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+Agenda Monday, Jan. 27, 2014Editing Journal Mon – Thur (3 only)
Review RUBRIC for ABC Book due WED
9.3 Summary BACK of pg. 9 and Cornell notes pg. 10
BRING TEXTBOOKS TOMORROW
HW – Natives ABC Picture Book –due WEDNESDAY
HW - Chap 9.3 and 9.4 Section QUIZZES
BOTH DUE FRIDAY
+Editing Journal, Mon, Jan 27Write on a separate paper and turn in Thursday
1. wolfgang amadeus mozart was born on january 27 1756
2. lewis carroll charles dodgson author of alice in wonderland was born on this date in 1832
1. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on January 27, 1756.
2. Lewis Carroll Charles Dodgson, author of Alice In Wonderland, was born on this date in 1832.
+Agenda Monday, Jan. 27, 2014
HW PERIOD 1 and 2 - CNN Student News Questions 1 – 4 for Jan 27, 2014 also DUE FRIDAY
1.
Answer questions on edmodo or on a separate piece of paper.
+9.3 Summary and Cornell Notes
BACK of pg. 9 Front and Back of pg. 10
Cornell Notes
1 – 8 on FRONT
and BACK of pg. 10
+9.3 Cornell Notes pg. 10 (Front and Back)
1. What were the three Muslim empires in the 1500’s?
2. Who was Muhammad Ahmad?
3. Why did Muslim reform movements arise?
1. The Ottoman, Safayid and Mughul Empire. By the 1700’s these empires were in decline.
2. Leader of Sudan who said he was the Mahdi, or savior, and fought against the British.
3. Discontent in Muslim empires and opposition of European expansion.
+9.3 Cornell Notes pg. 10(Front and Back)
4. What problems occurred in North Africa during the 1700’s
5. Who were the Young Turks?
4. Pashas or provincial rulers wanted more power. Several revolts and reforms to westernize but sultans, the repressive rulers of the Ottoman,opposed these ideas.
5. Nationalists who overthrew the sultans and also led to a genocide of Christian Armenians who they thought favored the Russians against Turkey.
+9.3 Cornell Notes pg. 10(Front and Back)
6. Who was Muhammed Ali?
7. How did Egypt fall under British control?
8. Why were foreign countries interested in Iran?
6. The “Father of Egypt” who introduced economic and political reform, conquered Arabia, Syria and Sudan and helped Egypt become a major Middle East power.
7. Ali’s successor sold his shares of Suez Canal to Britain. Egypt became a British protectorate in 1882.
8. Oil fields were discovered.
+Agenda Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014Editing Journal Mon – Thur (3 only)
Map Activity Questions 1 - 4 – Suez Canal, in notebook pg. 11
Suez Canal Prezi
HW – Natives ABC Picture Book –due TOMORROW
HW - Chap 9.3, 7 terms on pg. 298 and
9.4 pg. 6 terms on pg. 303
BOTH DUE FRIDAY
+Editing Journal, Tue, Jan 28Write on a separate paper and turn in Thursday
1. sir francis drake a english explorer was born on this date in 1540
2. on january 28 1986 seven astronauts was killed in the challenger explosion at the kennedy space center in florida
1. Sir Francis Drake, an English explorer, was born on this date in 1540.
2. On January 28, 1986, seven astronauts were killed in the Challenger explosion at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
+Map Activity Questions 1 - 4 – Suez Canal, in notebook pg. 11Cut and paste Map on pg.
11 and copy Questions 1 – 4 for Prezi
Answer the Prezi questions on BACK of pg. 11
1. Who controlled the Suez Canal?
2. The trade route shown is from what two countries?
3. What year did the Suez Canal open? (in book pg. 301)
4. Why was the Suez Canal an important waterway?
+Suez Canal Prezi Questions 1 - 4 – Suez Canal, Answers
1. Who controlled the Suez Canal?
A1: The British
2. The trade route shown is from what two countries?
A2: The trade route is from Britain to India
3. What year did the Suez Canal open? (in book pg. 301)
A3: The canal opened in 1869
4. Why was the Suez Canal an important waterway?
A4: It was important because it reduced the amount of travel for ships and increased trade
SUEZ CANAL Prezi - http://prezi.com/mwxylvcapigb/copy-of-history-of-the-suez-canal/
+The ABC for Baby Patriots Picture BookDUE TOMORROWAfter reading the examples,
create your own ABC Baby NATIVES Picture Book.
Create four alphabets
With an explanation and a picture that shows imperialism from the viewpoint of those who were colonized. (The natives)
I is for India Our land in the East Where everyone goes To shoot tigers and feast.
