDEO CLIPS:

History.com

Andrew Jackson’s Firsts(2min)

Andrew Jackson Vs. Bank of the

U. S.(5 min)

The Buffalo and Native Americans

Andrew Jackson’s Controversial

Decisions

TERMS:

Nomination

Democracy

Tariff of Abominations

Spoils System

Doctrine

Nullify

Nullification

Sectionalism

Suffrage

Political Party

CHRISTMAS BREAK

CHRISTMAS BREAK

AGE OF JACKSON

Nullification Crisis

Tariff of Abominations

State Rights

AGE OF JACKSON

2nd Bank of the U.S.

Bank Charter of 1832

McCulloch Vs. Maryland

Jackson’s Veto

Indian Removal

Indian Removal Act 1830

Cherokee Resistance

Worcester Vs. Georgia

CA 2

*Age Of Jackson Nov. 30 - Dec. 18


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3 4

Teacher Work Day

5

Northwest Ordi-

nance

6

Roots of Manifest

Destiny

(Economic, Political

and Social)

7

Geography Impacts of

Manifest Destiny

Cause of the

Mexican War

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10 11

Mexican War

Treaty of Guada-

lupe Hidalgo

Mexican Cession

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13 14 15

Map Work

Manifest Destiny

*Activity in your binder

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Holiday

MLK JR.

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Wrap UP & Review

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Unite 8 Test

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January 2016

MUST COVER:

Mormons - Religious Freedom

Maintain New

John Jacob Astor

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

California Gold Rush

IMAGES:

Art Progress, John Gast

http://www.loc.gov/pictures/resource/ppmsa.09855

*Manifest Destiny

RESOURCES:

CSCOPE:

Northwest Ordinance

Unit 8 lesson 2

Roots of Manifest Destiny

Geography Impact of Manifest Destiny

Unit 8 lesson 3

Matching Acquisitions

U.S. Mexican War

Unit 9 lesson 1

Industrialization Cause-Effect

Regional Impact

Word Sort

Unit 10 lesson 2

Innovation Charts

Map Connections

Mexico cedes land to the United States

HMH INTERACTIVE MEDIA GUIDE

Ch. 11-

Trails leading West *GREAT!

The Western Wilderness

The War of Mexico 1846-47

Ch.12-

American Textile Mill

Ch.14-

Emigration to America 1831-1860

TERMS:

Annexation Free Enterprise

Republic Innovation

Manifest Destiny Industrialization

Popular Sovereignty Urbanization

Settlement Paterns Sectionalism

Economic Activities Technology

Territory

Ordinance

Legislature

WESTERN EXPANSION

WESTERN EXPANSION

Settlement in the Mexican Cession Mormons Conflicts with Indians

California Gold Rush Cultural diffusion

Industrial Revolution Causes

War of 1812

Free Enterprise System

Urbanization

INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIO N

Innovations and Inventions The North

Textiles Lowell System Trade Union

Mass Productions Rhode Island System Change in Daily Life


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Communication

Telegraph Morse Code

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7 8

9 10

Economic differences of the

North and South

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Unit 9

Wrap Up & Review

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Unit 9 Test

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Staff Development

No School

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2nd Great Awakening

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19th Century Movement

American Renaissance

Transcendentalism

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Temperance Movement

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Public Education

Reform

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*Early Release

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Reform and Culture

Abolition Movement


February 2016

MUST COVER:

Gibbons Vs. Ogden

Dorthea Dix

Quakers-Underground railroad

William Lloyd Publications

John Brown

Raid on Harpers Ferry

Nat Turner Rebellion

Anti-Slavery Societies

“Slave Codes”

Video Clips:

History.com

The People Speak: Ain’t I A Woman

The Abolitionists Movement(3:26)

Frederick Douglass(3min)

Origins of Slavery in america(4min)

RESOURCES:

CSCOPE:

Unit 10 lesson:

Reform Movement Notes

Unit 10 lesson:

19th Century Reform Research Guide

Unit 10 lesson 3:

Abolition word Association

Terms:

Planter

Yoeman

Factors

Reform

Suffrage

Abolition

Tenements

Nativists

Middle Class

Labor Union

Wage

Petition

INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

The South

Cotton Gin-Cotton Boom

Plantation System

Improvement in farm equipment

Southern Society

Transportation Revolution

Steam Boats

Railroads

Gibbons Vs. Ogden




Consequences of Industrialization

Urbanization-Over Crowding

Child labor

Slavery

Effects on Environment

Immigrants and Urban Challenges

Irish-German

Middle Class

Tenements

Abolition Movement

Publications Events

Societies Leaders

*Reform and Culture February 16 - March 7


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Prison Reform Care

for the Disabled

4

Unit 10

Wrap Up & Review

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6 7

Review Units 8-10

for CA3

8 9 10 11

*Last day of 3rd 9 weeks

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13 14 15 16 17 18 19

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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27 28

