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December 7 and 8

Chapter 22 Pages 1. Motives for Exploration 2. Technology of Exploration 3. Voyages of Exploration-Mediterranean to Atlantic 4. Voyages of Exploration- Atlantic to Pacific

-Prince Henry -Vasco da Gama -Triangular lateen sails -Magnetic compass/astrolabe -Volta do Mar -Bartolomeu Dias -Calicut -Christopher Columbus -Ferdinand Magellan -Vitus Bering -James Cook

December 9

Chapter 22 Pages (not insert) 1. Trading Post Empires 2. European Conquests in SE Asia 3. Foundations of Russian Empire in Asia 4. Commercial Rivalries/Seven Years’ War

-Goa -Hormuz -Afonso d’ Alboquerque -East India Companies -King Philip II of Spain -Java -Yermak -Seven Years’ War

December 10

Chapter 22 Pages 1. The Columbian Exchange 2. The Origins of Global Trade

-Columbian exchange -Smallpox -Crops/animals exchanged -Population growth -Migration -Manila Galleons

December 11 Chapter 22 Quiz

December 14 and 15

Chapter 23 Pages 1. The Protestant Reformation 2. The Catholic Reformation 3. Witch-Hunts and Religious Wars

-Protestant Reformation -Martin Luther -Indulgences -Holy Roman Empire -King Henry VIII -John Calvin -Council of Trent -Witch hunt -Thirty Years’ War

December 16 through 18

Chapter 23 Pages 1. Attempted Revival of Empire 2. The New Monarchs 3. Constitutional States 4. Absolute Monarchs

-Hapsburgs/Charles V -Spanish Inquisition -English Civil War -Glorious Revolution -Absolutism

5. European States System -King Louis VIV -Peter the Great -Catherine the Great -Peace of Westphalia -“Balance of Power Diplomacy”

December 21 Chapter 23 Pages 1. Population Growth and Urbanization 2. Early Capitalism and Protoindustrialization 3. Social Change in Early Modern Europe

-Capitalism -Joint stock companies -Putting out system -Russian serfdom -Adam Smith

December 21 and 22

In class DBQ Essay

December 23 In class DBQ Essay analysis and scoring (pairs)

Christmas Break

Chapter 23 1. Reconception of the Universe 2. The Scientific Revolution 3. The Enlightenment

-Ptolemaic Universe -Copernican Universe -Scientific Revolution -Galileo Galilei -Isaac Newton -Enlightenment -Philosophe -Francois Marie Arouet -Deism

Christmas Break

Chapter 24 Pages 1. The Spanish Caribbean 2. Conquest of Mexico and Peru 3. Iberian Empires in the Americas 4. Settler Colonies in North America

-Taino -Encomienda -Hernan Cortes -Francisco Pizarro -Audiencia -Treaty of Tordesilla -Pedro Cabral

Christmas Break

Chapter 24 Pages 1. Formation of Multicultural Societies 2. Mining and Agriculture in the Spanish Empire 3. Sugar and Slavery in Portuguese Brazil 4. Fur Traders and Settlers in North America 5. Christianity and Native Religions in the Americas (no notes) 6. Australia and the Larger World 7. Pacific Islands and Larger World

-Mestizo -Peninsulare -Creole -Mita system -Hacienda -Tupac Amaru -Engenho -Fur trade -Spanish missionaries

January 4 and 5

*Unit Test

January 6 Chapter 25 Pages 1. States of West Africa and East

-Thomas Peters -Trans Saharan trade

Africa *Comparative essay (and rubric)

-Sunni Ali -Timbuktu -Gao -Songhai Empire -Swahili city states

January 7 Chapter 25 Pages 1. The Kingdoms of Central Africa and South Africa 2. Islam and Christianity in Early Modern Africa 3. Society and Change in Early Modern Era *Early Africa DBQ

-Kongo -King Afonso I -Kongo of the Bell -Kongo/Portugal relations -Ndonga (Angola) -Queen Nzinga -Syncretic blend of Islam -Fulani -Antonian Movement -Dona Beatriz

