Objectives
- Explain what warfare was like during WWI
Agenda
- Warm-Up #30: What was the immediate cause of World War I, and what were the four underlying causes of World War I?
- PowerPoint: World War 1
- Weapons & Tactics
- War Poet Intro
- War Poets Reading
- All Quiet on the Western Front (begin)
Objectives
- Explain the immediate and underlying causes of World War I
Agenda
- Warm-Up #29: What do you know about World War I? List any facts, images, or ideas you associate with the war in your journal.
- Return Papers / Old Work
- PowerPoint: Causes of World War I
- World War I Reading - Quiz Tomorrow
- Makeup Time
- Any missing work?
- Any quizzes to take?
- Use this time!
Objectives
- Explain the major events of Indian Independence
Agenda
- Warm-Up #28: Briefly describe three major events or ideas that shaped the Indian independence movement. (One sentence each).
- Tomorrow's Plans - Substitute
- Finish Gandhi (40 min)
- Brief Study Time - Some review questions on right
- Complete Test (40 min)
- Test Format
- MC, Matching, True/False
- No Essay
- Content
- Nationalism - PowerPoint
- Unification of Italy/Germany - PowerPoint, Primary Source
- Africa - PowerPoint, Worksheet, Crash Course
- Congo - PowerPoint, King Leopold's Ghost
- China & Japan - PowerPoint, Textbook Reading, Crash Course
- India - PowerPoint, Gandhi
- Gandhi
Objectives
- Explain the major events of Indian Independence
Agenda
- India PowerPoint
- Non-Violence Speeches Assignment
- Gandhi
Objectives
- Explain the major events of Indian Independence
Agenda
- No Written Warm-Up
- Quiz #14: Nationalism & Imperialism
- India PowerPoint
- Gandhi
Objectives
- Explain the major events of Indian Independence
Agenda
- Warm-Up: No Written Warm-Up
- Period 3 - MDS3 Survey - 20 minutes -
http://survey.pagequest.net/
- Period 4 - Work Time (Crash Course / Study) - 20 minutes
- Watch Gandhi
Objectives
- Explain why Japan became an imperial power while China was dominated by Europeans
Agenda
- Prepare For KLG Quiz
- King Leopold's Ghost Quiz (No Notes)
- PowerPoint: Imperialism in East Asia
- Assignments:
- Reading 15.1 to 15.2 - Imperialism in China (Quiz Wed)
- Crash Course #34: Nationalism & Crash Course #35: Imperialism (Quiz Fri)
Objectives
- Describe the causes and effects of imperialism in Africa
- Analyze the motivations of European imperialism
Agenda
- No Written Warm-Up
- King Leopold's Ghost Reading / Worksheet
- Imperialism in China Reading - Quiz Wednesday
- Crash Course - Quiz Friday
Objectives
- Describe the causes and effects of imperialism in Africa
- Analyze the motivations of European imperialism
Agenda
- No Written Warm-Up
- PowerPoint: Congo Free State
- Turn in Imperialism in Africa Worksheet
- King Leopold's Ghost Reading / Worksheet
Objectives
- Describe the causes and effects of imperialism in Africa
- Analyze the motivations of European imperialism
Agenda
- Warm-Up #27: Describe two major causes of European imperialism.
- PowerPoint: Imperialism in Africa
- Resources
- Liberia, South Africa
- Guns, Germs, and Steel Clips
- Zulu Clip
- Introduction: King Leopold's Ghost
- Work Time
- Imperialism in Africa (due tomorrow)
- King Leopold's Ghost Reading / Worksheet
Objectives
- Describe the causes and effects of imperialism in Africa
- Analyze the motivations of European imperialism
Agenda
- Warm-Up #26: This warm-up requests two answers:
- First, attempt to define imperialism in your own words. It's okay if you aren't confident in your answer, just try your best.
- Second, look up a definition of imperialism on the internet. Write that definition in your journal.
- PowerPoint: Imperialism in Africa
- Causes
- The White Man's Burden
- Liberia, South Africa
- Guns, Germs, and Steel Clips
- Zulu Clip
- Worksheet: Imperialism in Africa (due tomorrow)
Objectives
- Evaluate the concept of nationalism
- Describe the major events of Italian and German unification
Agenda
- Music - "Ride of the Valkyries" by Richard Wagner
- Warm-Up #25: Listening to this song, what kind of images, feelings, or ideas do you associate with the music?
- PowerPoint: Unification of Italy and Germany
- Presentation Volunteers
- Primary Sources
- Mazzini
- According to Mazzini, why is cooperation with others better than working alone? Explain his argument then provide a direct quote to support it.
- Mazzini wants to redraw the map along the lines of nations. What does he predict will happen once this is the case?
- Mazzini calls the your country a "home that God has given us" - why does he think cooperation between countrymen is particularly easy to do?
- What is Mazzini's ideal form of government?
- According to Mazzini, to what extent should voting rights be extended to the population?
- Arndt
- This country asks what it means to be German. Give two examples from the reading that describe "German" traits and explain what each one means.
- How is this idea of a nation different from Mazzini's view?
- Quotes
- Read over the "supporters" of nationalism quotes. Describe at least three things that a patriotic American would do or ways in which a patriotic American might act.
- Read over the "critics" of nationalism quotes. List at least three problems potentially caused by nationalism or arguments about why it is a silly idea.
- Do you think nationalism is a positive force or negative force overall? Justify your response.
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