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Period 1- Tech. and Environmental Transformations 0-600 BCE

  • Hunting and Foraging Bands-
    • Small groups in relation
    • Egalitarian
    • Out of Africa Theory
  • Neolithic Revolution
    • 8000 BCE- permanent settlements near water- Indus, Nile, Tigris-Euphrates, Yangtze(Yellow River)
    • Time=Civilization-Trade was localized
    • Increased contact w. animals- increased disease
  • Pastoralism
    • Raised animals and moved
    • “Agents of Change” Mongols- Huns
  • Urbanization
    • Specialization
    • Change of Gender Roles and Social Class
    • Sumer, Catal Huyuk, Mohenjo-Daro, Harappa, Olmec, Chavin
  • Early Empires
    • Code of Hammurabi (Babylonian)
    • Egyptians in N. Africa- Along the Nile-Sudan- M.East- Libya- Lebanon
    • Babylon- Meso, Memphis- Egypt, Catal- Huyuk- Turkey, Mohenjo-Daro- India, Zhengzhou-China, Caral- Peru
  • Geographical Region
    • S.W. Asia- Meso and Persia
    • E.Africa- Bantus
    • N. Africa- Egypt and Kush
    • S. Asia- Indus Valley
    • E. Asia- Shang
    • Americas- Olmec, Chavin
  • Important Peeps
    • Hammurabi
    • Gilgamesh
    • Abraham

  • Innovations
    • Clovis Point
    • Bows-Arrows
    • Animism vs. Polytheism (Jobs no Jobs)
    • Monotheism (Hebrews, Zoroastrianism)
    • Domestication- dog, cats, cattle, horses
    • Cuneiform
    • Ziggurats
    • Agriculture
    • Irrigation
    • Dams
    • Wheel, Plow
    • Sail
    • Bricks
    • Government- Barter Trade
    • Math
    • Calendars
    • Sewer systems in India
  • Art and Architecture
    • Cave Paintings (Lascaux)
    • Venus Figurines
    • Ziggurats
    • Assyrian Reliefs
    • Gilgamesh
    • Hammurabi's code
    • Phoenician Alphabet
    • Egyptian Hieroglyphs
    • Chinese Pictograms
    • Pyramids
    • Book of the Dead
    • Bronze in China
    • Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament)
    • Colossal Heads
    • Stonehenge
    • Upanishads- Last books of the Rig- Hinduism
    • Rig Veda
    • Oracle Bones

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Unit 1 Essays

  • Egypt Mesopotamia DBQ Essay

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Period 2- Org. and Re-Org. of Human Societies 600 BCE-600 CE

  • Religion
    • Hinduism- Indo-European (Aryans)- Caste System
    • Buddhism- Prince Siddhartha (Reform of Hinduism) Spiritual Equality- Evangelisms- trade routes
    • Confucianism- China- Filial Piety- relationships- Neo-Confucian ( Not a philosophy)
    • Christianity- (Reform Judaism) Jesus –Jewish Messiah- Peter is his first successor
    • Ancestor Veneration- China
  • Qin
    • Unified China- Legalist
  • Han Empire- Golden Age of China
    • Same time as the Romans-Was far ahead in technology
    • Mandate of Heaven – Heavens had to be satisfied
    • Chinese Civil Exam system- Scholar- Bureaucrats- Meritocracy
  • Mediterranean Civ.
    • Phoenicians- Greeks - Romans
    • Hellenism – Alexander's Empire- combined Greek, Persian, Egyptian and Indian influences (Greco- Persian Wars- Peloponnesian War)
    • Rome- Romulus and Remus- Monarch-Republic-Empire – ROADS
    • Carthage War- Julius- Augustus- Constantine
  • Persia
    • Achaemenid Empire- Cyrus the great – Tolerant- Royal Road – Alexander
    • Parthian- defeated Roman Crassus
    • Sassanid- Last pre- Islamic empire- Persian Renaissance- Middle of the Silk Road
  • Maury an/Gupta Empires
    • Unified Empires- Ashoka important Buddhist leader
    • Golden Age of India- high point of Sanskirt – chess- Algebra
  • Bantu
    • Spread Language- Metal-working and Agriculture
  • Americas
    • Teotihuacan- Largest Pre-Columbian City
    • Mayan- Oldest developed writing- Calendar and Pyramids
    • Moche- N.Peru- Gold, Architecture- irrigation
  • Silk Road- Started by the Qin made great by the Han
    • China to West Africa- Camel Caravans
    • Know what was traded- Goods, Plague, Religions
  • Indian Ocean Trade Route
    • Religion and goods controlled by the Monsoon winds
  • Fall of Empires
    • Han 220 CE- Mongols from the N. (Xiongnu)
    • Romans 476 CE- Huns pushing Germanic tribes (Goths)
    • Gupta- 600 CE- Nomadic Invaders- White Huns
      • All saw invaders, disease, revolts

