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MR. Jocz's APUSH CLASS

Winter Break Assignment

12/16/2019

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Chapter 23-26 2019 Assignment
Period 6 Slides
Chapter 23 Slide Notes
Chapter 23-26 Assignment
Chapter 24 Slide Notes
Chapter 25 Slide Notes
Chapter 26 Slide Notes
1.) Enjoy your break. Rest up and reenergize yourself for 2020!

2.) Review Periods 1-5. Make sure you know 1491-1877 well.  Review Period 1-5 Graphic Organizers. Identify specific historical evidence that proves the statements on the College Board framework. Write small, be specific, and fill those graphic organizers up. 

3.) Begin working on Chapters 23-26. Watch the chapter 23-26 review videos. Read and take notes on the chapters. We will be working on Chapters 23-26 the first week of school. RNs with 
IDs on slides will be due on January 20th
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