history on monday, jan 5

sorry it's late and a little pointless, but here's what we did on Monday:
we reviewed our tests and went over questions that we had, then we talked about the robber barons project and got our groups for that.
it's due next monday, so you should start researching stuff
after that, we talked for the rest of the time about our DBQ's, which he handed back. He spent a lot of time reminding us to:
1) cover the entire time frame, don't just start at the end or just do the beginning
2) You don't have to analyze the documents like you did in World History, the apush DBQ's are different, they depend more on outside knowledge.
3) USE OUTSIDE INFORMATION! this is the most important one. You should be able to recognize things in the given time period that were important and find how they can be tied to a few documents. All you have to use the documents for is to reinforce your idea of (insert outside information here). You also don't have to use all the documents, and stay away from the sentence, "Document A says:"
that's about it, sorry again it's a day late, i forget things alot