World History (Period All) Assignments

FINAL EXAM

Study guide attached

Period 6: Tuesday 1/26 8:05-10:05am
Period 5: Tuesday 1/26 10:35am-12:35pm
Period 1 Wednesday 1/27 8:05-10:05am
Period 2 Wednesday 1/27 10:35-13:35am
Period 4 Thursday 1/28 10:35am-12:35pm

All wamups will be collected the day of your final exam

IDs:1) Aristotle, 2) Martin Luther, 3) Oliver Cromwell, 4)Glorious Revolution, 5)John Locke, 6) Mary Wollstonecraft, 7)Napoleon Bonaparte 8) Congress of Vienna 9) Simon Bolivar 10) Otto von Bismarck 11) Communism 12) Enclosure Movement, 13) Opium Wars 14) Menelik II

#45 Guided Reading 12:2 Modernization in Japan

Thursday's notes attached

#44 Panama Canal Questions:

Answer these questions in your notes - due tomorrow credit/no credit

Use page 386

1.What oceans does the Panama can connect?
2.How high are ships raised in the three locks?
3.What are the names of the three series of locks?
4.How long is the canal?
5.How long did it take to build and how much did it cost?
6.What caused many of the workers to die when building the canal?
7.How many miles does the canal save a ship (ex: SF to NY)?
8.Do you think the canal helped world trade? Why?

Wednesday notes attached

Link below is for Panama Canal video

#43 Guided Reading 12:3 US Economic Imperialism (attached) - DUE TUESDAY TURN IN

Finish US Imperialism Political Cartoon (last slide of the notes) DUE WEDNESDAY - KEEP IN YOUR NOTES FOR CREDIT

Friday/Tuesday notes attached

#42 King Mongkut of Siam (attached)
Weekly Readings: Chapter 11, Sec 3-5, Chapter 12, Sec 1

Wednesday (Muslims Lands) & Thursday (SE Asia) notes attached

Quiz - Unit 7 Imperialism

- Types/forms of Imperialism (Chp 11:2)
- Scramble for Africa/Imperialism in Africa (Chp 11:1, 11:2)
- British Imperialism in India (Chp 11:4)
-China & Opium Wars (Chp 12:1)

IDs: Sepoy Mutiny/Rebellion, Opium Wars, Leopold II, Menelik II

#41 The Opium Wars (attached)

Today's notes attached

#40 Guided Reading 11:4 A&B (attached)

Today's notes attached

#39 Menelik II (attached)

Today's notes attached (be sure all questions are answered in your notes)

Cecil Rhodes Quote Questions (this is a credit/no credit assignment)

Read the "primary source" on page 341. (it is in light blue)

1. Who does Rhodes claim is the superior race?
2. How does Rhodes justify British colonization?

Please put the answers at the bottom of your timeline.

South Africa Time-line notes are attached. There is also a blank timeline to use, fill in info & dates. There is a blank map, use the last slide on the powerpoint to finish the map.

#38 Guided Reading 11:1 Scarmble for Africa (1-3 due Tuesday, 4-6 due Wednesday, Part B due Thursday)

Wamup 17-1 "B" Livingstone Explores Africa (attached)
Warmp-up 17-3 (Wednesday) Africa Map attached

Imperialism notes attached (Monday)

Imperialism in Africa notes attached (Monday-Wednesday)

UNIT 6 TEST

Industrial Revolution (Chapter 9 all sections)

Reverse IDs: Communism, Karl Marx, Adam Amith, Robert Owen, John Stuart Mill, Enclosure Movement, Agriculutural Revolution, James Watt, Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, Labor Unions


Warmup 16-4 (Thursday attached - review sheet)

Industrial Revolution Inventions Project

Information about the project is attached. The project is due Friday, December 18th

#36 Reforming the Industrial World

Tuesday's warmup & notes attached (Reform Movements)

See me for help with part one of Tuesday warmup

Wednesday notes attached (Other reforms)

Thursday notes attached (Communism)

#34 James Watt (attached) - Use the questions below instead of the questions on the worksheet:

1. Why was the steam engine an improvment in powering work?
2. What was a patent used for?
3. How did Watt & Boulton's abilities strengthen their partnership?
4. How successful was Watt?
5. Do patents last forever? What happens to Watt's business?


