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1 September Your World and the Industrial Revolution Please read: This calendar is will help you know what topic and what EQ Unit Essential Questions 2 3 (essential question) we are studying each day. If a day has a section from the -. What are the conditions necessary for Industrialization and why text book on it, you are to have read that section of the textbook BEFORE was Britain the first to industrialize? comign to class. For example, 9/20 has Chapter - listed on it. You are to -2 Why was the textile industry the first to mechanize? have read that section before you come to class on 9/ How did the Industrial Revolutions change life and work? -: Compare and contrast Communism, Socialism and Capitalism 5 Labor Day Spoonful-by-spoonful and why we study history. Syllabus overview and why we study. 9 Your World: Overview of today s geopolitical situation 2 Your World Day Totalitarianism: ISIS 3 Your World Day 2 Impact of war and conflict: Migration Your World Day 3 Nationalism - Brexit and the EU 5 Your World Day Global Economy China s Footprint Your World Day 5 Industrial Revolution: Climate Change 9 Unit : Industrial Revolution 20 Conditions necessary for industrialization EQ - Chpt - 2 Britain is the first to industrialize EQ - Chpt The growth of the textile industry EQ -2 Chpt The industrial revolution changes work EQ -3 Chpt The industrial revolution changes life. Engles The Conditions of the Working Class EQ -3 / Chpt The industrial revolution changes values EQ -3 / Chpt 9-3 The industrial revolution changes art EQ -3 / Chpt 9-29 Capitalism Chpt 9- Chpt - (part ) EQ - 30 Socialism and Communism Chpt - (part 2) EQ - 20

2 October Africa and Imperialism 2 3 Comparing Communism, Socialism and Capitalism EQ - Marx's Communist Manifesto Crises on Global Warming and Homelessness 5 Global Conference I Global Warming and Homelessness Session Global Conference I Global Warming and Homelessness Session II Unit : Industrial Revolution Exam and unit 9 Unit 2: Africa and Imperialism (3-) 2 Imperialism vs. Colonization Motivations for Imperialism Day EQ 2- Chpt 2-3 Motivations for Imperialism Day 2 EQ 2- Partitioning of Africa Chpt 2-2 Berlin Conference and Kipling's - White Man's Burden 5 Nationalism in Africa Chpt 5-2 (/2 Day) What are the challenges to independence? Chpt (PSAT) Challenges day 2 20 South Africa Chpt 20-2 Rwanda Chpt Sudan Chpt African issues today Chpt AIDS Epidemic 2 Global Conference II: AIDS Epidemic Session Unit 2: Africa and Imperialism Exam and unit Unit 3a: Growth of Western Democracies 20 Key vocab, EQ overview, and timeline Unit 2 Essential Questions 2- What were the motives for European Imperialism in Africa? What are the effects of Imperialism on the continent of Africa?

3 November Growth of Democracies and Nationalism Political History of 2 Congress of Vienna 3 Ideologies of the Benefits of 5 the World in mins Chpt - 00s Democracy? EQ 3- EQ 3-2 Chpt - EQ 3-3 EQ 3-2 Revolutions of 30 and Chpt -2 EQ 3-9 England s Road to Democracy Chpt - EQ 3- Women s Suffrage Movement in England Chpt -2 EQ The Dreyfus Affair EQ 3-5 Spreading Democracy Term Ends Global Conference III: Spreading Democracy Session Global Conference III: Spreading Democracy Session 2 Unit 3: Growth of Western Democracy Exam and unit Term - Essential Question and Power Standard Work 22 Term - Essential Question and Power Standard Work 23 (/2 Day) Term - Essential Question and Power Standard Work 2 Thanksgiving Unit : World War I 29 Nationalism unites Germany and Italy Chpt - & -3 EQ - 30 Nationalism divides Austria and the Ottoman Empire Chpt. - EQ - Unit 3 Essential Questions 3- How do various groups struggle to attain rights? (Women, Jews, social classes) 3-2 Compare and contrast 9th century liberals, conservatives and socialists. 3-3 What are the benefits of a Democratic state? 3- How does the Dreyfus affair exemplify European anti-semitism and lead to the growth of Zionism. 20

4 December World War I 3 Unit Essential Questions - How is Nationalism both a unifying and dividing force? -2 What are the four main causes of WWI? -3 How does the technology introduced in WWI change warfare? Militarism, Alliances, and Imperial conflict Chpt. - EQ -2 2 Assassination and the start of WWI Chpt. - EQ -2 5 Industrialization changes warfare day Chpt -2 Industrialization changes warfare day 2 Chpt -2 Letters from the Trenches Chpt -2 Winning the War: Total War Chpt -3 9 World War I Propaganda Chpt -3 2 US Enters the War and the end of WWI Chpt -3 3 ( ½ Day) Unit : World War I Exam and unit 5 Global Migration Conference : Global Migration Session Rogue One! 9 Conference : Global Migration Session

