HIST-151.003 1st Edition Lecture 1Outline of Last Lecture I. N/AOutline of Current Lecture II. Syllabus overviewCurrent Lecture III. Dr. Knaus spent the first day of class overviewing the class syllabus. As a student, it should be second nature to overview the syllabus to answer any basic questions that should arise; however, she walked the class through it so every student is aware of the classroom expectations. While reviewing the syllabus, she informed the class that there will four books that mustbe purchased:- The American Promise: History of the United States vol. II 5th ed., 2012., - Up From Slavery, Booker T. Washington. - All Souls: A Family from Southie, Michael Patrick MacDonald.- All The Shah’s Men: An American Coup and the Roots of Middle East Terror; Stephen Kinzer. Dr. Knaus also brought to light the class schedule and how tests and books quizzes will be presented, and the days that they are scheduled. Every book quiz or exam given will be on Fridays. There is one syllabus quiz which covers information provided on the syllabus, the class is also required to sign the student code of conduct at the end of the syllabus quiz. Book quizzeswill be ten questions of multiple choice, they will be given at the end of class. The three books that are not the textbook will not be talked about in class, be sure to keep up with the readings and read them on your own time. There are four exams that will be given in the class, including the final which is not cumulative. Each student will have the entire class period (50 minutes) to answer one essay question, there are no multiple choice questions on the exams. Each essay will cover the chapters of The American Promise and The American Promise only. Be sure to study the Key Terms that Dr. Knaus has presented on the projector, they will guide you through your essays, and provide substantial evidence to the prompt given. It is important to note that students will not know the prompt nor the chapter that the exam is covering until the test These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.day! It is the student’s responsibility to read all required materials in order to succeed in the class. Critical Dates1. Syllabus Quiz F (1/30); 10 points2. Book Quiz #1 F (2/06) (examines Up From Slavery); 30 points3. Test #1 F (2/13) (examines Chapters 16, 17, and 18); 100 points 4. Test #2 F (3/06) (examines Chapters 19, 20, and 21); 100 points5. Book Quiz #2 F (3/27) (examines All Souls); 30 points6. Test #3 F (4/10) (examines Chapters 22, 23, 24, and 25); 100 points7. Book Quiz #3 F (4/24) (examines All The Shah’s Men); 30 points8. Test #4 Wednesday, May 13 @ 4:10pm (examines Chapters 26, 27, 28, 29, and 30); 100 pointsDr. Knaus also informed the class that she will sometimes give out attendance rewards. Attendance rewards usually result in useful information regarding exam/quiz hints, or the removal of specific key terms that will not need to be covered on the