worldhistorynotebook1213

Below are the notebook assignments for the 2012-2013 school year, according to unit:

1. World Map 2. Governing and Enlightement Unit opener 3. Governing Terms (handout from class--definitions and spectrum) 4. Ancient Influences on our Ideas of Democracy (Athens and Rome) 5. Renaissance Notes 6. Chapter 1.1A 7. Florence: Birthplace of the Renaissance documentary questions 8. Chapter 1.1B 9. Machiavelli and Erasmus Comparision 10. Reformation Documentary notes (Luther, Calvin, etc) 11. Chapter 1.3 12. Chapter 1.4 13. Chapter 6.1 14. Information on MY Thinker/Philosophe__ (Answers to the 5 questions) 15. Scientific Revolution Lecture 16. Chapter 16.2A 17. Chapter 16.2B 18. English Bill of Rights, the Magna Carta and the US Bill of Rights comparison 19 16.3
 * Unit I**: **Ideas of Government: Greece and Rome, Renaissance, Reformation, and the Enlightenment**

20. Lecture on the American Revolution 21. Chapter 6.4 22. Analysis of the Declaration of Independence 23. Enlightenment and the Constitution (p.g 209 summary) 24.notes on 1780s France 25. 1780s France simulation reflection 26. Chapter 7.1 27.French Revolution Lecture part I 28. Chapter 7.2A 29. Chapter 7.2B 30. Analyzing the Declaration of the Rights of Man 31.French Revolution lecture part 2 32. Chapter 7.3 33. Chapter 7.4 35. Napoleon's Invasion of Russia--documentary video notes 36. Chapter 7.5 37. Napoleon's domestic and foreign policies (organizational chart with illustrations) 38. Ranking Chart of Events of the French Revolution with Visual (Old Regime to Louis XVIII)
 * Unit II: Part I: American and French Revolutions**

Third Notebook Check starts at number 43

389 Industrial Revolution opener 40. Chapter 9.1A and 9.1B 41. Industrial Revolution lecture notes 42. Map of Europe 43. Chapter 9.2A and 9.2B 44. Positive and Negative effects of the Industrial Revolution--notes taken from documents in class 45.Chapter 9.3 46. Communist Theory of Karl Marx 47, Chapter 9.4 48. Analysis of the Communist Manifesto 49. Art and the Industrial Revolution (Three types of Art) 50. Chapter 8 section 4
 * Unit II: Part II: The Industrial Revolution**


 * Unit II: Part III The Russian Revolution**

51. Physiographic Map of the Russian Empire--map and answers to questions 52. Late 19th century Russian Society Notes 53. Chapter 14.1 54.. Lecture Notes on the Russian Revolution 55. Chapter 14. 2A and Chapter 14.2B 56. Introduction to the Soviet Union (brief notes) 57. Notes on Soviet Life under Stalin (from the propaganda and secret information study we did in class) 58. Man of Steel--Documentary notes

59. Africa Map 60. Imperialism Opener Questions 61. Chapter 11 section 1 62. Notes on the Motives of Imperialism 63. Documents on the Motives of Imperialism
 * Unit III: Imperialism**

64. WWI opener and HW response questions 65. Nationalism/Ethnicity Self-discovery 66. Nationalism as a Divider--sheet with notes on the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Ottoman Empire 67. Chapter 18.3A 68. Nationalism as a Unifier--sheet with notes on the German and Italian unification 69. Map of Germany and Italy before unification. 70. Chapter 18.3B 71. Lecture notes on the MAIN causes of WWI 72. Chapter 13 section 1 73. Shot that Started the Great War--video questions 74. Day I WWI game simulation 75. Chapter 13 section 2A 76, War Game Reflection Day 3. 77. Chapter 13 section 2B 78. Chapter 13 section 3 79. WWI poems and Reflection 80. WWI map assignment 81. Chapter 13 section 4A 82. Treat of Versailles Notes 83. Chapter 14 section 4B
 * Unit IV: World War I**


 * Unit V: World War II**

84. Art Between the Wars (Dadaism and Surrealism) 85. From Hyper-Inflation to Economic Depression 86. Chapter 15.2 87. Life of a Tyrant: Notes on Hitler (Class lecture Notes on the Rise of Hitler and Mussolini) 88. Chapter 15.3 89. Conscience and the Patriot (Study Guide: Optional Reading 3) 90. "First they came..." response 91. Allies' Response to Hitler's Aggression (grade chart) 92. Chapter 15.4A 93. Chapter 16.1 94. Chapter 16.4A Battles Chart 95. Chapter 16.2A and B 96. Japanese Expansion in Asia debate reflection 97. Nanjing Massacre 98.Chapter 16.2B 99. WW2 Events in Asia Chart 100. Decision to Drop the Bomb 101. Atomic Bomb Reaction (reflection based on the class notes) 102. Holocaust Events Notes 103. Chapter 16.5 104. Stages of Genocide and the Holocaust 105. Notes on the End of WWII 106. Nuremberg Trials questions

107. "Introduction: Meeting on the Elbe" 108. Cold War terms and Cold War terms spectrum 109. Chapter 17.1A 110. Chapter 17.1B 111. Brave New World Notes: Cold War documentary 112. Cold War propaganda analysis and questions (Red Shoe short story) 113. Kibbles and Bits; notes and reflection 114. Chapter 17.5 115. Secret Government Questions: Documentary on the Cold War around the world 116. Chapter 17.4 117. Notes on the Korean War 118. Chapter 17.3 notes 119. The Collapse of the Soviet Economy Reflection 120. End of the Cold War: Collapse of the Soviet Union (notes on Gorbachev's reforms) 121. Chapter 19.3A 122. Eastern European Independence Movements (Satellite States notes--End of the Cold War)
 * Unit VI: The Cold War**

123. China: Now and Then notes 124. Early 20th Peasant Life in China--note and comparison between peasants in Russia, France and China before their respective revolutions. 125. Whom will you support? 126. Asia Map 127. Chapter 14.3 128 China Under Mao documentary--the Great Leap 129. Chapter 17.2 (optional) 130. Cultural Revolution--notes and reflections 131. Chapter 19 section 5 (optional)
 * Unit VII: Modern China**