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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> BaltimoreSummer Reading ListTeacher’s Name: Mr. G. Parsons Jr.<strong>School</strong> Year: 2012-2013Course No.: 221Grade Level: 10Course Name: United States HistoryAcademic Level (Honors/AP/CP/CPA): Honors<strong>The</strong> Jungle, Upton SinclairISBN: 9781475167665Assignment:Read<strong>the</strong> <strong>book</strong>, <strong>co</strong>mplete <strong>the</strong> following voc<strong>abulary</strong> and answer <strong>the</strong> followingquestionsbelow.Voc<strong>abulary</strong>: <strong>Wr</strong>ite <strong>the</strong> pagenumber, sentence, and define1. In<strong>co</strong>mmoding:6. Saltpeter:2. Rancid:7. Redress: :3. Colloquy:8. Obstinate:4. Deference:9. Menagerie:5. Laissez faire10. Odious:Questions:1. Look up <strong>the</strong> meaning <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> wordghetto. Describe <strong>the</strong> ghetto portrayed in this<strong>book</strong> and <strong>the</strong> role <strong>of</strong> ethnocentrismand racismin Jurgis’ss and o<strong>the</strong>r immigrants’lives2. Many <strong>of</strong> today’s students <strong>co</strong>nsider school a chore or something forced upon <strong>the</strong>m.How was school a privilege ra<strong>the</strong>r than a right at <strong>the</strong> turn <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> century? How diddthis limitation <strong>of</strong> educational opportunity perpetuate <strong>the</strong> separation <strong>of</strong>classes?3. In Chapter 4 what advice would you give to Jurgis’s family in dealingwith <strong>the</strong>real estatee agent?4. In Chapter 23 Sinclairdescribes Jurgis’s experience as a beggar. What attitudesdo peoplee have toward him? Howdo <strong>the</strong>se <strong>co</strong>mpare with attitudes toward <strong>the</strong>homeless today? Were <strong>the</strong>re social services available to Jurgis? Would he havebeen aware <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>m? What services are available to homeless people today? Youknow Jurgis’s story <strong>of</strong> how he became homeless. What are causes <strong>of</strong>homelessness today? Why did Jurgis seek refuge in al<strong>co</strong>hol? Is this a phenomenonthat <strong>co</strong>ntinues today?5. How was Stanislovas’s life <strong>the</strong> opposite <strong>of</strong> what a child’ss should be?A Quality Se<strong>co</strong>ndary Education in <strong>the</strong> Franciscan Tradition28000 Edison <strong>High</strong>way ~ Baltimore, Maryland 21213 ~ 410.732.6200 ~ www.<strong>the</strong>catholichighschool.org


Reading:America: A Narrative History, George Brown Tindall and DavidEmory ShiW. W. Norton & Company, Inc. 8 th Edition 2010978-0-393-93405-2Assignment:ReadChapters 1-2 and take notes, Definee <strong>the</strong> key terms at <strong>the</strong> end <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> chapter, andanswer <strong>the</strong> focus questions at<strong>the</strong> beginning <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> chapter.Reading:After <strong>The</strong> Fact: <strong>The</strong> Art <strong>of</strong> Historical Detection “<strong>The</strong>e Strange Death <strong>of</strong> Silas Deane”James West Davidson and Mark Hamilton LytleMcGraw-Hill 4 th Edition 2000.ISBN: 0-070229436-4Assignment:Read<strong>the</strong> introduction and <strong>co</strong>mplete <strong>the</strong> following voc<strong>abulary</strong> andquestions.Voc<strong>abulary</strong>: <strong>Wr</strong>ite <strong>the</strong> sentence that <strong>co</strong>ntains <strong>the</strong> word, define, and include <strong>the</strong> pagenumber.1. Abated:2. Incendiarist:3. Injudiciously:4. Licentious:5. Minister Plenipotentiaary:6. Obviate:7. Sou:8. Sue:Questions:1. What is <strong>the</strong> job <strong>of</strong> a historian?2. With which historicalfigures wasSilas Deanee acquainted?3. Where and when did Silas Deane die?4. What type<strong>of</strong> ambassador was Silas Deane? Give examples.5. How do you think Silas Deane died? Who killed Silas Deane? Use examples toback up your answer.A Quality Se<strong>co</strong>ndary Education in <strong>the</strong> Franciscan Tradition28000 Edison <strong>High</strong>way ~ Baltimore, Maryland 21213 ~ 410.732.6200 ~ www.<strong>the</strong>catholichighschool.org

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