STANDARD:
- Finish the peer edits
- Read page 149 to 151: Stop at "Separation of Powers"
- Summary or Reflection on page 42
HONORS:
- Finish the peer edits
- Read page 149 to 151: Stop at "Separation of Powers"
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This site was created for students enrolled in Mr. Pitts-Dilley's AP Modern World History Course (10th Grade) at the John D. O'Bryant School of Mathematics & Science. EMAIL: ppittsdilley@bostonpublicschools.org School Telephone: 617-635-9932
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- Hi students and parents. Here you will find everything you need for our history class including a list of homework, projects and online assignments, study resources, related history videos and links and much more.
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