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 * __WEEK OF MAY 3RD__ // REMINDER!!! // Monday, 3rd period , we'll be having a revizzle on all the stuff we did last week -- the Feds vs. the Anti-Feds, the French Revolution, and Napoleon!! I've added a few more cards to the ones y'all created on [|FlashcardFriends] (username - Johnsclass / password - python ). We'll do the revizzle just like last time -- putting the decks on "shuffle" and just seeing what questions we get!! So study those cards (and/or your notes). **=====

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We'll be covering a lot of stuff very fast -- the Federalists vs. the Anti-Federalists in the early days of the republic, The French Revolution, Napoleon, and the key events on the time line for the first half of the 1800's. For that last part you'll be making your own time line.=====

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In addition to taking notes and working on your time line, you also, by Friday, have to ** create five flash cards ** to add to the online deck that the class will be creating together. Before making yours, you have to ** read the ones that are already there **, because ** you can't cover stuff that someone else has already covered **. At the top of your card write "BY (YOUR NAME)", in all caps, and then ask your question.=====

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Just like last time, go to **Flashcard Friends** -- username - **Johnsclass**, password - **python**. So far there are two decks you can add to -- "**Smackdown: Feds vs. Anti-Feds**" and "**The French Revolution & Napoleon**". I'll be adding another one later for the early 1800's.=====

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[|Colonies/Revolution study guide.pdf]

You can study for this by just going over your notes, of course, **but there's also an online deck of flash cards I've created (hey, you're welcome) at flashcardfriends.com. When we have the revizzle next week, the questions will probably come directly from those flash cards.
 * REVIZZLE #4** on **THE CONSTITUTION

You'll have to log in when you get there. username: ** Johnsclass ** (all one word, no apostrophe) password: ** python **.

First you should probably use "//**Learn**//" mode, and there are several different choices within that mode. I like "//**Flip**//" the best, but see what you think.

Then if you think you really know it, try "//**Test**//" mode. There are different choices for this, too, but for this deck you'll probably just need to do "//**fill-in-the-blank**//".