Today's notes attached

#35 Child Labor Testimony (use the testimony, notes, and pictures to help you with this assignment)

Today's notes attached (don't need to copy William Cooper story)

#33 Reading Guide: Industrialization Spreads (attached)

Wednesday's US Industrialization notes attached

Thursday's graphic organizer attached (put in notes)

#32 Guided Reading 9:1 (due Wednesday - study for test tonight)

Today's notes attached. Note: these are unit 6 notes and are not on Tuesday's test

Unit 5 Test

Chapter 8, Sec 1 - Latin American Revolutions
Chapter 8, Sec 2 & 3 - Nationalism & Revolutions in Europe
Chapter 8, Sec 4 - Romanticism

IDs: Camilo di Cavour, Simón Bolívar, Toussaint L'Oveuture, Napoleon III, Otto von Bismarck

#31 Beethoven: Innovative Genius (don't answer questions on worksheet - answer the questions below instaed of the back of the page)

1. How did Beethoven suufer in his life?
2. How did Beethoven influence politics in France?
3. How did Beethoven overcome his disability
4. Write a 5-sentence paragraph decribing Beethoven's significance.


Today's notes attached

Guided Reading 8:3 (1-6 due Thursday, entire worksheet due Friday). The last powerpoint slide (notes) has questions that will replace section B of the guided reading.

Nationalism in Europe Notes attached. These are notes from Monday 11/23, Tuesday 11/24 (before Thanksgiving), Tuesday 12/1 (inlcuding the France questions that should be in your notebook), Wednesday 12/2 and Thursday 12/3.

#29 Guided Reading 8:2 parts A & B

Weekly Readings Chapter 8, Section 1
Notes from Wed-Fri attached

Map (attached) should be colored. Colors needed are also attached

Fact check you revolutionary leaders table. It should be 100% complete and accurate. Match it up to the attached chart.

Quiz - Chapter 7

IDs:Robespierre, Tennis Court Oaths, Napoleon, Congress of Vienna

#27 Reading Guide: Napoleon Forges an Empire (due Thursday 11/12 - attached)
#28 Guided Reading 7:4 - Napoleon's Empire Collapses (attached)

Tues, Thurs, Friday notes atttached

#26 French Revolution Document Packet (must get in class)

Monday's notes attached

Midterm Exam
50 Multiple Choice covering:
Unit 1 - Democracy/Greeks/Romans/Reformation (Prologue Sec 1 -3, Chapter 1 Sec 3 & 4)
Unit 2 - Absolute Monarchs (Chapter 5)
Unit 3 - Enlightenment & American Revolution (Chapter 6)
Unit 4 - French Revolution (Chapater 7, sec 1 only)

4 Map Questions, 1 political cartoon question

5 Reverse IDs (I give definition/significance you give term):
Aristotle, Plato, Magna Carta, Martin Luther, King Charles I, Oliver Cromwell, Glorious Revolution, King Louis XIV, Heliocentric, Geocentric, Thomas Jefferson, John Locke, Voltaire, Cesare Beccaria, Baron de Montesquieu, Mary Wollstonecraft

#24 French Revolution Estates. Download the new descriptions (read #5 only) then download the group document analysis and answer #2-8 only

#25 Reading Guide - French Revolution Begins (attached)

Class notes Monday-Wednesday attached

#23 Guided Reading 6:4 (Do part A & C only) - You must download part C seperatley

Friday's notes & Enlightenment table attached

#22 Enlightenment Essay

You will write a five-paragraph essay on the following prompt:

Which three Enlightenment philosophers had the most significant impact on American democracy?

Attached is a rough draft form giving you directions and guidance on how to structure your essay. You can write your rough draft on this form. There will be 10 extra credit points for turning this form into me Tuesday or Wednesday

Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday notes attached.


Remember: Your essay is due tomorrow!

Quiz Tuesday
The Scientific Revolution & Enlightenment (Chapter 6 Sections 1 & 2)
IDs: John Locke, Voltaire, Mary Wollstonecraft, Cesare Beccaria

HW: #21 A Vindication of the Rights of Women

Today's notes attached
Today's warm-up attached

#20 Guided Reading 6:2 - Answer 3 & 4 for HW. 5 & B due in class on Monday

Today's notes attached

Guided Reading 6:2 Answer 1 & 2. Also include an example of satire that Voltaire might use regarding American society today.

