worldhistorynotebook1011

Below are the notebook assignments for the 2010-2011 school year, according to unit:

1. World Map 2. World problems opener 3. World Problems questions 4. Identifying World Problems (game where we attached problems to picture and location) 5. Darfur video questions 6. World Problems presentations notes (you took these when we presented to each other in class)
 * Unit I: World Problems**

7. Governing Terms 8. Can People Be Trusted to Govern Themselves? 9. Chapter 1 sections 3 and 4 10. Reformation Documentary 11. Chapter 6 section 1 12. Influences on Government (Our ideas of Democracy) 13. Biographical Briefing on.... 14. Chapter 6 section 2 Begin second notebook check materials here 15. Notes on Historical Figures (philosopher info from the gallery walk)
 * Unit II: Reformation, the Enlightenment and ideas of Government**

16. Chapter 6 section 4 17. Page 209--"Enlightenment and the Constitution" 18. Declaration of Independence--questions 19. 1780s France--class notes 20. 1780s France Simulation Reflection 21. Chapter 7.1A 22. Storming of the Bastille--video notes 23. Chapter 7.1B 24. Notes on the French Revolution (handout from class--we went over it for a week) 25. Chapter 7.2A 26. Europe Map 27. Analyzing the Declaration of the Rights of Man--questions 28. Chapter 7.2B 29. Chapter 7.3 30. Chapter 7.4 31. Napoleon's Invasion of Russia--documentary questions 32. Chapter 7.5 33. Ranking events of the French Revolution (autocracy to democracy) 34. Chapter 9.1A 35. Industrial Revolution Opener (agree/disagree) 36. Industrial Revolution Lecture Notes 37 Chapter 9.1B 38. Industrial Revolution Video Questions (steam and textile factories) 39. Chapter 9.2 40. Effects of the Industrial Revolution (positive and negative effects) 41. Rocks, Papers, Scissors and the Communist Theory of Karl Marx 42. Chapter 9.3 43. Chapter 9.4A 44. My Economics--questions for yourself. 45. Chapter 9.4B 46. Art and the Industrial Revolution 47. Chapter 8.4 48. 19th Century Russian Society--notes from the guest lecturers. 49. Chapter 14.1A 50. Physical map of Russia 51. Chapter 14.1B 52. Russian Rev. Video--Lenin and the Great October Revolution 53. Lecture on the Russian Revolution 54. From Lenin to Stalin 55. Chapter 14. 2A 56. Evidence of Life in the Soviet Union under Stalin (Propaganda and secret information) 57. Chapter 14.2B 58. Propaganda of the Soviet Union Analysis 59. The Soviet Union: An Introduction 60. Man of Steel--notes on the video
 * Unit III Revolutions**
 * French Revolution**
 * Industrial Revolution**
 * Russian Revolution**

61. Imperialism Opener 62. Chapter 11.1 63. Gentlemen of the Jungle Questions 64. Chapter 11.2 65. Africa Map 66. Belgian Congo Questions (notes before the debate) 66. Congo Debate notes 67. Congo Debate Summary 68. Imperialism in Asia 69. Chapter 11. 5
 * Unit III: Imperialism**

__**SECOND SEMESTER**__
70. WWI Opener and Homework reflection 71. Nationalism Self-Discovery 72. Chart on Nationalism as Unifier (Germany/Italy) and Divider (Austrial-Hungary and Ottoman Empire) 73. Chapter 8.3 74. MAIN Causes of WWI 75. Chapter 13.1 76. Shot that Started the War (Documuntary on the Assassination of Franz Ferdinand) 77. Info on My War Game Country 78 Chapter 13.2A 79. War Game Update 80. 13.2B 81. War Game Reflection 82. WWI Map 83. Chapter 13.3A 84. Lecture on the Events of WWI notes 85. Chapter 13.3B 86. WWI Poetry and Homework Reflection 87. Chapter 13.4A 88. Chapter 13.4B 89. WWI maps: Before and after the war
 * Unit IV: Nationalism and WWI**

90. Dadaism and Surrealism (notes from class) 91. Chapter 15 section 1 92. From Hyper-Inflation to Economic Depression 93. Chapter 15 section 2 94. Analyzing Fascism and Nazism 95. Life of a Tyrant: Notes on Hitler 96. Conscience and the Patriot 97. Chapter 15 section 3 98. First They Came Response 99. Chapter 15 section 4A 100. Axis Powers Chart 101. Portrait of a Tyrant--documentary on Hitler 102. Evaluation of the Response of the Allies to Hitler’s Aggression in Europe (Grades for the Allies) 103. Chapter 15.4B 104. Theo, Hitler and Ikea 105. Chapter 16 section 1 106. World War II Battles in Europe--notes 107. WWII in Europe Metaphor/Ilustration 108. Japanese Expansion in Asia (notes for the debate) 109. Chapter 16 section 2A 110. Nanjing Massacre 111. Chapter 16 section 2B 112. WWII Battles in Asia 113. Response to/Notes on Helen Farkas 114. Civilians at War: Holocaust Introduction Vignette Response 115. Notes on the Holocaust: Events and Resistance 116. Chapter 16 section 3
 * Unit V: World War II and the Holocaust**

Begin last notebook check! 117. Chapter 16 section 5 118. Nuremberg Trials 119. Cold War terms and Cold War terms spectrum 120. Cold War Reflection: Could the Cold War have been prevented? 121. Chapter 17.1A 122. Origins of the Cold War: Meeting on the Elbe (notes on the reading before our group meetings on preventing the Cold War) 123. Chapter 17.1B 124. Brave New World Notes: Cold War documentary 125. Cold War propaganda analysis and questions 126. Kibbles and Bits; notes and reflection 127. Chapter 17.5 128. Secret Government Questions: Documentary 129. Chapter 17.4 130. Notes on the Korean War 131. Chapter 17.3 notes 132. End of the Cold War: Collapse of the Soviet Union (notes on Gorbachev's reforms) 133. Chapter 19.3A 134. Eastern European Independence Movements (Satellite States handout--End of the Cold War) 135. Chapter 19.3B 136. Evolution of the Soviet Union 137. China: Now and Then notes 138. China Intro extra credit quiz 139. Early 20th Peasant Life in China 140. Chapter 14.3 141. Chapter 17.2 142. Whom will you support? 143. China Under Mao documentary 144. Cultural Revolution
 * Cold War**