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| Thomas Hoepker: 9/11 - WTC controversial picture |
Showing posts with label Targets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Targets. Show all posts
Targets: CH 24 - Targets
Targets - Chapter 24 - Accelerating Global Interactions Since 1945
Targets: Chapter 20
Chapter 20 Targets - Colonial Encounters
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| By the early 1900s, several of the great population centers of Asia had come under the colonial control of Britain, the Netherlands, France, the United States, or Japan. |
TARGETS: Chapter 19 - Asia: Internal Troubles & External Threats
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| Chapter 19 and 20 go together very well. Europeans assert their dominance upon China and Asia. |
Targets: Chapter 18 - Industrial Revolution
Targets: Chapter 18 - Industrial Revolution
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| 2012 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony in London. Celebrates & Remembers the Industrial Revolution. |
Targets - Chapter 16 - Religion & Science
Targets - Chapter 16 - Religion & Science
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| Astronomer Copernicus, or Conversations with God is an oil painting by the Polish artist Jan Matejko, finished in 1873, depicting Nicolaus Copernicus observing the heavens from a balcony by a tower near the cathedral in Frombork. The scene likely portrays the epiphany moment of Copernicus profound discovery, with his own Heliocentric model drawn on a large flat board standing next to him. |
Chapter 14 & 15 TARGETS
Here is a link to download the targets for Chapter 14 "Empires & Encounters." This chapter will be paired with Chapter 15 "Global Commerce" for testing purposes. The quiz for Ch 14 is Friday, Jan. 11. (The quiz for Ch 15 will be the next Monday)
Link to download the targets for Chapter 15 "World Commerce."
This chapter begins with European Empires in the Americas - The European Advantage, The Great Dying, and Columbian Exchange.
Then it will compare colonial societies in the Americas (Aztecs/Incas, colonies of sugar, settler colonies of North America).
The Russians enter the picture this chapter as we'll look at The Steppes & Sibera: The Making of the Russian Empire.
Finally, we'll discuss Asian Empires (China, Muslims/Hindus in Mughal Empire, and Muslims/Christians in the Ottoman Empire).
In class we'll begin our study of 14 and 15 with some videos from America Before Columbus, Part II (beginning at minute 48: America Before Columbus, link to video). We will also see video from Marr's The History of the World, Episode 4: Age of Plunder, link to info. And we'll see a little bit more of Engineering an Empire with Peter Weller: Russian Empire, link to full video.
Link to download the targets for Chapter 15 "World Commerce."
This chapter begins with European Empires in the Americas - The European Advantage, The Great Dying, and Columbian Exchange.
Then it will compare colonial societies in the Americas (Aztecs/Incas, colonies of sugar, settler colonies of North America).
The Russians enter the picture this chapter as we'll look at The Steppes & Sibera: The Making of the Russian Empire.
Finally, we'll discuss Asian Empires (China, Muslims/Hindus in Mughal Empire, and Muslims/Christians in the Ottoman Empire).
In class we'll begin our study of 14 and 15 with some videos from America Before Columbus, Part II (beginning at minute 48: America Before Columbus, link to video). We will also see video from Marr's The History of the World, Episode 4: Age of Plunder, link to info. And we'll see a little bit more of Engineering an Empire with Peter Weller: Russian Empire, link to full video.
Targets - Unit 3 - Chapter 9 - China: East Asian Connections, 500 - 1500
Targets - Unit 3 - Chapter 9 - China & The World: East Asian Connections, 500 - 1500
Brushed by his sleeves, wild flowers dance in the wind;
Fleeing from him, the hidden birds cut short their songs.
Targets: Unit 3 - Age of Accelerating Connections - Chapter 8 Commerce and Culture 500–1500
Targets: Unit 3 - Age of Accelerating Connections - Chapter 8 Commerce and Culture 500–1500
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| Ibn "my man!" travelin' - writin' - and learning' |
Chapter 7 - Cultural Era Variations - Target Sheet
Unit 2 - Classical Era - Chapter 7 - Classical Era Variations - Target Sheet
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| Remember when the world ended in 2012? Those were the days! |
Targets - Unit 2 - Classical Era - Chapter 5 - Eurasian Cultural Traditions
Targets - Unit 2 - Classical Era - Chapter 5 - Eurasian Cultural Traditions
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| Zoroastrianism: Persian monotheistic religion founded by the prophet Zarathustra. (pron. zor-ohAST-ree-an-ism) |
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| Socrates: The first great Greek philosopher to turn rationalism toward questions of human existence |
Chapter 3 - First Civilizations - Learning Targets
Chapter 3 - First Civilizations - Learning Targets
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| Early Civilizations - Notice any geographic patterns? |
Targets, Video, & Notes for Chapter 23 and Chapter 24
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| 9/11 Tribute at AHS 2010. |
Targets for Chapter 24 Accelerating Global Interaction
Document Study - Chapter 23
Notes - Chapter 23 - Nelson Mandela & South African Independence
Notes - Chapter 23 - African Independence & Democracy
Notes - Chapter 23 - Gandhi & Indian Independence
Notes - Chapter 23 - Imperial Disintegration
Notes - Chapter 23 - Why was the African and Indian Response to Democracy so different?
Notes - Chapter 23 - Big Picture Question 1 - Developing Countries shaped by independence
Notes - Chapter 24 - Accelerating Global Interactions
Notes - Chapter 24 - Questions to Consider
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