January 8 Chapter 25 Pages 1. Foundations of the Slave Trade 2. Human Cargoes 3. Impact of the Slave Trade in Africa 4. Plantation Societies 5. Making of African-American Cultural Traditions 6. End of Slave Trade and the Abolition of Slavery

-Traditional African slavery -Islamic Slave Trade -Triangular Trade (middle passage) -Olaudah Equiano -Gun Slave Cycle (in class) -Mercantilism (class) -African diaspora -Cash crop plantation system -Maroons -Haitian Revolution -Syncretic religions

January 11 Chapter 25 Pages 1. The Ming Dynasty 2. The Qing Dynasty 3. Son of Heaven and the Scholar Bureaucrats

-Ming Dynasty -Eunuchs -Great Wall -Manchu -Qing Dynasty -Confucian Scholar Bureaucrats -Kangxi -Qianlong -“Son of Heaven” -Civil service examinations

January 12 Chapter 26 Pages 1. The Patriarchal Family 2. Population Growth and Economic Development 3. Gentry, Commoners, Soldiers, and Mean People

-Filial piety (in class) -Confucian view of land -Emperor Yongle -Zheng He -Kangxi -Confucian social order -Qianlong

January 13 Chapter 26 Pages 1. The Tokugawa Shogunate 2. Economic and Social Change 3. Neo-Confucianism and Floating Worlds 4. Christianity and Dutch Learning

-Shogun -Tokugawa Ieyasu -Bakufu -Daimyo -Edo -Alternate Attendance -Isolation of Japan

-Christianity in Japan -Shimabara Rebellion (in class) -Floating works -Kabuki -Dutch Learning

January 14 Two days

Chapter 27 Pages 1. The Ottoman Empire 2. Ghislain de Busbecq’s Concerns about the Ottoman Empire 3. The Safavid Empire 4. The Mughal Empire

-Shah Jahan -Akbar -Taj Mahal -Divine Faith -Ottomans -Aurangzeb -Ghazi -Devshirme -Janissaries -Mehmed II -Constantinople -Suleyman the Magnificent -Ottoman navy -Safavids -Shah Ismail -Twelver Shiism -Qizilbash -Battle of Chaldiran -Shah Abbas the Great -Mughal Empire -Akbar

January 19 Chapter 27 Pages 1. The Dynastic Cycle 2. Agriculture and Trade 3. Religious Affairs in the Islamic Empires 4. Cultural Patronage of the Islamic Empires

-Steppe tradition -Economics of empires -Isfahan -Jesuits of Goa -Divine faith -Jizya -Millet -Topaki -Suleyman -Fatehpur Sikri -Taj Mahal

January 20 Chapter 27 Pages 1. The Deterioration of Imperial Leadership 2. Economic and Military Decline 3. Cultural Conservatism

-Fall of all Islamic Empires -Ottomans conservatory -Printing press -Piri Reis

January 21 * Test

January 22 Essay Test

January 25 and 26

Chapter 28 Pages Phases of French Revolution Supplement. 1. The French Revolution 2. The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen

-Ancien regime -Estates General (3 estates) -King Louis XVI -National Assembly -Tennis Court Oath -Storming of Bastille

3. Phases of French Revolution (supplemental packet)-no notes *French Revolution Video

-Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen -Liberty, Equality, Fraternity -Convention -Marie Antoinette -Maximilien Robespierre -Jacobins -Radical phase of revolution -Cult of Reason -Guillotine -Directory

January 27 Skills Development

January 28 and 29

Chapter 28 Pages Supplemental readings on Beccaria, Locke, Montesquieu, Rousseau, and Wollstonecraft. 1. Enlightenment and Revolutionary Ideas 2. The American Revolution 3. Enlightenment Philosophers (supplemental packet)

