"Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love." -Albert Einstein

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U.S. History= You have a Chapter 10 Quiz this week (Thursday, 2/16 for odd periods & Friday, 2/17 for even periods). You MUST take this quiz before the break; there will not be any make-ups for this quiz after the break! To be prepared for the quiz be sure to go through your class notes and Chapter 10 in the textbook (pay special attention to the vocabulary terms).


Also you should be working on your homework for this unit (maps of the European & Pacific Theaters of World War II as well as the Chapter 10 & 11 Study Guide), these items are due on Friday, 3/2 (for odd periods) & Monday, 3/5 (for even periods).

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