Modern World History (Period 5) Assignments
- Instructor
- Mr. Andres Mendoza
- Term
- Fall 2013 & Spring 2014
- Department
- Social Studies
- Description
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Course Overview:
This course is designed in line with the California Department of Education Standards for Literacy in History/Social Studies for grade ten. The class will examine history from the period of The Renaissance and Reformation through the twentieth century focusing on; historical, geographic, political, economic, and cultural contexts. The analysis of current international events will also be included in the course of study and to encourage students to be global citizens. The text used for the course is designed to help guide students to see the interactions between peoples within a hemisphere and across the globe. Students will develop an array of skills which are imperative in studying history including: researching, identifying patterns, reading maps, interpreting graphic representation of data and creating compositions to express their ideas and findings.
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| Student Name | Topic | ||
| 1. Alvarez, Allen | 1. Alves, Jarod | 1. Adisa, Seore David | Modernization of Turkey (Kemal akaAtaturk) |
| 2. Arias, Anjelica | 2. Araiza, Jesus | 2. Aguilera, Angel | Indian Independence Movement (Jinnah/Ghandi) |
| 3. David, Jason | 3. Castagnola, Anthony | 3. Alconcel, Nathaniel | Mexican Revolution of 1910 (Diaz/ Madero |
| 4. Deleon, Otto | 4. Cetz, Diana | 4. Atenza, Bethany | Cuban Revolution (Batista/ Castro) |
| 5. DiMassa, Alyssa | 5. Domicoli, Joseph | 5. Cao, Zechao Charles | Bolshevik Revolution( Lenin) |
| 6. Garcia, Steven | 6. Donato, Anthony | 6. Castania, Niccolo | Communist Revolution in China (Mao Zedong) |
| 7. Grondin, Joseph 8 | 7. Fellows, Samantha | 7. Catalan, Jimmy | Modernization of Turkey (Kemal akaAtaturk) |
| 8. Hernandez, Jesus | 8. Ganzon, Charlene | 8. Collett, Matthew 8 | Indian Independence Movement (Jinnah/Ghandi) |
| 9. Kim, Boseok (Jacob) | 9. Gonzalez, Itzel | 9. Cornell, Amanda | Mexican Revolution of 1910 (Diaz/ Madero |
| 10. Lara, Jose | 10. Gonzalez, Raul | 10. DiLeva, Nickolas | Cuban Revolution (Batista/ Castro) |
| 11. Li, Linping/Lincoln | 11. Guzman-Ponce, Karla | 11. Espinoza, Adriana | Bolshevik Revolution( Lenin) |
| 12. Lopez, Kevin | 12. He, Yi Chen (Brian) | 12. Garcia, Anthony | Communist Revolution in China (Mao Zedong) |
| 13. Martinez, Leonid | 13. Kim, Euibin Chris | 13. Gaspar, Fatima | Modernization of Turkey (Kemal akaAtaturk) |
| 14. Muratalla, Marissa | 14. Lee, Juhee (John) | 14. Hernandez, Alejandro | Indian Independence Movement (Jinnah/Ghandi) |
| 15. Rios, Giovanna | 15. Lyu, Jiawei (Gavin) | 15. Lauro, Vincent Joseph | Mexican Revolution of 1910 (Diaz/ Madero |
| 16. Rodriguez, Justin | 16. Marquez, Jacklyn | 16. Lim, Jonghyun (Mike) | Cuban Revolution (Batista/ Castro) |
| 17. Shen, Dawang | 17. Muns, James | 17. Lin, Jinyang Jaylen | Bolshevik Revolution( Lenin) |
| 18. Smith, Jason | 18. Navarro, Jonathan | 18. Molina, Crystal | Communist Revolution in China (Mao Zedong) |
| 19. Valdez III, Kenneth | 19. Patrimonio, Andrea | 19. Rangel, Aileen | Modernization of Turkey (Kemal akaAtaturk) |
| 20. Xie, Qianqian (Daisy) | 20. Renfroe, Nicholas | 20. Rubio, Yesenia | Indian Independence Movement (Jinnah/Ghandi) |
| 21. Xu, Jia hao (Tom) | 21. Rodriguez, Sarah | 21. Sadler, Ryan | Mexican Revolution of 1910 (Diaz/ Madero |
| 22. Yang, Hange (Gavin) | 22. Saddler, Aaron | 22. Sullivan, Johnny | Cuban Revolution (Batista/ Castro) |
| 23. Yang, Xi (Vicky) | 23. Tayag, Sydney | 23. Wang, Jihui (Jerry) | Bolshevik Revolution( Lenin) |
| 24. Zhang, Chi (Phyellor) | 24. Vanderpoorten, Kerianne | Communist Revolution in China (Mao Zedong) | |
| 25. Velez, Rachel | Modernization of Turkey (Kemal akaAtaturk) |
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Relationship wheel: Use the models shown in class today to fill in these two relationship wheels. I gave you the “hub” and the “spokes” in the attachment below.
