ANTHEM

**ANTHEM**
 * ENDURING UNDERSTANDINGS:**


 * 1) **The presence or __absence__ of meaningful human relationships defines the quality of a society.**
 * 2) **Those who control the information control society.**
 * 3) **Technology has the potential to free society or to __enslave__ it.**

STUDENT NOTECARD HANDOUT:

period 6 and period 7 assignment due dates 2/21 and 2/24
 * ASSIGNMENTS**:


 * Anthem Quiz quiz chapter 1 and 2 2/28/14**

read ahead of schedule and due dates!!!
 * Anthem hw- worksheet/reading guide "Big Ideas" chapter 3-4-5-6**
 * due 3/4/14**
 * ANTHEM hw-- reading guide/worksheet "Big Ideas" chapter 7-8-9 due3/10/13 tues. (**noodletool notecards due 3/11/14**)**
 * ANTHEM HW - reading guide/worksheet "Big Ideas" chap 10-11-12**

**due 3/14/14 Thursday** (noodletool cards due 3/14)


IT IS ADVISED TO READ AHEAD AND COMPLETE THE NOTECARDS BEFORE THE DUE DATES
 * first two weeks of February--ANTHEM READING SCHEDULE/ NOTECARDS(click on attachment below)**

**MINIMUM 12 QUOTES (ONE PER CHAPTER AND ANALYSIS TO MATCH ONE ENDURING UNDERSTANDING** **USE THE EU(ENDURING UNDERSTANDING) PROMPT WORDING IN THE TITLE OF YOUR NOTECARDS.** ANTHEM POWERPOINT 2/25 2/26 NOTETAKING FOR: BACKGROUND INFORMATION AUTHOR'S PURPOSE KEY FACTS EXPLANATION OF: SELFLESSNESS COLLECTIVISIM INDIVIDUALISM []

INTERESTING INFORMATION: **MEANING OF NAME PROMETHEUS AND GAIA** Every culture has mythic stories that identify its values and dramatize its idea of the way things happen in the world. One of the defining stories of Western culture is the myth of Prometheus. Another is the Bible's account of the world as the creation of a God who is "the Word" and who works his will by means of words: "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Rand combines the two stories, Greek and Judeo-Christian, making her hero both a Promethean scientist and a worker with words. []
 * Gaia ** ([|__/__] [|ˈ][|ɡ][|eɪ][|.][|ə]  [|__/__] or [|__/__]  [|ˈ][|ɡ][|aɪ][|.][|ə]  [|__/__]; from [|Ancient Greek] Γαῖα, a poetical form of //Gē// Γῆ, "land" or "earth";[|[1]] also **Gaea**, or **Ge**) was the goddess or personification of Earth in [|ancient Greek religion],[|[2]] one of the [|Greek primordial deities]. ** Gaia was the great mother of all ** : the primal Greek Mother Goddess; creator and giver of birth to the Earth and all the Universe; the [|heavenly gods], the [|Titans] and the [|Giants] were born from her union with [|Uranus] (the sky), while the sea-gods were born from her union with [|Pontus] (the sea). Her equivalent in the Roman pantheon was [|Terra].[|[3]]

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**ADDITIONAL ANTHEM SUPPORT** [] ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS: []