-Olympe de Gouges -Declaration of the Rights of Women and the Female Citizen -Popular sovereignty -Enlightenment -Declaration of Independence -Seven Years’ War -American Revolution -Voltaire -Beccaria -Locke -Montesquieu -Rousseau -The Social Contract -Wollstonecraft -Hobbes (in class)

February 1 Chapter 28 Pages Supplemental readings. 1. The Reign of Napoleon 2. The Haitian Revolution 3. Continental System (supplemental)-no notes 4. Napoleon’s Lousy Army (supplemental)-no notes

-Napoleon -Concordat -Civil Code -Grand Army -Napoleon invasion of Russia -Peninsular War (in class) -Haitian Revolution -Gens de colour -Haitian social order -Maroons -Boukman -Toussaint Louverture

February 2 Chapter 28 Pages Chapter 30 1. Wars of Independence in Latin America 2. Latin America: Fragmentation of Political Experimentation 3. Ponciano Arriaga Calls for Land Reform (689) 4. Latin American Wars of Independence (supplemental)-no notes 5. Simon Bolivar: Liberator

-Peninsulares -Creoles -Miguel de Hidalgo -Simon Bolivar -Gran Columbia -Juan Manuel de Rosas -Caudillos -Benito Juarez -La Reforma -Mexican Revolution (1911-1920)

(supplemental)-no notes 6. Proclamation of 1813 (supplemental)-no notes

February 3 Chapter 28 Pages 1. The Emergence of Ideologies: Conservatism and Liberalism 2. Testing the Limits of Revolutionary Ideals: Slavery 3. Testing the Limits of Revolutionary Ideas: Women’s Rights 4. Declaration of the Rights of Women and Female Citizen

-Ideology -Conservatism -Edmund Burke -Liberalism -John Stuart Mill -William Wilberforce -Abolition -Mary Astell -Mary Wollstonecraft -Elizabeth Cady Stanton

February 4 Chapter 28 Pages 1. Nations and Nationalism 2. The Emergence of National Communities 3. The Unification of Italy and Germany 4. Bismarck Unites Germany (supplemental)

-Nation -Nationalism -Young Italy -Zionism -Theodor Herzl -Congress of Vienna -Camillo di Cavour -Guiseppi Garibaldi -Otto von Bismarck -Franco Prussian War -German Unification

February 5 Chapter 29 Pages 1. Foundations of Industrialization 2. The Factory System

-Industrialization -Great Britain beginning -Mechanization/steam power -Putting out system -Adam Smith (Wealth of Nations) -Luddites

February 8 Chapter 29 660-667 (no 664) 1. Industrial Demographics 2. Urbanization and Migration 3. Industry and Society *Industrialization Game

-Positive and negative effects of Industrialization

February 9 to 11

Chapter 29 Pages … and supplemental readings 1. The Socialist Change 2. Marx and Engels on Bourgeoisie and Proletarians 3. Adam Smith: The Invisible Hand (supplemental) VIDEO

-Socialism -Utopian socialism -Marx and Engels (main ideas) -Capitalists (bourgeoisie) -Proletariat -Communism -Communist Manifesto -Dictatorship of Proletariat -Adam Smith -Capitalism

-The Invisible Hand

February 12 * Test

February 15 Chapter 30 Pages 1. The Nature of Decline 2. Reform and Reorganization 3. The Young Turk Era 4. The Proclamation of the Young Turks

-Janissaries (role and fate) -Territory lost -Muhammad Ali -Capitulations -Mahmud II -Tanzimat Era -Young Ottomans -Abdul Hamid -Young Turks

February 16 and 17

Chapter 31 Pages 1. Military Defeat and Social Reform 2. Industrialization 3. Repression and Revolution

-Crimean War -Emancipation of serfs -Tsar Alexander II -Zemstvos -Witte System -Trans Siberian railway -Russification -Tsar Nicholas II -Russo Japanese War -Bloody Sunday -Duma

February 18 Chapter 31 Pages 705-706, 717-724 1. The Opium War and Unequal Treaties 2. Letter of Lin Zexu to Queen Victoria 3. The Taiping Rebellion 4. Reform Frustrated

