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Name ______________
DuScav Humanities
Week 5 Assignments
If you missed school last week,
please consult this list and complete the following assignments!
Monday 2/8/10
If you missed class today, please:
 Take the chapter 5 reading quiz / Stalin & Lenin assignment
 Look at the propaganda PowerPoint (online) and consult the handout on the types of
propaganda (online).
 Choose one of the pieces of propaganda from the PowerPoint. Identify the following and
explain:
o What is the need the propaganda addresses?
o What action does the propaganda suggest?
o Would audience members feel the suggestion is effective? Would they feel the
suggestion is achievable?
Tuesday 2/9/10
If you missed class today, please:
 Take chapter 6 reading quiz.
 Complete bubble sheet on Stalin’s totalitarian regime (online).
 Read handout on Stalin’s cult of personality (online).
 Complete bubble sheet on Napoleon’s totalitarian regime (back of Stalin paper).
 Finish Animalism fable.
Wednesday 2/10/10
If you missed class today, please:
 Take chapter 7 reading quiz
 Develop a piece of propaganda supporting Napoleon’s rule.
Thursday 2/11/10
If you missed class today, please:
 Take the vocabulary quiz.
 Take chapter 8 reading quiz.
 Look at Manufacturing History PowerPoint online.
o Written response: How did Stalin use altered images to alter history?
 See Mr. Dussault for help on the VERBSVERBSVERBS handout/PowerPoint.
Friday 2/12/10
We can’t recreate what we did on Friday. However, from your own experiences, you can think
about human nature:
 By the end of Animal Farm, it is clear that some animals are “more equal than others”
and life on the farm has returned to some familiar hierarchies. Using your own life
experiences and Orwell’s views, what is human nature? Are people inherently good, and
more concerned with the betterment of society, or are they inherently evil and selfish, and
bound to oppress others to meet their own needs? (Spend 30 minutes)