  • Art and Architecture
    • Greek and Roman Sculptures
    • Classical Pillars and Domes
    • Philosophy, History of the Persian Wars, Twelve Tables
    • Mosaics in the Byzantine
    • Hellenistic Buildings
    • Code of Justinian
    • Christian Icons
    • Bhagvad Gita
    • Nazca Lines
    • Moche Buildings
    • Four Noble Truths, Eightfold path,
    • New Testament
    • Terracotta Army
    • Analects
    • Tao Te Ching
    • Hindu temples and Statuary
    • Sermon on the Mount
  • Geo Region
    • S.W. Asia- Hellenistic-Parthian
    • E. Africa- Bantus
    • N. Africa- Hellenism
    • Med- Greek- Roman
    • S. Asia- Murayan Gupta
    • E. Asia- Qin, Han
    • C. Asia- Persian
    • Americas- Mayan, Teotihuacan, Moche
  • Innovations
    • Coins, Arabic Numerals, Compass, Paper, Porcelain Canals, Horse collar, Stirrup, Astrolabe, Lateen Sail, Concrete, Crop rotation, Qanat Irrigation, Roads, Aqueducts, massive buildings
  • Important Peeps
    • Lao Tzu
    • Cyrus
    • Siddhartha Gautama
    • Confucius
    • Alexander
    • Asoka Maurya
    • Jesus
    • Constantine
  • Cities
    • Teotihuacan, Carthage, Rome, Athens, Constantinople, Persepolis, Chang an

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Unit 2 Essays

2006- Period 2 CT&CH

2010-Period 2 C&C

3. Analyze similarities and differences in methods of political control in TWO of the following empires in the Classical period.

Han China (206 B.C.E.–220 C.E.)

Mauryan/Gupta India (320 B.C.E.–550 C.E.)

Imperial Rome (31 B.C.E.–476 C.E.)

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Unit 2 Study Guide

1. What two major empires trade on the Silk Road?

2. What was traded on the Silk Road and to whom? What ideas spread?

3. How did the cities of Afro-Eurasia benefit from the Silk Road?

4. How are Zoroastrianism and Hinduism Linked?

5. What holy books contributed to the caste system?

6. How did the Caste System hinder social movement?

7. Who founded them and what are the basic tenets of Buddhism? Confucianism? Taoism? Judaism? Christianity?

a. Which two religions offered more women’s rights?

8. Compare the reasons for the fall of the following empires; Rome, Gupta, Han

a. Concentration of wealth

b. Epidemics

c. Invasions

9. How was Christianity spread and what major empires adopted Christianity by 600 CE?

10. Who fought in the Peloponnesian War ?

11. What did the Qin’s terracotta warriors have in common with the Nok of Africa?

12. What did Alexander conquer and how did he blend his culture?

13. Who and what were the results of the 2 triumvirates in Rome?

14. What allowed for the Roman Empire to be successful and what American Civilization was comparable?

15. What similarities are there between Rome and the Persians?

16. After the fall of Imperial Rome, what happened to the cities?

17. How did the Tang view Buddhism in comparison to the Han?

18. How did the Mandate of Heaven justify rebellion?

19. What were the Pillars of Ashoka?

20. Who was the head of the Gupta Empire?

21. What characteristics did the Meso-American Civilizations possess?

22. How did the Qin and the Han differ? How did Confucianism support govt?

23. Where were the major religions of the world concentrated?

24. How did Women’s rights differ in Greece, Rome, Han and the Gupta?

25. How did the Han and the Gupta’s social structure differ among politicians?

26. How do we track the Bantu migration?

27. What religions influenced Islam? How?

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Period 3- Post-Classical 600 CE-1450 CE