-Hong Xiuquan -Taiping Rebellion -Cohongs -Opium trade -Lin Zexu -Opium war -Grand Canal -Unequal Treaties -Taiping Reforms -Self Strengthening Movement -Empress Dowager Cixi -Spheres of influence -Boxer Rebellion

February 19 Chapter 31 Pages 1. From Tokugawa to Meiji 2. Meiji Reforms

-Commodore Matthew Perry -Unequal treaties -Meiji Restoration -Meiji Reforms -Ito Hirobumi -Impacts on samurai -Diet

February 22 Chapter 32 Pages 1. Motives of Imperialism

-Cecil Rhodes -Imperialism

2. Tools of Empire 3. Rudyard Kipling’s White Man’s Burden 4. The British Empire in India 5. Imperialism in Central Asia and Southeast Asia 6. The Civilized World (supplemental)-no notes

-Colonialism -Economic motives -Political motives -Cultural justifications -Mission civilisatrice -“White Man’s Burden” -Maxim gun -Suez Canal -East India Company -Sepoy Mutiny -Great Game -French Indochina -“Zones” of civilization

February 23 Chapter 32 Pages 740-751 (no 744) 1. The Scramble for Africa 2. European Imperialism in the Pacific 3. U.S. Imperialism in Latin America and the Pacific 4. Imperial Japan 5. Empire and Economy 6. Labor Migrations

-Scramble for Africa -King Leopold II (Congo) -Boers/Afrikaners -Great Trek -Berlin Conference -Concessionary companies -Direct/indirect rule -James Cook -Maori -Monroe Doctrine -Queen Lili’uokalani -Spanish Cuban American War -Roosevelt Corollary -Sino Japanese War -Russo Japanese War -European migration -Indentured laborers

February 24 and 25

Chapter 32 Pages 1. Empire and Society 2. Nationalism and Anticolonial Movements 3. Weatherford Genghis Khan (supplemental) 4. Smedley Origin of the Idea of Race (supplemental) 5. Ten Things Everyone Should Know About Race (supplemental)

-Maji Maji Rebellion -Scientific racism -Count Gobineau -Darwin and evolution -Social Darwinism -Herbert Spencer -Popular racism -Ram Mahon Roy -Indian National Congress -Compte de Buffon -Friedrich Blumenbach -Francis Crookshanks -Yellow Peril -Samuel Morton

February 26 *Test

* CCOT essay Homework

February 29 Chapter 33 Pages 1. Nationalist Aspirations 2. National Rivalries 3. Understandings and Alliances 4. Guns of August

-Franz Ferdinand -Gavrilo Princip -Black Hand -Self determination -Pan Slavism -Central Powers

-Allies -Schlieffen Plan -Beginning of war

March 1 Chapter 33 Pages 1. Mutual Butchery 2. Total War: The Home Front 3. Conflict in East Asia and the Pacific 4. Battles in Africa and Southwest Asia

-Trench warfare -No man’s land -Machine guns -Poison gas -Tanks/airplanes -Eastern Front -War of attrition -Total War -Home front -Involvement of colonies -Japanese entry into war -Twenty one demands -Women’s status -Gallipoli -ANZAC Day -Mustafa Kemal

March 2 Chapter 33 Pages 777-779 1. Revolution in Russia

-February Revolution -Provisional government -Alexander Kerensky (in class) -Lenin -Bolsheviks -October Revolution -Treaty of Brest Litovsk

March 3 Russian Revolution Video

March 4 Chapter 33 Pages 1. U.S. Intervention and Collapse of the Central Powers

-Woodrow Wilson -Unrestricted submarine warfare -Lusitania -U.S. entrance into the war -Zimmerman telegram (in class)

March 7 Chapter 33 Pages 781-787 (no 785 insert) 1. After the War 2. Challenges to European Preeminence

