Review and discuss current events.
Begin reviewing domestic policy.

1)Oral Quiz: What is the fate of Emil and Marie?
2) Close Reading of "The White Mulberry Tree": What happens to Frank that causes him to blank-out, and grab his gun to shoot our two protagonists? What do you make of the fact that Frank's first instinct is to blame Marie for "making him see such ghastly things?" What is the significance of this death occurring underneath a white, Mulberry tree? What dominant impression does the color white connote? How is the scene described in contradistinction? Do you think that Frank is justified in his response to adultery? How would his actions be interpreted today, and in the 1800s? How does gender factor here? Why is it that Frank does not mind the death of a man, but the death of a beautiful woman is a tragic, deplorable fate?

Jess will be able to carry out a chi-square test for association independence.

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Jessica did work for her English class during this economics period.

1)Video: Love in the 20th Century: Portraits of Women Writers
2)Discuss how the film constructs women, and how this construction differs/sheds light upon our female characters Alexandra and Marie.
3)Oral Quiz on Part 3 of O Pioneers!
4)Discuss the progression of Marie and Emil's relationship and the extent to which the "White Mulberry Tree" murder was foreshadowed by the narrator.

Jessica will be able to: 1) find the expected counts from a two way table; 2) conduct a chi-square test for homogeneity

Review and discuss current news relating to the 1st Amendment and Freedom of Religion in the military.

Final exam review:
.review Unit I exam.
.Highlight Laws supply,demand.
.review Unit II exam
.highlight types of business organizations
.review production-fixed,variable costs
.law of diminishing returns

Jess will be able to use a chi-square goodness-of-fit test to determine whether a stated distribution seems accurate based on a sample distribution.