Schedule
Every week begins on a Monday.
| week | date | assignments | notes |
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| 1: Medieval Background | 1-19 |
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Class actually begins 1-20 |
| 2: Luther | 1-26 |
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Start browsing the course site and your textbooks looking for term paper ideas. |
| 3: Calvin | 2-2 |
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Keep looking! |
| 4: Zwingli and Anabaptism | 2-9 |
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Build your bibliography. |
| 5: Germany and Italy | 2-16 |
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Narrow down to two (maybe three) possibilities, make a bibliography for each, and sketch out a thesis statement for each. |
| 6: France | 2-23 |
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| 7: Low Countries | 3-2 |
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Start writing your term paper. |
| 8: England | 3-9 |
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No, seriously: start writing your term paper! |
| 9: East and North | 3-16 |
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By now you should have figured out if you really can write this paper or if you are going to have to change your thesis or maybe even your topic. |
| 10: Spring Break | 3-23 | Spring Break! | No discussion participation is required, but the board will remain open |
| 11: 17th Century | 3-30 |
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Keep researching and keep writing! |
| 12: Society | 4-6 |
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| 13: Society continued | 4-13 |
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Your term paper should be done. Spend this week polishing it. |
| 14: Economy | 4-20 |
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I'll be grading term papers this week. |
| 15: Economy continued | 4-27 |
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You get your paper back and decide if you want to do a rewrite. |
| 16: Conclusions | 5-4 |
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Done! |