#20 Guided Reading 6:2 Part "C" only. Please see the last slide of notes for part C. Replace the question on the worksheet, with the classwork/homework questions found at the end of the notes (attached)

#19 Guided Reading 6:1 (Don't do section B)

Today's notes attached

#18 English Civil War Trading Card Project

1. Research & photo MUST be brought to class on Thursday.
2. Card will be put together in class on Thursday.

If absent choose any of the people listed on the attached worksheet and follow the directions. Use a 4x6 blank index card for your project

Glorious Revolution notes are attached. After the Glorious Revolution notes copy the venn diagram (attached) into your notes. Paper clip the English Bill of Rights (attached) and US Bill of Rights (attached) to the venn diagram and keep all three in your notes.

Unit 2 Test

Chapter 5, all sections

IDs: King Phillip II, King Charles I, Oliver Cromwell, Peter the Great, Glorious Revolution

Attached is Warmup 7-4, download and complete this review sheet, which should help you on the test. Paper clip the worksheet into your warm-up books and write Warm up 7-4 in the name section.

#16 Cromwell Video Questions (if absent alt assignment is to answer questions 1,3,4,5 on page 183 of textbook) - due Tuesday

#17 Guided Reading 5:5 (Finish all questions and part B for Wednesday)

Tuesday's notes are attached

Weekly Readings Chapter 5 Sections 2,3,4

Thursday + Friday's notes attached.

Download King Charles/Cromwell Pair-Share & Note Sheet (fill out note sheet)

#15 reading Guide: Absolute Rulers of Russia (attached)

If absent Wednesday: Please write down questions on Peter the Great (attached PowerPoint) we will review the questions in class.

#14 Reign of Louis XIV - add questions 3 & 4 on the last slide of notes to the homework

Today's notes attached

#13 Reteaching Activity 5:3 Central European Monarchs Clash (attached)

Today's notes attached

#12 Reading Guide: Spain's Empire & European Absolutism (attached)

Today's notes attached

Unit 1 Test

Test will cover prologue up to page20 + Chapter 1, Sections 3 & 4

Format: 40 Matching/Multiple Choice/Map questions, 5 fill-in the blanks, 2 IDs

IDs: Aristotle, Martin Luther, Magna Carta, Justinian I, King Henry VIII


England become Protestant (King Henry VIII) notes are attached

#10 Guided Reading 1:3 [Luther Leads Reformation] Parts A & B
#11 Luther Video Questions

Thursday & Friday notes attached

Weekly Readings: Pgs 18-20 + Chapter 1, Sections 3 & 4 (by Friday)

#9 US Bill of Rights vs. Magna Carta Venn Diagram. Complete a venn diagram comparing the US Bill of Rights (attached) to the clauses we discussed in class (jigsaw attached)

Magna Carta Notes Attched

Quiz

-Democracy & Government
-Ancient Athens (Greece)
-Roman Republic
-Religion & Democracy

IDs-State the definition & significance of two terms: Solon, Cleisthenes, Plato’s Republic, Representative Democracy (Republic), Justinian Code

#8 Ten Commandments Primary Source Document (attached)

Today's notes attached

#6 Legacy of Greece Rome #3 & #4 (entire worksheet was turned in today)

#7 Justinian I (attached - due tomorrow)

Today's notes attached

Today's warmup was to read pages 10-11 and answer questions (which are attached)

#5 Plato's Republic (attached)

Today's notes attached

Answer 1 & 2 only on Legacy of Ancient Greece (attached) and fill out at least two circles on the front.

Today's notes are attached

#4 Democracy Map (attached) use pages 2-3 for land/significance and A12-A13 for bodies of water

Today's notes on Greece are attached

Weekly Readings: Pages 5-9

Classwork/Homework (if absent): #3 Create a Government (attached)

Govt. Notes attached

#2 Democracy Worksheet (attached)

Today's notes attached

Previewing Your History textbook (we started on this in class)

Attached are a word & powerpoint version of the assignment

#1 Return Signed Syllabus

The class syllabus is attached