Class Announcements	Class exercises: Questions and Answers
Winter 2004 Syllabus	Review Questions
Handout on Economic Growth	Sample exams
Handout on Native American Economies
Class Handout from Monday, Jan. 5

For any other information, please e-mail me or see me after class.

CLASS ANNOUNCEMENTS:

March 11: Schedule for finals week:

• Office hours: Mon. 2-4, Tues. 10-12, Wed. 2-4.
• Review Sessions: Tuesday 4-6 in Ballard 310 OR Wednesday 7-9 p.m. in Bexell 320.
• Take-home portion of the exam due NO LATER than the start of the exam on Thursday. I will accept them earlier with gratitude. I've had a question about sources of data to use in support of a point. If you can't find it in your text, then try the Statistical Abstract (on line at http://www.census.gov/prod/www/statistical-abstract-03.html) for recent years and Historical Statistics of the US at http://fisher.lib.virginia.edu/collections/stats/histcensus.
• Exam 3 is Thursday, March 18 at 14:00 in the regular classroom. You may use the entire 2 hours, although the exam is only slightly longer than the midterms.

March 4:

• Assignment due Monday, March 8: Homework Assignment DUE Monday, March 8 (2 points): I distributed first-hand accounts of life during the Great Depression. Each person received two such accounts. If you were not in class, stop by my office in Ballard 315 and pick up a set from the envelope on my door. Read the 2 accounts. Then write a short essay in which you compare and contrast a) the effect of the Depression on the two families b) how the families coped with the effects in part a and c) the impact of government programs on the family. Note: There is no web assignment this time.
• The last exam will consist of questions on the last section of course material and a take-home integrative question due at the start of the exam. The take-home portion is worth 8 of the 35 points on the exam.

Feb. 5: NEW Web Exercise due Feb. 10.

Jan. 23: NEW INFORMATION RE EXAM 1:

• The exam will only cover chapters 2-6, and pp. 138-41 plus the 2 web readings. It will NOT cover the post-revolutionary period.
• The optional review session will be Monday, Jan. 26 in StAg 106 at 7 p.m.

Jan. 16: Answers for the colony chart now available.

Jan. 15:

• Web Exercise 1: Due Jan. 20.
• OPTIONAL help session for those who have not taken ECON 201 or would like a review: Jan. 16 at 9:00-9:45 in Ballard 310.