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Final Assignments for Paris course

April 14  Interactive powerpoints from Jack, Liz and Sloane  

April 15  Crepes at Sweetness 7   8:40?  or 8:15?   Begin reading Paris: Capital of Art  pgs. 398-405  Look up the people and terms you dont know.

April 18  Discuss first two readings in Capital of Art  405-410

April 19 Write a short essay on the reading so far and the ideas within.  Read pgs. 411-416   Powerpoints from Alex, Gerald, Ryan and Christian

April 20 Read pgs. 416-422

April 21 Drop Day

April 22 Guest lecturer   Juan Enriquez in class or in another class--

April 25  Read pgs. 422-428

April 26  Read pgs. 428-433

April 27  View images of art collection discussed in the article.

April 28   Visit to the Albright Knox for a discussion of art of this time in France and Europe   Bus departs 10:15 from the rink  returns at 12:30.

May 2  Write a response to our visit to AKAG  in class

May 3  Drop Day

May 4   Watch Amelie,  May 5  watch Amelie   May 6  Watch Amelie and write a short response. 

Au revoir !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

April 12, 2010---In Class Essay  on a Moveable Feast

Tuesday-- April 13 Read pages 329-339 in Seven Ages of Paris  Discuss Paris between the Wars

Wednesday, April 14th – Drop Day

Thursday, April 15th  More discussion of a Moveable Feast and Paris in the 20’s

Friday, April 16th   Art in Paris in the 20’s 

 

19  Read pages 353-363 in Seven Ages of Paris  Choose research topic on Vichy France

1.       French Resistance Movement—choose one person or incident ( political figure, artist, or other occupation)

2.       Vichy attitude toward the Jews and others  (perhaps one family’s story or a general history)

3.       Propaganda in Vichy France

4.       Relations between the Nazi’s and Vichy Gov.

5.       Pressures Nazi’s exerted on the French

6.       Occupied Paris—what was it like living there?

7.       Collaborators with the Nazi’s

8.       Parisian culture during Nazi occupation

9.       Liberation of Paris –what role did resistance play in the liberation?

10.   Vichy and memory—how did France bury the memory of Vichy?

20 Read pages 364-374   Use period to research topic

21 Double   View movie  The Sorrow and the Pity

22  Continue movie….

23 Drop Day

Research your topic over the weekend

26  Finish movie 

27  Begin presentations of white papers

28  presentations

29  presentations

30   Day Off    Finish papers

May  3rd  Turn in papers and discuss Vichy France

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 24   Read pgs. 286-294  Belle Epoque  Answer these questions:

1. What technological advances come to Paris in the late 19th century?

2. What tower is built?  Why was it saved from demolition?

3. What craze is reflected in Metro Station exteriors?

4. What train station, now an art museum also used the steel and glass architecture of the day?

5. Where do they artists congregate?

6. What is life like in the Belle Epoque or La Vie Douce? 

7. What dos the expo of 1900 exhibit? what new architecture is built?

8. How are women's roles changing?

March 25     Read pgs. 294-300 in Seven Ages of Paris    decide who brings food for Friday.

n class --Research characters for role play on Friday   Louis XIV, Henri IV, Haussman, Napoleon,  Napoleon III,

Anne of Austria,   Empress Eugenie,  Empress Josephine,   etc.  One page description of character is due

26  Last Period Friday before vacation –Parisian Food and drink and culture  Role playing  exercise…

 Read A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway over the vacation. 

Monday, March 22  Drop Day

Tuesday, March 23  In Class Essay on History of Paris   You may bring answers to the following questions to the essay

Henri IV   1590  pgs 75-87

1.What bombshell announcement does Henri IV make?  Why is it so surprising?

2.How did Parisians react?  What is Henri's response to them?

3. Describe the situtation in Paris--what is the city like in 1594?

4. What does Henri build?

5. Describe his romantic liasons.

Louis XIV  1660     Pgs. 119-135

1.Who is Bernini?

2. Who is Colbert and how does he influence growth in Paris?

3. Who is LeVau and what did he design?

4 What plans does Louis have for the Louvre?  which ones are completed?

5.How does the Louvre become an art gallery?

6.What landmarks does Louis XIV develop? 

7. What does police chief La Reynie add to Paris?

8. What does the hospital called Salpetriere house?

Napoleon  I ----1799-1815   pg. 178-195

 What is the Rue de Rivoli?  where is it located and what restrictions apply?  

What does he do with the Louvre?

Who is Denon?  What does he do? What is a roue? what does "l'oeil de L'armee mean?

Where does Napoleon get his treasures? What two monuments to Napoleon were completed during his reign? Describe the Arc de Triomphe and Napoleon’s thoughts behind building it.

How does he solve the water crisis?  What river supplies clean water?

What about the Seine?  What are quays and what purpose do they serve?

Summarize the activities of the underclass.  Who are the criminals and how many people are poor?  What about hospitals?

What role do elite women play in Parisian society?

What is Napoleon’s relationship with the theatre?