  • Trans-Sahara Trade
    • Gold, Salt, Slaves, Islam, Berber tribes, Djenne, Timbuktu, Goa
  • Islam
    • 7th Century Muhammad Saudi Arabia
    • N. Africa-Spain – S.E. Asia and E. Asia
    • Caliphs- Umayyad-Abbasid-Fatimid
    • 5 Pillars- Sharia Law
    • Dar-al Islam- House of Islam- Large Islamic Faith
  • Crusades
    • 1099- Political wars for the holy land- not successful for the Christians-but spurred the renaissance- Greek and roman revival
  • Diffusion of Religions
    • Buddhism- Silk Road- E. Asia
    • Christianity- Missionary and Sword Mission - Europe
    • Islam- Missionary and Sword Mission – M. East – C. Asia- N. Africa
  • Byzantine
    • Fell to Turks- 1453- Controlled Mediterranean- Justinian- Christian Empire - Constantinople
  • Tang and Song
    • Most Advanced- World's Largest Pop. Great Cities
    • Sinification- Japan, Korea, and S. E. Asia become china like
    • Conflict with the Abbasids
    • Champa Rice- Drought Resistant
    • Gun Powder
    • Neo-Confucian- Relationships- Women's Role- Religion
  • Mongols
    • Agent of Change- Controlled China- (Yuan) Russia (Tribute) Held Silk Road- Pax Mongolia
    • The Plague- 50% of China and 30% of Europe
    • 14th and 15th century
    • Khanates- and Tribute
  • Mayans/Aztecs
    • Aztecs- Political control over C. America – sophisticated- Chinampas
    • Tikal- Polis- Written Pictographs- WARU WARU- Agriculture
    • Inca- Peru- Road system- Quipu
  • Feudalism
    • Venice Trade
    • Decentralized- Until Charlemagne
    • Guilds- Military Obligation
    • Horse Collar
    • Coerced Labor- Slavery-Serfdom- Corvee-indentured servitude
    • Japan and Europe- System based on land holdings
    • Mita in the Americas
    • Little Ice Age- Fall of Athens, Rome, Alexandria, Chang-An, Constantinople

  • Art and Architecture
    • Cathedrals- Europe
    • Hagia Sophia
    • Rock Churches in E. Africa- Ethiopia
    • Marco Polo Journal
    • Ibn Battuta Journal
    • Islamic Architecture- Mosque- minarets
    • Quran- Calligraphy- 10001 Nights
    • Incan Stone Walls- Machu Picchu
    • Tikal
    • Ceramics
    • Angor Wat
    • Pillow Book – Tale of Genji
    • Epic of Sundiata
    • Great Zimbabwe
  • Cities
    • Novgorod, Timbuktu, Swahili, Hangzhou, Calicut, Baghdad, Melaka, Venice, Tenochtitlan
  • Trade
    • Silk, Cotton Porcelain, Spices, Gems, Slaves, Animals
    • Camel Saddles- Caravanserai (Inns)
    • Compass- Astrolabe- Junk Ships
    • Bills, Checks, Credit, Coins, Hanseatic League, Large Govts. Grand Canal
  • Important Peeps
    • Muhammad
    • Xuanzang- Buddhist Monk
    • Genghis Khan
    • Kublai Khan
    • Marco Polo
    • Ibn Battuta

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Period 3 Essays

  • 2013- CT&CH

2. Analyze how political transformations contributed to continuities and changes in the cultures of the Mediterranean region during the period circa 200 C.E. to 1000 C.E

  • 2012- CT&CH

2. Analyze continuities and changes in trade networks between Africa and Eurasia from circa 300 C.E. to 1450 C.E.

  • 2009- CT&CH

2. Analyze continuities and changes in patterns of interactions along the Silk Roads from 200 B.C.E. to 1450 C.E

  • 2008- CT&CH

2. Analyze the changes and continuities in commerce in the Indian Ocean region from

650 C.E. to 1750 C.E.

  • 2014- C&C

3. Analyze similarities and differences in how TWO of the following empires used religion to govern before 1450.

Byzantine Empire

Islamic Caliphates

Mauryan/Gupta Empires

  • 2011- C&C

3. Analyze similarities and differences in the rise of TWO of the following empires.

A West African Sudanic empire (Mali OR Ghana OR Songhay)

