worldhistorynotebook1112

Below are the notebook assignments for the 2011-2012 school year, according to unit:

1. World Map 2. Governing and Enlightement Unit opener 3. Governing Terms 4. Prologue Section 1 5. Prologue Section2 6. Florence: City of Art--doc. on the Renaissance 7. Chapter 1.1A 8. Chapter 1.1B 9. Machiavelli and Erasmus document questions 10. Reformation Video Notes--Luther 11. Chapter 1.3 12. Chapter 1.4 13. Notes on the Scientific Revolution 14. Chapter 6.1 15. Biological Briefing on.... (Notes on your Enlightenment Figure) 16. Chapter 6.2A 17. Chapter 6.2B 18. Enlightenment Salon Sheet (notes on each philosophe) 18. Enlightenment Salon Reflection: Which philosophe do you agree with most? Why? 19. British Influences on our ideas of democracy 20. Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights and the US Bill of Rights comparision
 * Unit I**: **Ideas of Government: Greece and Rome, Renaissance, Reformation, and the Enlightenment**

20.American Revolution Lecture 21. Chapter 6.4 22. Declaration of Independence Analysis 23. Enlightenment and the Constitution 24. 1780s France notes and simulation reflection 25. Chapter 7.1A 26. Storming of the Bastille notes 27. Chapter 7.1B 28. French Revolution lecture notes Part I 29. Chapter 7.2A 30. Europe Map 31. Chapter 7.2B 32. Analyzing the Declaration of the Rights of Man 33. Chapter 7.3 34. French Revolution Lecture notes part II 35. chapter 7.4 36. Napoleon's Invasion of Russia 37. Europe Map 38. Chapter 7.5 39. Ranking of Events of the French Revolution 39. Industrial Revolution Opener (agree/disagree) 40. Chapter 9.1A 41. Chapter 9.1B 42. Industrial Revolution Lecture Notes 43. Notes on two video clips on the Industrial Revolution 44. Chapter 9.2A 45. Effects of the Industrial Revolution (positive and negative effects) 46. Rocks, Papers, Scissors and the Communist Theory of Karl Marx 47. Chapter 9.3 48. Chapter 9.4A 49. My Economics--questions for yourself. 50. Chapter 9.4B 51. Art and the Industrial Revolution 52. Chapter 8.4 53. 19th Century Russian Society--notes from the guest lecturers. 54. Chapter 14.1A 55. Physical map of Russia 56. Chapter 14.1B 57. Russian Rev. Video--Lenin and the Great October Revolution 58. Lecture on the Russian Revolution 59.. From Lenin to Stalin 60. Chapter 14. 2A 61. Evidence of Life in the Soviet Union under Stalin (Propaganda and secret information) 62. Chapter 14.2B 63. Propaganda of the Soviet Union Analysis 64. The Soviet Union: An Introduction 65. Man of Steel--notes on the video
 * Unit II: Revolutions**
 * French Revolution**
 * Industrial Revolution**
 * Russian Revolution**

66. Imperialism Opener 67. Chapter 11.1 68. Gentlemen of the Jungle Questions 69. Chapter 11.2 70. Africa Map 71. Belgian Congo Questions (notes before the debate) 72. Congo Debate notes 73. Congo Debate Summary 74. Chapter 11. 3
 * Unit III: Imperialism**

75. WWI opener and HW reflection 76. Nationalism as a Divider (Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire) 77. Chapter 8.3A 78. Nationalism as a Unifier (Germany and Italy) 79. Chapter 8.3B 80. Language Fuels Nationalism (handout) 81. MAIN Causes of WWI 82. The Shot that Started the Great War--documentary notes 83. Chapter 13.1 84. Info on my War Game Country (World War I Game Day 1) 85. War Game Day 2 85. War Game Day 3--Reflection 86. Chapter 13.2A 87. Chapter 13.2B 88. WWI Maps (After the Great War: Changes in the Face of Europe) 89. World War One: The Events (lecture) 89. Chapter 13.3A 90. Chapter 13.3B 91. WWI Poetry (in class activity) 92. WWI Poem reflection (homework) 93. 13.4A ad 13.4B 94. Treaty of Versailles Activity (questions before the conference) 95. Treaty of Versailles notes
 * Unit IV: WWI**

96. Art Between the Wars (Dadaism and Surrealism) 97. Chapter 15.1 98. From Hyper-Inflation to Economic Depression 99. Chapter 15.2 100. Fascism and Nazism--notes on documents 101. Notes on the Rise of Hitler and Mussolini 102. Chapter 15.3 103. Chapter 15.4 A and B 104. Conscience and the Patriot 105. "First they came..." response 106. Allies' Response to Hitler's Aggression (grade chart) 107. A kid, Ikea and Hitler--comparison response 108. Helen Farkas presentation response/summary 109. Chapter 16.1 110. WWII in Europe Event Metaphor/Illustration 111. Chapter 16.4A Battles Chart 112. Chapter 16.2A and B 113. Japanese Expansion in Asia debate reflection 114. Nanjing Massacre 115.Chapter 16.2B 116. Chapter 16.4 117. WW2 Events in Asia Chart 118. Decision to Drop the Bomb 119. Atomic Bomb Reaction (reflection based on the class notes) 120. Holocaust Events 121. Holocaust Time line 122. Chapter 16.3 123. Who is to Blame for the Holocaust? 124. Chapter 6.5 125. Stages of Genocide and the Holocaust 126. Notes on the End of WWII 127. Nuremberg Trials questions
 * Unit V: WWI**I

128. Cold War terms and Cold War terms spectrum 129. Chapter 17.1A 130. Origins of the Cold War: Meeting on the Elbe (notes on the reading before our group meetings on preventing the Cold War) 131. Chapter 17.1B 132. Brave New World Notes: Cold War documentary 133. Cold War propaganda analysis and questions 134. Kibbles and Bits; notes and reflection 135. Chapter 17.5 136. Secret Government Questions: Documentary 137. Chapter 17.4 138. Notes on the Korean War 139. Chapter 17.3 notes 140 The Collapse of the Soviet Economy Reflection 141. End of the Cold War: Collapse of the Soviet Union (notes on Gorbachev's reforms) 142. Chapter 19.3A 143. Eastern European Independence Movements (Satellite States handout--End of the Cold War) 144. Chapter 19.3B 145. China: Now and Then notes 146. Early 20th Peasant Life in China 147. Chapter 14.3 148. Chapter 17.2 149. Whom will you support? 150. China Under Mao documentary 151. Cultural Revolution 152. Chapter 19 section 5
 * Unit VI: Cold War (last notebook check below)**