AP EUROPEAN HISTORY/SPENCER ASSIGNMENT SHEET – UNIT 5 The Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment

Date Class Topics Assignments Due 11/11 Wednesday D-Day

• Background and context of the Scientific Revolution

• Revolution in astronomy

• Print U5 powerpoint slides (chapter 16) for class

• Read pp. 483-499 (Background to Scientific Revolution; Revolution in Astronomy; Medicine; Women in Science). Scientific Revolution

11/12 Thursday A-Day

• The revolution in medicine • Women's experience of the

Scientific Revolution • Begin discussing new views of

humankind.

• Read pp. 499-507 (The New View of Humankind; Scientific Method and the Spread of Scientific Knowledge)

• Primary Source Packet sections 1, 2, 3, and 6 (pp. 382-395; 402-404).

• Worksheet on the Scientific Revolution OMIT PART B - DO ALL OTHER PARTS - DUE ON MONDAY, 11/16.

11/16 Monday C-Day

• Finish all notes on the Scientific Revolution.

• Turn in Worksheet on the Scientific Revolution

• Scientific Revolution Primary Source Packet sections 4 and 5 (pp. 395-402)

• Worksheet on the Scientific Revolution OMIT PART B - DO ALL OTHER PARTS - DUE ON TODAY IN CLASS.

11/17 Tuesday D-Day

• BRIEF QUIZ on Scientific Revolution.

• Enlightenment introduction and the Philosophes

• Emergence of the Enlightenment mindset.

• Study for QUIZ • Print U6 powerpoint slides on enlightenment

(chapter 17) • Read pp. 509-516 (stop at New "Science of

Man")

11/18 Wednesday A-Day

• Enlightenment Worksheet DUE FRIDAY - 1 per group!

• Watch documentary on Voltaire in class.

• Read pp. 516-522 (New "Science of Man"; Later Enlightenment; Woman Question; Social Environment of the Philosophes)

• Enlightenment Primary Source Packet sections 1, 2, 3, and 5 (Kant, Locke, Voltaire, Diderot).

11/20 Friday C

• New "Science of Man" • Later Enlightenment • Woman Question • Social Environment of the

Philosophes

• Enlightenment Worksheet DUE FRIDAY - 1 per group!

• Enlightenment Primary Source Packet sections 4, 6, 8 (d'Holbach, Rousseau, Condorcet)

11/23 Monday D

• Enlightenment Culture (music, religion)

• Finish all notes on Enlightenment

• Read pp. 522-537—end of chapter (Enlightenment Culture)

11/24 Tuesday A

• Unit Test! • Complete Review Crossword to turn in at start of class

• Study for unit assessment – 6 MC, 1 short answer, 1 long essay

The Scientific Revolution

JOHANNES KEPLER'S vision of the "House of Astronomy" from his book Tabulae Rudolphinae, 1627. Each pillar bears the name of such important contributors to the new science as Ptolemy, Coperni­cus, and Tycho Brahe. Astronomical instruments of the time hang from the pillars. (Fotomas Index)