5 January Interwar Europe / Midyear / Russia 2 3 Unit 5: Interwar Treaty of Versailles EQ 5- Chpt - 5 Roaring Twenties and the Age of Anxiety EQ 5-2 Chapt - Great Depression EQ 5-2 Chapt -2 9 Mussolini takes power EQ 5-3 Chapt -3 Hitler Comes to Power I EQ 5-3 Chapt -5 Hitler Comes to Power II EQ 5-3 Chapt -5 2 Unit 5 Exam: Interwar and unit 3 5 Midyear Exams 9 Midyear Exams 20 Midyear Exams Term 2 Ends Midyear Exams 2 (/2 Day) Exam 25 Unit : Russia 2 Russian Revolts before 9 EQ - Chapt -5 2 Russia, Rasputin and the March Revolution EQ - Chapt -5 Part Lenin and the Russian Revolution of 9 EQ - Chapt -5 Part 2 3 Russian Civil War and the Death of the Tsar EQ -2 Chapt -5 Part 2 Unit 5 Essential Questions 5- How does the TOV affect interwar Europe? 5-2 What are the triggers of the Great Depression? 5-3 How were Fascists able to come to power and how is Fascism different under Mussolini and Hitler? Unit Essential Questions: - What caused the Bolshevik Revolution? -2 How was Soviet Communism different from Marxism? -3 How did Stalin utilize totalitarianism to rule the USSR? 20

6 February Russia 5 Gulags and the Great Purge EQ -3 Chart creation: Soviet Communism vs. Marxism Soviet Union Under Stalin s Totalitarianism Chapt - EQ -3 Unit : Russia Exam and unit 2 Soviet Union Under Stalin s Collectivation Chapt - EQ -3 9 Starting Nuclear Programs 3 Soviet Propaganda EQ -3 Your World Game Conference : Starting Nuclear Programs Session 2 Daylight savings time 3 Your World Game Conference : Starting Nuclear Programs Session 2 (Half Day) 5 DBQ Work DBQ Work DBQ Work Unit : World War II Causes Chpt - EQ - Unit Essential Questions: - What caused the Bolshevik Revolution? -2 How was Soviet Communism different from Marxism? -3 How did Stalin utilize totalitarianism to rule the USSR? 20

7 March WWII Unit Essential Questions: - What are the causes of World War II? -2 How did the Nazis dehumanize the Jews in order to commit genocide? -3 What factors led to the defeat of the Axis powers? Causes of WWII discussion and concept map creation EQ - 2 Early days of World War II 3 Holocaust Day EQ -2 5 Holocaust Day 2 EQ -2 Holocaust Day 3 EQ -2 Holocaust Day EQ -2 9 Research Day The Allies Strike Back Chpt -3 EQ The Atomic Bomb Chpt - EQ -3 5 United Nations Chpt -5 EQ -3 Research Day Research Day 9 20 Holocaust Research Symposium Day : How was this possible? 2 (MCAS) Holocaust Research Symposium Day 2: Dehumanization Techniques 22 (MCAS) Holocaust Research Symposium Day 3 Turning Numbers into Faces 23 (MCAS) 2 Unit : World War II Exam and unit Ethnic Genocide Crisis Your World Game Conference : Ethnic Genocide Crisis Session Capstone Fair STEM 29 Unit : Cold War Capstone Fair Humanities 30 Discuss Chapter -5 EQ - 3 Berlin Wall and work on EQ - 20

8 April Cold War and India Unit Essential Questions: - What were the political and global consequences of WWII? -2 Describe the economic, militaristic and technological competition between the US and the USSR. -3 What events led to the end of the Cold War? 2 3 Discuss Chapter - EQ -2 Technological Competition: Arms Race, Cuban Missile Crisis and the Space Race End of Term 3 9 Work on EQ EQ -3 ( ½ day) Discuss -3 Militaristic Competition: Korean War EQ -2 Unit : Cold War Exam and unit 5 Militaristic Competition: Vietnam War EQ -2 Chpt - 2 Nuclear Proliferation Crisis Economic competition EQ -2 3 Conference Nuclear Proliferation Session Fall of the Soviet Union Discuss -5 EQ -3 Conference Nuclear Proliferation Session Unit 9: India and Decolonization Overview 25 Caste System, Imperialism and Decolonization 2 EQ 9- British East India Company and the Sepoy Rebellion Discuss 2-2 EQ 9- Gandhi and Nonviolence Discuss 5-3 EQ 9-2 Salt March Continue discussion of

9 May India and the Middle East Unit 9 Essential Questions: Unit Essential Questions: 9- How did Gandhi resist British Imperialism in India? 9-2 What are the lasting effects of Imperialism on India? 9-3 What contributed to India becoming a 2st century superpower? EQ 9-2 Partition of India Discuss 9-2 ( ½ Day) India and Pakistan 3 EQ 9-3 Globalization Day Discuss How does the State of Israel come to be? -2 How is Israel perceived in the Muslim world? -3 What is the current state of the conflicts in the Middle East? Outsourcing 5 Your World Game Conference : Outsourcing Session Your World Game Conference : Outsourcing Session 2 9 Unit 9 India Exam and unit Unit : Middle East Imperialism s Heritage Ch5-2( ) EQ - 2 Israel becomes a state Chp 9- (0-5) EQ - and Arab-Israeli conflicts EQ - and -2 (MCAS) Iran and Iraq Chpt 20-3 EQ -3 (MCAS) 9/ EQ -3 9 Iraq War EQ Syrian Civil War EQ Rise of Isis EQ Unit : Middle East Exam and unit 2 Unit China

10 June Unit Essential Questions: - What are the lasting effects of Imperialism on China? -2 What impact did Mao have on future generations in China? -3 What contributed to China becoming a 2 st century superpower? 5 STEM MCAS STEM MCAS Unit China Exam Your World Your World 9 Your World 2 3 Final Exams 5 Final Exams Final Exams 9 Final Exams

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