Napoleon III –1948-1871  pg. 232- pg. 245

Who is Haussmann?

What does he do in the first stage of his programme? (p. 233

What does he do to central Paris and the Ile de la Cite?

What does he do to the Louvre?

How many new arrondisements does he add? 

What large park becomes part of the city of Paris?

What are the features of the Haussmannian Apartment Building?

What is the impact of Haussman’s projects on the poor  of Paris?

 Overall questions to think about—

1.       What is the contribution of each ruler to modernizing the city of Paris?

2.       Who would you say is most successful in his efforts?

3.       What is lost in the modernization of Paris and what is gained?

March 24   Read pgs. 286-294  Belle Epoque

In class --Research characters for role play on Friday   Louis XIV, Henri IV, Haussman, Napoleon,  Napoleon III,

Anne of Austria,   Empress Eugenie,  Empress Josephine,   etc.

25  One page description of character is due   Read pgs. 294-300

26  Last Period Friday before vacation –Parisian Food and drink and culture  Role playing  exercise…

 Read A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway over the vacation. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, March 16  Finish Louis XIV,  pgs. 129-135  

Wednesday, March 17  Napoleon’s Paris   178-188  Questions:  What is the Rue de Rivoli?  where is it located and what restrictions apply?   Whoever has the Rue de Rivoli and the Place Vendome for a  powerpoint--be ready to present today. 

What does he do with the Louvre?

Who is Denon?  What does he do? What is a roue? what does "l'oeil de L'armee mean?

Where does Napoleon get his treasures? What two monuments to Napoleon were completed during his reign?

How does he solve the water crisis?  What river supplies clean water?

What about the Seine?  What are quays and what purpose do they serve?

Summarize the activities of the underclass.  Who are the criminals and how many people are poor?  What about hospitals?

 

Thursday, March 18   Double period   Finish Napoleon   189-195  Read about Haussman  pgs. 232-237

Friday, March 19  Further  Discuss Haussmann’s Paris  237-250

Monday, March 15 Discuss the Move to Versailles   pgs. 119-129  Answer in writing

1. Who is Bernini?

2. Who is Colbert and how does he influence growth in Paris?

3. Who is LeVau and what did he design?

4 What plans does Louis have for the Louvre?  which ones are completed?

5.How does the Louvre become an art gallery?

6.What landmarks does Louis XIV develop? 

7. What does police chief La Reynie add to Paris?

8. What does the hospital called Salpetriere house?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Previous assignments

Friday, March 12    Discuss  “Worth a Mass”  discussion of Henri IV assuming power in Paris  Read pgs. 75-87  in Seven Ages of Paris.  

Here are the questions you need to answer in writing about our reading assignment for tomorrow.

1. What bombshell announcement does Henri IV make?  Why is it so surprising?

2.How did Parisians react?  What is Henri's response to them?

3. Describe the situtation in Paris--what is the city like in 1594?

4. What does Henri build?

5. Describe his romantic liasons.

Thoughts on powerpoint presentations thus far

You need to significantly improve the quality of the powerpoints we are seeing.  For future presentations please insure that your power point incorporates the following things

 5-6 slides of the subject,  interiors and exteriors, neighborhood view.

A discussion of the history of the museum or architectural treasure

Knowledge about the architectural style

Some understanding of the significance of the structure to Paris---"saying it is historical or beautiful" does not suffice

Some discussion of why to visit.   saying "why not" is not acceptable.

 Finally,   please have your verbal comments written on 3X5 cards and limit the amount of text on your slides.  We do not want to see slides full of text that you read aloud to us.    Please revise the work you plan to present to meet these standards. 

 Monday, March 15 Discuss the Move to Versailles   pgs. 119-129  Answer in writing

1. Who is Bernini?

2. Who is Colbert and how does he influence growth in Paris?

3. Who is LeVau and what did he design?

4 What plans does Louis have for the Louvre?  which ones are completed?

5.How does the Louvre become an art gallery?

6.What landmarks does Louis XIV develop? 

7. What does police chief La Reynie add to Paris?

8. What does the hospital called Salpetriere house?

 questions will be posted, check back

Tuesday, March 16  Finish Louis XIV,  pgs. 129-135   questions will be posted, check back

Wednesday, March 17  Napoleon’s Paris   178-188

Thursday, March 18   Double period   Finish Napoleon   189-195  Read about Haussman  pgs. 232-237

Friday, March 19  Further  Discuss Haussmann’s Paris  237-250

March 22  Drop Day

23  In Class Essay on History of Paris

23  Read pgs. 286-294  Belle Epoque

In class --Research characters for role play on Friday   Louis XIV, Henri IV, Haussman, Napoleon,  Napoleon III,

Anne of Austria,   Empress Eugenie,  Empress Josephine,   etc.

25  One page description of character is due   Read pgs. 294-300

26  Last Period Friday before vacation –Parisian Food and drink and culture  Role playing  exercise…

 Read A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway over the vacation. 

 

 

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