-Paris Peach Conference -Fourteen Points -Treaty of Versailles -Mustafa Kemal -League of Nations -Collective security -Self determination -Mandate System -End of WWI

March 8 *Test

March 9 In Class Essay

March 10 Chapter 34 Pages 1. The Great Depression 2. Despair and Government Action 3. Economic Experimentation

-Great Depression causes -Impacts of reparations -Great Depression effects -John Maynard Keynes -Franklin Delano Roosevelt -New Deal -Weimar Republic -Germany’s economic problems post WWI

March 11 Chapter 34 Pages 1. Communism in Russia

-Russian civil war -Red Terror/White Terror -War communism -Lenin’s New Economic Policy -Joseph Stalin -Stalin’s view of socialism -Stalin’s 5 year plans -Collectivization of agriculture -Kulaks -Great Purge -Totalitarianism

March 14 Stalin Video

March 15 Chapter 35 Pages 814-816, Chapter 35 Pages 865-868 1. India’s Quest for Home Rule 2. India’s Partitioned Independence (include 869 insert)

-How do foreign ideologies influence independence movements? -Indian National Congress -Muslim League -Mohandas Gandhi -Nonviolent civil disobedience -Government Act of India -Muhammad Ali Jinnah -Partition -Amritsar -Salt March -Gandhi’s experiences in South Africa influencing political philosophy?

March 16 *Gandhi Video

March 17 Chapter 35 Pages 1. China’s Search for Order 2. Imperial and Imperialist Japan

-Sun Yatsen (ideology) -Role of warlords in China -May Fourth Movement -Mao Zedong -Goumindang -Jiang Jieshi -Northern Expedition -Impact of Great Depression -Long March -Maoism -Japanese militarists and internationalists

-Mukden Incident/Manchuria -Japanese withdrawal from League of Nations

March 18 Skills Development

March 21 Chapter 35 Pages , Chapter 37 Pages 1. Africa and the Great War 2. The Colonial Economy 3. African Nationalism 4. Forcing the French Out of North Africa 5. Black African Nationalism and Independence 6. Freedom and Conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa

-Why did Africans fight in WWII? -Economic objectives of colonial powers in Africa? -Impacts of Imperialism on African colonies -Inspired anti-imperial movements in Africa? -Jomo Kenyatta -Marcus Garvey (Black Nationalism) -Pan Africanism -Bob Marley -Year of Africa -France and Algeria -Franz Fanon -Negritude -Kwame Nkrumah -Kikuyu

March 22 Chapter 35 Pages 825-831, 884-887 1. The Impact of the Great War and the Great Depression 2. The Evolution of Economic Imperialism 3. Conflicts with a “Good Neighbor” 4. Politics and Economics in Latin America

-Neocolonialism -Jose Carlos Mariagtegui -Diego Rivera -Good Neighbor Policy -Lazaro Cardenas -Somoza -Sandinistas -Augusto Cesar Sandino -Juan Peron

March 23 *Test

Spring Break Chapter 34 Pages 1. The Fascist Alternative 2. Italian Fascism

-Fascism -Benito Mussolini -Origins of fascism -Blackshirts -Policies of Italian Fascists -Corporatist Order

Spring Break Chapter 34 Pages 1. German National Socialism

-Adolf Hitler -German National Socialism -Weimar Republic -Hitler gains power? -Nazi policies -Racial ideology of Nazis -Nazi eugenics -Anti-Semitism -Nuremberg Laws -Kristallnacht -Pogrom

-Mein Kampf

March 29 and 30

Review and Test

March 31 Chapter 34 Pages 1. Japan’s War in China 2. Italian and German Aggression

-Japanese aggression -League of Nations -Rape of Nanjing (Nanking) -Italian aggression -Treaty of Versailles -German aggression -Anschluss -Sudetenland -Munich Conference -Appeasement -Nazi Soviet pact

April 1 Chapter 36 Pages 1. Blitzkrieg: Germany Conquers Europe 2. The German Invasion of the Soviet Union 3. Battles in Asia and the Pacific 4. Defeat of the Axis Powers