The Aztec Empire

The Mongol Empire

  • 2005- C&C

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Study Guide for Unit 3

  • Compare Viking expansion vs. Arab Expansion
  • Know the “Players” in the Indian Ocean Trade route
  • Write who traded with whom in this period and what was traded from regions (Spices, horses , disease and religion etc..)
  • List the Major Areas Ibn Battuta visited
  • Draw a chart comparing the Japanese feudal system with the European counterpart
  • Know Women’s roles in Europe, Japan, Islamic and Africa in the Middle Ages
  • Know the spread of religion (What areas) through trade routes in the East (Indian Ocean-Silk Road)
  • Know the legacies of the Mongols and who they conquered and who they failed to conquer
  • What were the Khanates and why were they developed
  • Know the difference in Architecture and Art styles
  • Write the five pillars of Islam
  • What are the basic tenets of Islamic faith
  • Know the main influence on the govt. and everyday life in Europe
  • How did Islam influence language development in the world- know specifics
  • What did Marco Polo experience in Kublai Khans court that he did not in Europe
  • What is Sinification and who was influenced
  • Know the Baghdad library and what was translated (General Idea)
  • Why was Constantinople so hard to conquer?
  • Where did Confucian Civil Service Exams take place and what is a Meritocracy?
  • In general what class held power in the middle ages (Where was this derived from)
  • How did new agricultural change Asia
  • Know the spread of the major religions and how what influenced these shifts
  • How did local communities of Jews or Muslim maintain their identity in a global economy
  • What was traded on the silk road and who benefited (Include culture)
  • What are some the Byzantine characteristics and what made them successful
  • How did Islam spread throughout the major areas of the planet
  • What were specific government structures on the planet (Cover general areas- Europe-India etc.)
  • What factors made the Black Death so effective in the Middle Ages
  • How do we trace the Bantu Migrations
  • What was the Mita system and how was it used?
  • Know the years of 476 CE, 1453 CE, 632 CE, 1095 CE, The Black Death and the little ice age

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Period 4 Global Interactions 1450-1750 CE

  • European Exploration
    • Divine Right of Kings
    • Led: Portugal, Spain, France, England, Dutch
    • Da Gama, Columbus, Prince Henry
    • Spices- Shorter route around the Ottoman
  • Columbian Exchange
    • The exchange of plants, animals, disease and tech.
    • Benefit and consequence of goods exchange
  • Mercantilism
    • Colonies, competitive edge, natural resources and land
    • Piracy in the Caribbean, Thirty Years War
  • Slave trade
    • Caribbean, Sugar plantation, middle-passage, chattel slavery, demographic change on the planet ( Mestizo, Mulatto, Creole)
    • Encomienda (Hacienda) - tracts of land- indentured servants from the natives that live there
  • Inca Empire
    • Andes S.A. – Pizarro
    • Mita
  • Aztec
    • Human Sacrifice
    • Cortez- Mexica people
  • Mughal vs. Ottoman vs. Safavid
    • (Mongols) Muslim- India- Akbar- religious tolerance, Taj Mahal, Zamindars
  • Syncretic Religions
    • Mahayana Buddhism, Sufism, Christianity in the new world
    • Split of Islam
  • Printing Press
    • Developed in China- Used in the Reformation in Germany
  • Ottoman
    • Muslim, controlled M. East, N. Africa, and the Silk road- very successful- local powers
  • Japan
    • Emperor has no power, Daimyo, Salaried Samurai
  • Land Empires
    • Manchus, Mughal, Ottomans, Russian (Largest, fur traders- Siberia) - Russia becomes EUROPEAN
  • China's taking advantage of Europe- Scholarly Gentry
  • Uprisings
    • Peasant rebellions in Europe - Reformation
    • Samurai revolt

  • Art and Architecture
    • Renaissance- Greco-Roman Revival
    • African bronze figurines
    • Aztec Codices
    • Baroque
    • St. Petersburg- Russia
    • Taj Mahal
    • Heliocentric theory- Copernicus
    • Martin Luther 95 thesis
    • Treaty of Tordesillas
    • Shakespeare
    • Two treatises of government
    • Block printing
    • Guttenberg Bible
    • Palace of Versailles
    • St. Basil’s Cathedral
  • Innovations
    • Moveable type, telescope, microscope, steam engine, factory textile
  • Important Peeps
    • Sundiata
    • Zhenghe
    • Prince Henry (Portugal)
    • Columbus
    • Martin Luther
    • Wu Chengen (author Journey to the West) Monkey story
    • Cervantes (author Don Quixote)
    • Shakespeare

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  • 2013 DBQ
  • 2012 DBQ
  • 2006 DBQ

