World History II Pacing &Lessons Outline
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1 Week SOL Objectives Class Procedures/Topics Assignments/Assessment TLW understand class - Daily Starter (PPT on screen, find their seats) Parents & students sign rules and expectations. - Info cards class expectations letter - Get to know you sheets - Go over class rules & procedures - Sign up for Remind (text messaging) - expectations 1 WHII.1 Geography & Historical Skills 2 WHII.15 & WHII.2c World Religions 3 WHII.2 World in 1500 AD/CE (Empires, Trade, Renaissance) TLW identify and locate the continents and oceans as well as major physical features on a world map. TLW analyze and interpret primary and secondary sources to further develop historical skills. TLW describe the major beliefs of the five major religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism & Buddhism) TLW identify the major empires of the world in 1500 AD/CE. TLW review key terms and people of the Renaissance. - Pre-assessment quiz - Geography Discussion - World - Tiered Activity - Current Event reminder - Primary/Secondary Source activity - Political Cartoon analysis - Timeline - Discussion/Review on Judaism, Christianity & Islam - Religions Vocabulary - Tri-venn diagram of Abrahamic faiths - Hinduism & Buddhism lecture/discussion - Hinduism & Buddhism worksheet - Vocabulary Application Sheet - of the world religions today - Complete review sheet - Pic Collage Activity - World in 1500s AD/CE Notes - World in 1500s - Renaissance discussion - Renaissance terms sheet Label s Latitude/Longitude Assessment Political Cartoon Analysis Personal Timeline Tri-venn diagram of Abrahamic faiths Monotheism Chart Religions Vocabulary Hinduism & Buddhism Application Pic Collage of assigned religion Religions World in 1500 AD/CE Renaissance tiered activity
2 4 6 WHII.3 Reformation 7 8 WHII.5 Global Empires TLW be able to give the causes for the start of the Protestant Reformation. TLW examine the Catholic church s response to the Reformation. TLW locate China, Japan, Ottoman Empire & Mughal Empire. TLW describe the accomplishment of Ming China, imperial Japan, the Ottoman Empire & Mughal Empire. - Daily Starters - Protestant Reformation PowerPoint - Luther primary sources group work - Calvin, Henry VIII Discussion - Reformation Reformers Sheet - Catholic Counter-Reformation Notes - Reformation SOL review sheet - China & Japan Notes & - Istanbul, not Constantinople Lesson - Gunpowder Empires - Comparison of Gunpowder Empires Chart on Reformation & Renaissance Vocabulary s (2) Comparison Chart T-chart of China & Japan (group) 9 10 WHII.4 Age of Discovery TLW identify the causes of the European exploration. TLW be able to give specific examples of the impact Europeans had on the Americas. TLW be able to describe the Columbian Exchange. - Collect Vocabulary - God, Glory, Gold Notes - Exploration - Explorer Project - RACED Effects of Europeans on America - Columbian Exchange & Triangular Trade - Notes Effects of European Exploration - Atlantic Slave Trade Discussion Explorer Project Explorer Explorer Vocabulary Who Am I review activity
3 11-15 WHII.6 Scientific Revolution; Enlightenment, English Civil War, Absolutism & French Revolution 16 WHII.7 Latin America TLW explain what led to the Scientific Revolution and identify major thinkers of the Scientific Revolution TLW compare and contrast absolute monarchs and identify the qualities of an absolute monarch. TLW recognize the ideas of major Enlightenment thinkers and their impact. TLW list the causes of the French Revolution. TLW explain the effects of the French Revolution. TLW list the achievements of Napoléon Bonaparte. TLW identify Enlightenment writers, artists and musicians. TLW discuss how the Congress of Vienna sought to return Europe to pre-napoleon. TLW identify the influence of the American & French Revolutions on Latin America. TLW identify the roles of Simon Bolívar, - Scientific Revolution notes & exit ticket - Absolute Monarchs notes & Double-Bubble - English Civil War Notes - English Monarchy Flow - Enlightenment Notes & Assessment - French Revolution Notes - French Revolution Primary Source Pictures Analysis - Enlightenment art identification sheet - Student guided notes - BrainPop Simon Bolívar - & Worksheet Written assessment on best monarch Flow Enlightenment worksheet American Revolution worksheet Primary Source Assessment
4 17 WHII.8 European Unification 18 WHII.1 8 EXAMS Touissant L Ouverture and Hidalgo in the independence movements of Latin America. TLW identify the leaders of German & Italian unification. TLW be tested on knowledge of first semester material. - Who Said it? for Germany & Italy - Vocabulary - Exam Review - Exam Exam Common Assessment WHII.9 Industrial Revolution & Imperialism WHII.10 World War I WHII.14a - Gandhi TLW discuss what led to the Industrial Revolution. TLW will compare capitalism and socialism. TLW be able to explain the impact of unions and reformers on the Industrial Revolution. TLW discuss the causes and effects of European imperialism on Africa & Asia. TLW explain trench warfare. TLW identify new weapons of WWI. TLW list the causes of WWI. - Vocabulary - IR Exit Ticket - IR Pictionary - IR Crash Course & BrainPop Videos - Primary Source readings on factory life - Lecture and Notes - Capitalism & Socialism Crash Course Video - Imperialism - Imperialism Crash Course Video - Crash Course Video - Lecture & Notes w/ videos - Before & after - Trench Warfare Letter - Treaty of Versailles Skit
5 24 WHII.11 Interwar Period WHII.12 World War II WHII.13 Cold War TLW identify and give example of the resistance that Gandhi used to lead India to independence. TLW be able to explain how the American Depression became a global depression. TLW be able to give reasons why dictators like Hitler rose to power after World War I. TLW identify why the policy of appeasement failed. TLW identify the turning points of World War II. TLW outline Hitler s plans for the Final Solution. TLW discuss solutions for the end of WW2 and the use of the atomic bomb. TLW explain the causes of the Cold War. TLW identify the key events of the Cold War. - Gandhi & Atatürk Notes - Gandhi Movie w/ questions - Depression Flow - Lecture & Notes - Dictator Review Tri-Venn Diagram - Crash Course Video - Lecture & Notes - D-Day Memorial Field Trip - Vocabulary - & Battles/Peoples Sheet - Examine primary source Nazi propaganda - Watch PowerPoint on the Holocaust - Move on to the atomic bomb, look at the two sides, and evaluate the decision - Genocides Worksheet after Genocides Jigsawing - Lecture & Intro Notes - Personalized Learning Task Sheets covering main ideas including maps, videos and worksheets - Cold War Sort It Out Task Sheet
6 After SOLs WHII.14b,c Independence Movements WHII.16 Contemporary World TLW identify key figures in the contemporary world and in independence movements. TLW distinguish between developed and developing nations. TLW discuss the impact of global terrorism. TLW examine technological changes of the modern world. - People Matching - Jeopardy Review - Lecture & Notes - Crash Course Globalization Video - Thinking s SOL REVIEW - Daily Starters that are former SOL test questions (PPT on screen) - SOL Review Sheets - Sort It Out for WWI, WW2, Cold War, Contemporary World - Cooperative learning review posters - Who Am I worksheet and game Geography TLW identify the major map projections. TLW discuss the importance of the study of geography. TLW be able to describe the cultural and physical geography of Australia. - Daily Geography Starters - Geography Name that Tune - 5 Themes of Geography Collage - Projections Review - Australia Geography Group Activity Daily SOL released questions s Collage
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