Units 1 / 3/ 4/  5/  6/                                                                                                 Other Weblinks to Social Studies

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
February 2000 Monarchs Today			3 Early Middle Ages Vikings Charlemagne Feudalism Charlemagne Ch. 12.1 & 2	4 Religion Monastery Religious Orders Ch. 3.3 & 4.3 & 8.1
7 Daily Life Manorialism Primogeniture medieval Money 13.1 & 2	8High Middle Ages Knights Castle  Growth of France and England map of France King John Magna Carta 12.3, 13.3 & 4	9 Byzantine & Kiev Xenophobia Chapter 12.4 & 8.2 Mongols	10 Age of Faith Crusades Chart Results of Crusades	11 Chapter 13.5 Power of the Church 100 years war War of the Roses Black Plague
14 Time Travelers Humanism Renaissance Medieval & Renaissance Art slide show	15 Reformation Martin Luther Counter Reformation Council of Trent Charles V  Henry VIII Ch. 14.3 & 4	16 Chapter 16.1   Definition Mercantilism  Exploration Pirates Articles of Agreement Spain  Map of Iberia map of Castille - Aragon  Slaves	17 Scientific Revolution Library/lab	18 People of the Renaissance Machiavelli
21 President's Day	22 Reading Notes Due Grade Unit Questions Treasures Due	23 Start Unit 3 Ch. 15 Sec.3 & 20.1 France Richelieu "Sun King"  Family Tree Russia Peter & Catherine the Great Development of Monarchy bourbon family tree	24  Chapter 15.4 & 15.5 European Countriesr  Hapsburgs & Hohenzollerns Thirty Years War & Treaty of Westphalia	25  and other Treaties of the Renaissance  Library/Lab

General Objectives for Unit
Trace the Development of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam and their influence.
Describe political, economic and social changes that occurred during the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, & Reformation
Describe the growth and importance of trade and commerce at different times in history.
Explain the impact of the Renaissance and Reformation on Europe.
Describe the expansion of European influence around the world, through exploration, investment and colonization.
Explain the development of the monarchy.
Respect beliefs of other individuals, groups and cultures.

Links to Specific Objectives
Monarchs of England
Other Weblinks
Overview calendar for entire course