Or they are
HUB: Crimean War
SPOKES: Britain/France, Russia, Ottoman Empire
HUB: India
SPOKES: British (Raj), Indians (Musselmans/Hindus), and Mughal Empire
This will be the second stamp on your third stamp sheet of the semester.
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Before you begin answering the reading questions, define the following terms.
Imperialism
Berlin Conference
1. What ideas/attitudes made Europeans think it was acceptable to use/claim the lands of others for their own gain?
2. What practical advantages did they have over the native people of Africa? How were these advantages exploited?
3. Why was the Berlin Conference held? What were the outcomes of the meetings?
4. Why was land in Africa sought after by European investors and entrepreneurs?
5. Why were the Dutch and British involved in the Boer War? What was the outcome?
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- capitalism
- socialism
- Marxism including communism stage
- laissez-faire policy
- utilitarianism
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Page 184 Explain (Define) #s 4-6 and 8-10. Complete sentence answers for questions 16-20. Remember your Chapter test is this Friday,.
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Definitions of a monarchy and an absolute ruler
Characterisitcs of an absolute ruler
Spain
Netherlands.
This homework was originally assigned on 10/24.
If you need help figuring out how to fill out the foldable, see the description on the class web page.
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page 141 5-7 and 142 17-18
You will get back your stamp sheet tomorrow. Please make sure you have completed the packet given out last Monday as some stamps will be given out for this assignment.
Remember there is no block period this week, and that next week's block period will include your test for Chapters 3 and 4.
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1. How were Europeans first exposed to commodities from the East (Asia and Africa)?
2. What advantages did the Portuguese have over their Western European contemporaries?
3. How was the conflict between the Spanish and Portuguese over lands resolved?
4. What areas did the Dutch and French lay claim to in the Eastern Hemisphere?
5. How many trade outposts were approved by the emperor of China?
Bonus question... was given in class!
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Also, don't forget to submit Quizlets via email and send your essay to turnitin.com. The links and prompts will show up on Saturday morning at 11am. You will have until Sunday at 11pm to submit the quizlet scores and you will have untill Monday at 6pm to submit your essay.
Great job on the Persian rug design assignment.
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Don't forget to complete the two parts of the Persian Carpet assignment:
I. Coloring- Due Mon
II. Design- Due Block period
Lastly, the brochure/commercial project is due on Sept 20.
Descriptions for both assignments are on the class website.
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Tonight's homework comes from the map on page 63:
answer the two questions on the map and these two as well (you may need to use your book's atlas or another map or atlas to answer)
3.What are the major bodies of water surrounding Western Europe and where can one find the following rivers: Seine, Rhine, Thames?
4. What line of latitude denotes a "border" on the map between Christian and Muslim states.
The map is attached in case you forgot your book at home or have yet to purchase it.
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monarchy:oligarchy, direct democracy, aristocracy, autocrat, constitutional democracy, dictatorship, republic,
Make sure to include an example for each: name(s), country, time.