Time will pass; will you? 29 days remain in the

fall semester.

Today’s Goal: To introduce the

basic elements of satire

To understand the concept of Manifest Destiny

VOTE!—learn how here!

Birthdays! Congratulations!

State Fair: Andrew Seo—drawing and painting

Photography Contest (?) Sophie Van Slyke—photography

Collect vocabulary logs/sentences and philosophy prep score sheets

Test Mastery is today and Thursday Movies this week—sort of philosophy related

2:30-4:30, 25 points optional credit for full attendance and cell phone check-in Wednesday: The Matrix

The Course Calendar is up-to-date. Essay Contests are posted on the class website on

the “course calendar” tab Are you monitoring your grades? Alert us

immediately to any discrepancies. The Class Website

Tomorrow: Take Home DBQ Due - MC Test has been moved to

11/13 but will cover material up to that date (through Chapter 19).

Thursday: American Pageant, Chapter 18, “renewing the

Sectional Struggle”, pages 416-436b. Guiding questions due —tii upload required

Friday: American Studies Presents: Uncle Tom’s Cabin

The next set of annotated bibs :1 pro, 1 con and 1 visual is due November 26 —tii upload required

Satire Can you define it?

What is its primary purpose? What are the two major types of satire? What are some examples of both types of

satire? What are some of the rhetorical strategies used

to develop satire?

Manifest Destiny John Gast painting Africans in America

Richard Allen Map and letter from Edward Bridgman