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YOUR NameAP World History

Mrs. Kovacsev

Homework Log (First 2 pages front/back)

Homework LogDueHomework

(1) Complete Summer Reading Assignment Fri., Aug. 19

• This Fleeting World Questions

• One-Pager: This Fleeting World

(2) Signed AP Syllabus Fri., Aug. 19

(3) Chapter 1 Quiz (Check Schoology for SAQs) Fri., Aug. 19

(4) Read Ch. 1, sect 1, 2, and 3 Wed., Aug. 17

(5) Keep working on AP Vocabulary

Chapter 1 SAQs on Schoology under Unit 1 then Quizzes

Turn in Sophomore Officer Packet to me ASAP!

Sophomore dues = $10, Freshmen = $5 AFTER school or Mo’Hawk

Time. Increases to $15 and $10 AFTER September 16.

Table of Contents (2 pages front/back AFTER HW Log)

Table of ContentsPage #Title

AP Vocabulary 1

AP World Maps 2

AP World Periods and Key Concepts 3

AP Themes 4

AP Historical Thinking Skills 5

HAPPY: Analyzing evidence and sources 6

Unit 1 Cover Page 7

Chapter 1 Vocabulary 8

Chapter 1 Cornell Notes 9

AP Vocabulary (Schoology under AP Resources then AP Vocabulary)

AP Vocabulary

• Administration: group of people that run

an organization

• Agricultural: relating to farming

• Austere: nothing extra (no frou-frou);

strict

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AP Handout

2AP World Maps

AP Handout

AP Periods and Key Concepts 3

AP Handout

AP 5 Themes 4

AP Handout

Historical Thinking Skills 5

AP Handout

Historical Thinking Skills:

Analyzing Evidence and Sources

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Unit 1 Cover Page

Ancient and Classical PeriodsChapters 1 and 2 (Stearns), 8, 9, 7, 10, 11, 12

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(Prehistory – 600 CE)

Chapter 1 Vocabulary

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• Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age):

• Australopithecus:

• Homo Erectus:

• Homo Sapiens (Sapiens):

• Neanderthals:

Chapter 1 Vocabulary: Prehistory to

Early Civilizations

Chapter 1 Cornell NotesChapter 1: Before History 9

Chapter 1 Cornell NotesChapter 1: Before History 9

Summary:

Compare and Contrast“Double Bubble”

Paleolithic

Paleolithic vs. Neolithic Era

Neolithic

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