-Panzer -Blitzkrieg -Battle of the Atlantic (U-boats) -Dunkirk -Battle of Britain -Luftwaffe -RAF (Royal Air Force) -Lebensraum -Operation Barbarossa -Stalingrad -Vichy government -Tojo Hideki -Pearl Harbor -Franklin Roosevelt -Winston Churchill -U.S. entry into war -Normandy (D-Day) -Battle of Midway -Island hopping -Kamikaze -Firebombing of Tokyo -Atomic bombs (Hiroshima/Nagasaki)

April 4 Chapter 36 Pages 1. Occupation, Collaboration, and Resistance 2. Women and the War 3. Rape of Nanking (supplemental)

-Puppet government -Vichy government -SS -Occupational policies -Resistance -WAVES -Comfort women -Rape of Nanjing (Nanking)

April 5 Chapter 36 Pages 850-852 and supplemental readings. 1. The Holocaust 2. Other Victims of the Holocaust

-Genocide -Holocaust -Jewish immigration -SS Einsatzgruppen -Final Solution

(supplemental) 3. Frequently Asked Questions About the Holocaust (supplemental)

-Auschwitz -Nazi polices towards Jews (change?) -Victims of the Holocaust -Anti-Semitic legislation

April 6 *Test

April 7 *Compare and Contrast Essay (in class)

April 8 Chapter 36 Pages 1. Origins of the Cold War

-Cold War -United Nations -Truman Doctrine -Marshall Plan -COMECON -NATO -Warsaw Pact -Berlin Wall

April 11 Chapter 36 Pages 1. Globalization of the Cold War 2. Dissent, Intervention, and Rapprochement

-Korean War -SEATO -Arms Race -Cuban Missile Crisis -Bay of Pigs -M.A.D. -De-Stalinization -Peaceful Co-existence -Brezhnev Doctrine -Detente

April 12 Chapter 38 Pages 1. Revolutions in Eastern and Central Europe 2. Collapse of Soviet Union 3. Toward an Uncertain Future

-Mikhail Gorbachev -“Evil Empire” -Solidarity -“Velvet Revolution” -Perestroika -Glasnost -Boris Yeltsin

April 13 Chapter 37 Pages 868-873, 879-884, 877-879 1. Nationalist Struggles in Vietnam 2. Arab National States and the Problem of Palestine 3. Communism and Democracy in Asia 4. Islamic Resurgence in SW Asia and North Africa 5. Colonial Legacies in Sub-Saharan Africa 6. Internal Colonialism in South Africa (green)

-Ho Chi Minh -Viet Minh -NLF (Viet Cong) -Creation of Israel -Gamal Abdel Nasser -Suez Crisis -Cultural Revolution -Tiananmen -Indira Gandhi -PLO -Ayatollah Khomeini -Apartheid -Mobutu Sese Seko

April 14 and 15 Chapter 38 Pages 1. Economic Globalization 2. Economic Growth in Asia 3. Trading Blocs

-IMF -Free trade -GATT -WTO -“Little Tigers”

-European Union -OPEC -ASEAN -NAFTA

April 18 through 21 Special Topics

Chapter 38 Pages 1. Population Pressures and Environmental Degradation 2. Economic Inequalities and Labor Servitude 3. Global Diseases 4. Global Terrorism 5. Coping with Global Problems: International Organizations (no notes) *Read 914-921 (no notes and not on test)

-“Club of Rome” -“Silent Spring” (in class) -Kyoto -Labor servitude -HIV/AIDS -Terrorism -September 11, 2001 -Taliban -“Operation Iraqi Freedom”

April 22 *Test

PREPARE FOR TEST

AP Test Review

Final World History Test (Cumulative)

Cumulative Test Review as Class

May 12 AP World History Test

May 13 through 18 May 19

Vantage Point Video and Review Discussion

May 23 through 27

World History Projects (for credit)