+Agenda Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2014Editing Journal Mon – Thur (3 only)
Collect HW – Natives ABC Picture Book
Cut and Paste 9.4 Summary and Notetaking FRONT and BACK of pg. 12
Group writing assignment – Primary Resource Quests 1 - 3
HW - Chap 9.3 and 9.4 SECTION QUIZ
BOTH DUE FRIDAY
+Editing Journal, Wed, Jan 29Write on a separate paper and turn in Thursday
1. kansas became the thirty forth state on january 29 1861
2. thomas paine an revolutionary war patriot and writer was born on january 29 1737
1. Kansas became the thirty-fourth state on January 29, 1861.
2. Thomas Paine, a Revolutionary War patriot and writer, was born on January 29, 1737.
+Writing Activity – For WEDNESDAY1. What are the African men holding and how do they look? How do the white missionaries look?
2. Since these native Africans work for the Rubber Company and the missionaries do not, why do you think they took this picture? What kind of message is this picture sending about the Rubber Company?
3. How does the fact that both the white missionaries and Africans are standing side by side affect your idea of the role of the colonizers in the “civilizing mission”?
Take a picture of this QR code and find out what this picture is about.
+Agenda Thursday, Jan. 29, 2014Editing Journal Tue – Thur (Collect today)
Cornell Notes Chap 9.4 pg.13
9.4 Summary and Notetaking pg. 12
HW - Chap 9.3 and 9.4 Section Quizzes
BOTH DUE TOMORROW
+Editing Journal, Thur, Jan 30Write on a separate paper and turn in TODAY
1. franklin delano roosevelt was born on this date in 1882 he is the only president to be elected to for terms he was are thirty two president
2. the baseball hall of fame was established on january 30 1936
1. Franklin Delano Roosevelt was born on this date in 1882. He is the only president to be elected to four terms. He was our thirty-second president.
2. The Baseball Hall of Fame was established on January 30, 1936.
+9.4 Cornell Notes pg. 13 (Front and Back)
1. How did British gain power in India?
2. What was the East India Company?
3. What caused the Sepoy Rebellion?
1. Britain exploited diverse people and cultures by encouraging competition and disunity.
2. British company in India created to make money but also made positive changes.
3. Sepoy were Indian soldiers employed by the East India Company. Rebelled because they were told to bite cartridges greased with animal fat which was against their religion.
+9.4 Cornell Notes pg. 13 (Front and Back)
4. What happened after the rebellion?
5. What problems occurred with British rule?
6. What were benefits of British rule?
4. British viceroy governed in name of the queen along with other British officials in top positions.
5.Ruined handmade textile with factory produced cloth. Deforestation for farming of cash crops. Rapid population growth led to famine.
6. Revise legal system. Greater sense of unity in India and improved education.
+9.4 Cornell Notes pg. 13 (Front and Back)
7. Who was Ramy Moham Roy?
8. How did Indian nationialism grow?
7. He supported some Western and Indian beliefs. Did not agree with child marriage, sati or purdah and valued Western education.
8. Western educated Indians spread nationalism beliefs Then in 1885 organized Indian National Congress.
+9.4 Summary Answers to Questions 1 – 2 1. How were the British able to Conquer India?
A1: The Mugal’s power declined and India was not able to unit against the British
2. What caused the Sepoy Rebellion?
A2: Sepoy were Indian soldiers who were employed by the East India Company. They rebelled because they were told to bite cartridges greased with animal fat which was against their religion
+Agenda Friday, Jan. 31, 2014Editing Journal Tue – Thur (3 only)
Collect Chap 9.3 and 9.4 terms HW
Section 9.3 and 9.4 QUIZ
Cut and Paste Notebook Evaluation pg. 14
Notebooks due WEDNESDAY
Primary Source Analysis – Answer Questions 1 – 4 about Pear’s Soap advertisement and White Man’s Burden - MONDAY
+Primary Source Document White Man’s Burden Pears’ Soap AdvertisementAnalyze the advertisement and answer the following questions
1. Who is the intended audience for this ad?
2. What are the symbols within the ad that represents the “White Man’s Burden?”
3. How does this ad try to sway public opinion about imperialism?
4. What effect do you think this ad had on society?
Be sure to answer in complete sentences!
+Primary Source Document: White Man’s Burden Pears’ Soap Advertisement
Answer Questions 1- 4 on your OWN paper. Be sure to answer in COMPLETE sentences.
+Primary Source Document White Man’s Burden Pears’ Soap AdvertisementAnalyze the advertisement and answer the following questions
1. Who is the intended audience for this ad?
2. What are the symbols within the ad that represents the “White Man’s Burden?”
3. How does this ad try to sway public opinion about imperialism?
4. What effect do you think this ad had on society?
Write the answers on your own paper and be sure to answer in complete sentences!
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