Mr. Monaco/Mrs. Sullivan Global Regents Review

Final ELA podcast

Topics Covered Mughal India Ottoman Empire Tokugawa Shogunate The Enlightenment The French Revolution

A Chat with Mr. Ganschow

A Chat with Ms. Inglut

A chat with Ms. Doyle

A chat with Mr. Lynch

A chat with Mr. Spinda

A chat with Ms. Jones

A chat with Mrs. Adam

A chat with Mr. Anderson

Catch up with Mr. Hoyos!

Mr. Monaco interviews CHSAT's Asst Principal Mr Lutterbein

Civil War

Industrial Revolution Japan Great Britain Ireland

Andrew Jackson, Manifest Destiny, Seneca Falls, Monroe Doctrine, Louisiana Purchase

Introduction to The World in 1750. Topics covered are the Ottoman Empire, Japan during Tokugawa, and European Trade Routes.

In this review of the Colonial United States Mr. Monaco reviews key words for the NYS Regents exam to help students understand the New England Colonies, The Southern Colonies, and why water and mountains are important geographic features during the Colonial Period.

Topics Covered Decolonization Gandhi Zionism Mao Zedong/Deng Xiaoping Traditions vs Modernization

Topics Covered Globalization Human Rights Violations The Green Revolution Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Topics Covered Russian/Bolshevik Revolution Fascism/Totalitarianism Cold War

Topics Covered Imperialism World War 1 World War 2 Peace Keeping Organizations

Topics Covered Effects of the French Revolution German/Italian Nationalism Causes and Effects of the Industrial Revolution Meiji Restoration The Irish Potato Famine

Young adult men who are upper classmen in a public high school from Buffalo, NY discuss the impact of Black Lives Matter and Make America Great Again. Topics are their own definitions of each term and what attracts people to the different sides. Other questions asked are what don't people understand about BLM/MAGA, what does your race/culture mean to you, and also is our country going in the right direction? *Disclaimer- All thoughts and opinions are from high school students. Only kind words and compliments are welcome as comments. Any negative comments will be deleted. The podcast serves as a voice for young men. Their genuine thoughts, opinions, and emotions should be viewed as a window into the adolescent point of view in America, today.