  • 2012 C&C
  • 2007 C&C

Period 4 Essays

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Unit 4 Study Test Study Guide

1. Who controlled the Indian Ocean trade before this period and what major shifts do we see during period 4

2. What was the social order of Feudal Japan and how were the Samurai and emperor affected

3. Who controlled the most manufacturing prior to this period and what shifts of technology and manufacturing do we see during this period

4. Define the Renaissance, Age of Exploration and Enlightenment? What caused these major events in Europe

5. What was the difference between the Ming’s treasure ships and the caravels used by Europe

6. How and where did African Slavery Start

7. What were the reasons for the increase in slave trade

8. What main crop drove this

9. What were the major demographic shifts in the Americas- Why?

10. What are the Social Caste of the Spanish in Latin America

a. What is the Encomienda System

b. Mita System

11. Compare the French/English/Dutch and Spanish Colonies in the Americas (Govts (Specific) People/rights)

12. Explain why the Mercantile system grew out of this period

a. Use specific examples

b. How did the Pope settle completion with the Portuguese and Spain over territories

13. Why did the Chinese govt. stop exploring

14. In short, what advantages did the Spanish have in defeating the Aztecs (Reasons they won)

15. What types of culture transferred with the slaves in the middle passage (Be specific)

16. Who dominated trade in the Mediterranean in the 1500’s

17. How did silver mined from the Americas change the world economy in the Indian Ocean

18. What major changes did the Dutch, English and Portuguese bring to the economies of the East

19. What empires had absolute monarchies

20. Which empires had ruling govt or emperors (Kings) not in charge

21. Who were the gunpowder nations – How did this help them expand

a. What is the Significant difference between the Ottoman and Safavid

22. How is the Taj Mahal an example of Cultural Syncretism

23. In period 4, where were the largest urban centers located (region)

24. What culture did the Russians adopt in this period and how did this cultural diffusion help the spread of Czarist Russia

25. How did the East, in general, create policies to protect themselves against the west (China, Japan, Korea)

26. What Characterizes the Mughal Empire-

27. Explain the triangular trade

28. Explain the Colombian Exchange- know specifics

29. How do the Ottomans and the Aztecs have a similar start

30. Compare the Aztecs and the Incas ruling systems (Then Compare them to Rome and Mongols)

31. Compare the Ottoman and the Chinese govt. of this period

32. Compare the Qing and Czarist Russia and Aztecs

33. What new technologies fostered the Age of Exploration

34. What is an Amerindian? What disadvantages di they have in compared to their European Conquerors

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Period 5- Industrialization and Global Integration 1750-1900 CE

  • Industrialization
    • England 1750’s- Various reasons
    • Canals- Erie 1825-Suez 1869- Panama-1914
    • Russia
    • Japan
  • Enlightenment
    • Participation in govt. Supported new states
  • Capitalism
    • Adam Smith in England- Robber Barons in the USA
    • Mill- Liberalism
    • Stocks- Insurance companies- gold standards – transnational
  • Marxism
    • Govt. controls production and labor – equality
  • Nationalism
    • Led to many wars- Napoleon
    • New Countries- USA, Russia, Japan- Cherokee, Siam, ZULU, Hawaii
  • Age of Isms
    • Revolutions- USA/British, France/France, Haiti/France, L. America/ Spain
    • Haiti Slave rebellion, Sepoy rebellion, Boxer Rebellion-
  • Imperialism
    • Western Europe 80% of the world- Russia, Japan-
    • British Raj- Dutch Indonesia French West Africa
    • Export economies- Africa and Asia
    • Settler Economies- Most of Africa
  • Social Darwinism
    • Survival of the fittest
  • Local Resistance to Imperialism
    • Opium war, India- National Congress
  • Meiji Restoration
    • Emperor- Westernization- Industrialization
  • Indentured servitude
    • S.A. to S. Africa- Caribbean- E. Asians-Americas
  • Open Door Policy
    • USA- China- “The Arrival”
  • 2nd Industrial Revolution
    • Food, transportation, skyscrapers
  • Reforms
    • Public Education
    • Middle Class- Industrial Working Class (Lower class)
    • Women's suffrage
    • End of Slavery / serfdom