Raid on Harper Derry

Election of 1860

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*STAAR

8th gr. Math

30

*STAAR

8th gr. Reading

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March 2016

MUST COVER:

William Carney

Philip Bazaar

Dred Scott Vs. Sanford

Republican Party-Election of 1860

“Bleeding Kansas”

Fugitive Slave Act

VIDEO CLIPS

History.com

The Path to the Civil War(3min)

Confederate Vs. Union Soldiers(3min)

RESOURCES:

CSCOPE

Unit 11-lesson2

Causes of the Civil War

Causes Word Sort


Ch. 15-A

Nation Divided

North-South Divide 1846

Election of 1860

Ch. 16

The Civil War

North-South Divide

Election 1860

Map Connections

Secession of Southern States 1861

TERMS:

Secede

Fugitive

Sectionalism

Popular Sovereignty

States Rights

Tariff

Constitutionality

CA 3

SPRING BREAK

REFORM AND CULTURE

Women Rights Movement

SECTIONALISM AND CIV IL WAR

Debate over Slavery

Missouri Compromise 1820

Compromise of 1850

Fugitive Slave Act

Political Divisions

Republican Party

Dred Scott Vs. Sanford

Lincoln Douglass Debates

The South Secedes

CSA

Lincoln takes Office

Map Work-Union Confederacy Bor-

der/States


1

Northern Resources

Southern Resources

Fort Sumter

*STAAR-Make-Up Day

2

3 4

Leaders:

Jefferson Davis

Robert E. Lee

Abraham Lincoln

5

6 7

Events:

Emancipation

Proclamation

Surrender at Appomattoy

Court House

8

Lincoln’s Plan for Recon-

struction

Lincoln’s Assassination

9

10 11

Unit 11

Wrap Up & Reviews

12

Unit 11 Test

13

Lincoln’s Plan

Wade-Davis Bill

Johnson’s Plan

14

15 16

17 18

Map Work

Military Districts

Problems during

reconstruction

19

Unit 12

Wrap-Up & Review

20

Unit 12 Test

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Industrial Revolution

28

Western Expansion

29

Age of Jackson

30


April 2016

MUST COVER:

Lincolns:

1st Inaugural Address

2nd Inaugural address

Gettysburg Address

13th, 14th, 15th Amendment

Morrill Act

Compromise of 1877

VIDEO CLIPS:

History.com

America and the Civil War(5min)

Robert E. Lee(3min)

The Battle of Antientam(3min)

The Union Siege at Vicksburg(3min)

Civil War Counter-Terrorism(4min)

Legacy of the Civil War

Blacks in the Military

RESOURCES:

Unit 11 lesson 3

Civil War Time Line

Unit 11 lesson 4

Civil War leaders notes

Unit 12 lesson 1

Reconstruction Programs

Problems during Reconstruction

Unit 12 lesson 2

Legislative Acts Cards

HMH Interactive Media

Galley:

Ch. 16

The Early years of the War 1861-1862

Battle of Gettysburg

The Confederacy Falls

Ch. 17

Southern Military Districts 1867

TERMS:

Bias Scalawag

Emancipation Carpet Bagger

Nationalism Freedman

Habeas Corpus Jim Crowlaws

Copperhead Black Codes

SECTIONALISM AND CIVIL WAR

Battles

Antietam Gettysburg

Gettysburg North/South

*Casualties

RECONSTRUCTION

Radical Reconstruction

*Acts

*Amendments

RECONSTRUCTION Rights and Responsibilities

Citizenship-Naturalization

Bill of Rights (review)

Voting, Taxes, Serving on

*Have Students take STAAR Release

8TH GRADE STAAR HISTORY REVIEW

*Reconstruction April 13-20 * Rights and Responsibilities April 21-22


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Early Republic

3

A More Perfect Union

4

Writing the Constitution

5

Revolutionary ERA

6

Exploration and Colonization

7

8 9

Supreme Court Cases

10

Maps

13 Colonies

Manifest Destiny

Civil War

11

The Presidents

12

STAAR

8th gr. Social Studies

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NO SCHOOL

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May 2016



GEOGRAPHY UNIT

Relative location Physical map

Absolute location Cartography

Political map Prime Meridian

Latitude Hemispheres

Longitude

Equator

Map Work

SEMESTER EXAMS

*STAAR Review April 25-May 11 *Geography Unit May 16-17


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Last Day of School

Early Release

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June 2016

Semester Exams


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