Great War Lectures

Hey guys, I just realized that I had forgotten to upload this. If anyone is still up studying, and want something to listen to in the background. Here it is. Unfortunately, I did not have it in a public source, so you would have to download it. Hopefully, it won't take too long.

Here's the folder to each of the recording

CLICK ME

Good luck everyone!

Great Depression Recording

Hey, guys so our test is on Friday and many people in our class has asked me to post the lecture recordings online. I hope this help, and please ignore any conversation I have or stupid mistakes I make ^-^


Individual Recording in order:

1920s Pt 1
1920s Pt 2 
Cause of Great Depression Lecture
Cause of Great Depression Lecture: Stocks
Supreme Court Pt 1
Supreme Court Pt 2
Supreme Court Pt 3
Beginning of the Book Lecture
Three R's

I hope this helps! Don't forget that you can also check on wikispace (if they're uploaded already by the groups)

Edmodo have the practice tests, concept, and this very useful document (you'll know it once you see it)

Also, don't forget to read your textbook or at least look over at it! Good luck everyone.

Week 12: Day 2

Hi guys,

Don't forget that our test this week on chapter 24-28 (75 points)

There are many resources to use for this test:

• edmodo practice test/objective review ( it goes from chapter 24-32, but we only need to know 24-28) 
• blogger :D (thank you to everyone that has been contributing) 
• google doc folder (here's the Link if you need it) 
• college.engage's lectures: Transforming the West and Rise of Industry
• Mr. Stewart in-class lectures: (in-order)
• Little Big Horn
• Robber Barons and Rebels
• The Sinews of Democracy
• Wealth and Power Video
• Segment Part 1
• Segment Part 2
• Review Part 1
• Review Part 2 

Also, I'm going to hopefully get all the lectures in this 'topic' uploaded on dropbox and shared. Hope you guys don't mind the sound and other noises in the background. 

I hope this helps. I know that I personally like using different kind of methods to study. The college engage lecture I haven't really used yet, but it seems pretty good so far since it is supposed to summarize the textbook reading (at least for the 12th edition) They're pretty short about 15 minutes or so each compared to the ones I'm going to upload. Those ones are actual lectures in class, hence the reason why they are ranging from 40-50 minutes long. However, we still have a few more days, and you can always play these lectures in the background as you do your other homework

Good luck everyone