Rhetoric II
First Thesis drafts
(minimum, 5 pages) are due on Monday, the 7th.
This week in Rhetoric II, we will begin presentations of the
first drafts. Each senior will present
their research and will be questioned by both Dr. Phillips and their
classmates.
Antiquities
In Antiquities, we will continue our examination of the Greeks
– city-states, military developments, culture, and more.
Students will continue their assigned readings by the
schedule below.
·
Thursday – Famous Men of Ancient Rome, pgs.
1-14
U.S. History
The U.S History class will continue discussing the
Constitution of the United States, walking through each Article to examine the
responsibilities of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of
government.
Students will continue their assigned readings by the
schedule below.
·
Tuesday – Patriot’s Handbook, pgs.
186-198
·
Thursday – Patriot’s Handbook, pgs.
197-206
Christendom
In Christendom, we will discuss the Code of Chivalry (its 12
virtues) and other changes in the Late Middle Ages. If we complete this material, we will begin
our study of the Crusades.
Students will continue their assigned readings by the
schedule below.
·
Tuesday
– King Arthur, pgs.
65-90
·
Thursday
– King Arthur, pgs.
91-124
Latin II
We will begin our study of chapter 9 – grammar, vocabulary,
and translation.