  • Art and architecture
    • Romanticism
    • Impressionism
    • Neo-Classical buildings- White house
    • Skyscrapers
    • Declaration of Independence
    • Declaration of the rights of man
    • Monroe Doctrine
    • White man's Burden
    • Gettysburg address
    • Dickens
    • A vindication of the rights of women
    • On the origin of species
    • Communist Manifesto
    • Emancipation of the peasants of serfdom
    • Treaty of Nanjing (Opium War)
    • Letter to Queen Victoria
    • Jamaica Letter
    • Tanzimat Constitution
    • Meiji Reforms

  • Trade Terms
    • Industrialization, Imperialism, Capitalism, Marxism, Trade Unions, Steam Ships, Trains, Opium Wars, Spheres of influence, Meiji Restoration, Open-door policy
  • Technology
    • Steam boat, locomotive, Steel ships, Skyscrapers, machine gun, light bulb, telephone, radio, type writer, movie projector, gas motors, cotton gin, sewing machine, steel plow, mechanical reaper, cars
  • Political Ideologies
    • Liberalism
    • Socialism
    • Communism
    • Feminism
      • Wollenscraft-english woman's activist
      • Degouge
      • Seneca Falls Convention- first women's convention
  • Important Peeps
    • Voltaire- Deism
    • Rousseau- Social Contract
    • Locke- Natural Rights
    • Montesquieu- separation of powers
    • Wollenscraft
    • Degouge
    • George Washington
    • James Watt- Steam Engine
    • George McCartney- British General 7 Years War
    • Robespierre
    • Robert Fulton-steamboat
    • Muhamad Ali

  • Simon Bolivar
  • Shaka Zulu
  • Samuel Morse
  • Matthew Perry
  • John Stuart Mill
  • Charles Darwin
  • Henry Bessemer
  • Karl Marx
  • Leopold II - Belgium King of Africa

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Unit 5 Test Study Guide

  • Compare the Declarations of the Rights of Man, Declaration of Independence and the Jamaican Letter
  • Compare the Industrial Process of the USA to Japan's and Russia's- Include laborers and govt. intervention
  • Explain the effects of the Meiji restoration
  • Compare the Latin Am. Revolutions with the USA Revolution
  • Explain the results of the Opium War on China and define extraterritoriality
  • Explain the Movements of the Young Turks and the Tanzimat reforms
  • Compare the Ottoman EMpire and the Austrian Empire in this time period
  • Explain the success of the European powers in this time period and the idea of social darwinism
  • Where was slavery abolished during this time period- specific countries
  • What were some of the results of the second industrial revolution
  • What ideas spread worldwide during this period and to where- The ism’s and religion
  • Explain the main ism’s
  • Compare the Russian and Qing dynasty at the end of this period
  • Explain Simon Bolivar's role in Latin America and the significance of the Jamaica Letter
  • Explain the reasons for mass emigration from India and China in the 19th century
  • Explain, in quick bullet points, the beliefs of the philosophers we discussed in this unit
  • Explain the reforms at the turn of the century for workers in industrialized countries
  • What were women's roles in Europe, China, Japan and Russia in the 19th century
  • How did Japan rise to become a world power- Know specific events

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Period 6- Contemporary 1900-Present CE

  • World Wars
    • Territorial conflicts- Decline of Western Europe-rise of USA and USSR
  • Depression
    • Global Authoritarian govt.s
  • Authoritarianism
    • Germany, Italy, Russia, Japan- Communism and Fascism
  • Decolonization
    • Independence movements in the 50’s and 60’s
    • Partition of India
  • Cold War
    • Nato vs. Warsaw Pact – Polarization – Proxy wars
  • Multinational Corporations
    • British and Dutch East India Companies
    • Exxon, Toyota, GE
  • Pacific Rim
    • China, Japan, Australia, S. Korea, Singapore e
  • Apartheid
    • Boers vs. England- 1994
  • Feminism and Civil Rights
    • Starts with us and disseminates
  • Historiography
    • Historical Interpretation of events
  • Important Peeps
    • Sigmund Freud
    • Max Plank- Quantum Theory
    • Gandhi
    • Jinnah- Pakistan
    • Stalin
    • Einstein
    • Picasso
    • FDR
    • Ho Chi Minh
    • Franco- Spain
    • Mao
    • Thich Quang Duc
    • Den Xiaping- China

  • Art and Architecture
    • Cubism
    • Dadism
    • Guernica
    • Bauhaus style
    • Skyscrapers
    • 14 points
    • Treaty of Versailles
    • Mein Kampf
    • Documents of Vatican
    • All quiet on the western front
    • Propaganda Posters
    • Socialist realism
    • Prairie School styles
    • Universal declaration of Human rights
    • The Feminine Mystique
  • Trade Terms
    • Great Depression, Fascism, Communism, OPEC, Coca-Colonialism, EU, NAFTA, World Bank, World Trade Organization, Asian Tigers, China

ETA,IRA,Al Qaeda

    • Technology Airplane, Liquid fueled rocket, Satellites, nuclear power, tv, transistor, computer, penicillin, medical imaging

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Study Guide Unit 6

1. Find two pictures of post-world war I protest paintings/drawings and give me their names

2. Describe, in general, what happened in decolonization in Africa- include a time period

3. Compare the Mexican Revolution with the Chinese 1949 Revolution

4. Which economy grew the most during WWII

5. Find a map of the Apartheid in Africa- Please describe the map in one sentence

6. What caused the growth of population in non-industrialized countries in the 20th century

7. Compare India, Israel and Canada’s government

8. Compare Russia’s growth and Japan's growth in the early 20th century

9. Describe the Prague spring- which countries emerged

10. How did Brazil enter the world market in industrial output

11. Compare Mao Zedong’s supporters with Gandhi’s

12. How were women affected in the Chinese revolution of 1949

13. What is a consumer society- give one example that is not the USA

14. Why was the west so successful in the 20th century

15. Explain one conflict in the early 20th century as a result of nationalism

16. What was the result of the end of WW II

17. Compare the Great Leap Forward and the Five Year Plan

18. Compare Marx and Lenin’s idea of communism

19. How did the East regain manufactures in the 80-90’s

20. Explain the Apartheid

21.Explain the Partition of India and the resulting countries

22. What does Mandela and Kwame Nkrumah have in common

23. Which country had the most deaths due to WW II

24. Why are African boundaries such a mess and how has this caused conflict (Be specific)

25. What does the Meiji restoration and the USSR have in common (Industrialization)

26. What was the immediate cause of global economic integration

27. How were outlier countries used in WWI

28. How did the USSR and the USA fight each other in the Cold War

29. Explain the privatization of Mexico resources in the 20th century

30. What was the role of women in Communist Russia in the early 20th century

31. Why do we see women’s suffrage movements between 1917-1950

32. What is the most powerful energy in the world as of today

33. Why did the USSR fall

34. Explain Che Guevara’s role in independence movements in Latin AM.

35. What was a major role Govts adopted in the great depression

36. What was the consequence of imperialism on different parts of the world

37. What was the cause of the cold war

38. What was women’s role in communist Vietnam

39. What is the role of NATO

40. What influence does Mustafa Kemal have on Turkey

41. What is the green Revolution and how did effect the world

42. What is long term effect of the fall of the USSR

43. Compare the Russian and French Revolution

44. Why do we see more effective contraceptives in the late 20th century

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DBQ

Compare & Contrast

Essays

1. Thesis- include groupings and time period- Say

Something and do not just restate the prompt

a. World Historical Context – 2-3 sentences- What

is happening in the world that affects your thesis

2. (x3) All Docs must be Used-

a. Group 1-

i.Doc. Evidence

ii. H.A.P.P.- Every Doc.- Context, Audience,

Purpose , Point of View

iii.

3. Extra Doc. - I would like to see this

because- you must explain why you want this doc. And how this will clarify your grouping

1. Anything/ Anyone

left out

2. Letter to- Letter from

5. Conclusion-

  • Overall Context- what were the consequences in the world because of these claims
  • Thesis- One sentence is your similarities and one sentence is your differences- Say Something and do not just restate the prompt

a. World Historical Context – 2-3

sentences- What is

happening in the world that affects your thesis

2. (x3) Group 1-

a. Similarity

i. Why do we see this?

b. Difference

i. Why do we see this?

3. Conclusion-

  • Overall Context- what were the consequences in the world because of these claims

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Continuity and Change Overtime Essay

1. Thesis- One sentence is your continuities and one sentence is your change- Say Something and do not just restate the prompt� a. World Historical Context – 2-3 sentences- What is

happening in the world that affects your thesis�2. (x3) Group 1-� a. Continuities� i. Why do we see this? � b. Change� i. Why do we see this?� c. In the beginning it was like this and in the end it

was like this because

3. Conclusion

  • How did the claims affect history

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Continuity and Change

Compare and Contrast

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