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WORLD HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY Course Outline and Syllabus
2017-2018
INSTRUCTOR NAME: Mrs. Stephanie Johnson CONTACT INFORMATION: [email protected], (307) 782-6340, x7242
REQUIRED TEXTBOOKS AND/OR MATERIALS:
McGraw Hill’s World History & Geography will be provided. We have a classroom set of textbooks, and you will have online access through Google Classroom
COURSE DESCRIPTION: The objective of this course will not only be to learn about
the complexities of history, but also to help foster critical thinking skills and formulate your own opinions about history. By the end of the course you will have
the means to examine history in a critical manner and explore how the events of today reflect upon the past. Because world history is a study in the diffusion of people across the globe and the cultures that ebb and flow over time, you must also
have a base knowledge of the regions of the world. This means you will also become proficient in the five themes of geography, as well as key geographic skills and
concepts. Topics are outlined in the day-to-day schedule.
GRADING: Grading will be consistent with the scale found in the student handbook. Your grade will be based on the following:
Assignments/Homework - 40% Work that is completed in class or at home.
Projects – 20% Each quarter we will work on 2 or 3 large projects, such as self-prepared maps or classroom presentations. Your BOE project is included in this category.
Online participation – 10% Online discussions and participation in our Google Classroom. Grades will be consistent with our “Online Discussion Rubric.”
Tests & Quizzes - 30%
Late Work/Make-up Work – I do not accept late work. In accordance with the student handbook, work missed for an excused absence must be made up within two class periods.
TECHNOLOGY: You will be assigned a Chromebook by name, and will be expected to notify me immediately of any damage to it. The previous student that used the Chromebook will be assessed for
the damage. If the student that uses the Chromebook after you reports damage, you will responsible to pay for fixing it, which is why it is important to check your Chromebook every time you use it.
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Student Name: _____________________________________
STUDENT
I have read the above information and understand Mrs. Johnson’s expectations, what the course will entail, the grading process, attendance policies, and my responsibilities with my Chromebook. I will abide by the procedures above. ______________________________________ Signature Date
I have registered for Remind.com I choose to not register at this time
PARENT/GUARDIAN
I have read the above information and understand Mrs. Johnson’s expectations, what the course will entail, the grading process, attendance policies and my student’s responsibilities with their Chromebook. I will encourage my student to abide by the procedures above. _______________________________________ Signature Date
I have registered for Remind.com I choose to not register at this time
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UNITS OF STUDY & TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
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Bolded titles are the chapters in our textbook. “TSOAOU” is the History Channel special, “The Story of All of Us.” An asterisk (*) indicates a test or quiz. Assignments are underlined. This schedule is tentative.
Semester 1
Sept. 2 Intro to Course & Textbook Chapter 1 “The Rise of Civilization” Assignment: Intro to Textbook
Sept. 6 Chapter 2 “The Spread of Civilization”
TSOAOU 1 Inventors – “Introduction” and “Fire”
Sept. 8 TSOAOU 1 Inventors – “Farming/Domestication of Animals,” “Rise of Organized
Religion” and “Cities/Trade” Chapter 2 Guided Reading
Sept. 12 Chapter 3 “Early Empires in the Ancient Near East” TSOAOU 1 Inventors – “Tutmoses III”
Chapter 3 Vocab
Sept. 14 Chapter 3 Vocab; King Tut video and online discussion Test 1 Study Guide
Sept. 19 Chapter 4 “The Ancient Greeks” TSOAOU 2 Iron Men – “Sea People” and “Discovery of Iron”
Chapter 4 Guided Reading Sept. 21 TSOAOU 2 Iron Men – “Sparta & Athens”
Finish Chapter 4 Guided Reading Test 1 Study Guide & Practice
Sept. 26 *Chapters 1-4 Test
Chapter 5 “India’s First Empires”
India online discussion
Sept. 28 Notes on Hinduism and Buddhism; Chapter 5 Vocab Oct. 2 Chapter 6 “The First Chinese Empires”
TSOAOU 2 Iron Men – “Rise of China” Chapter 6 reading: Confucius; Laozi; Great Wall; Terra Cotta Warriors
Oct. 4 Chapter 6 Reading due Early Chinese Inventions group assignment (Google Classroom)
Oct. 9 Chapter 7 “The Romans” Chinese Inventions presentations
TSOAOU 3 Empires – “Rome,” “The Druids,” and “Gladiators”
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Oct. 11 Ancient Civilizations BOE
Test 2 Study Guide
Oct. 13 Ancient Civilizations BOE Oct. 17 Ancient Civilizations BOE
Oct. 19 Chapter 8 “The Byzantine Empire and Emerging Europe” TSOAOU 2 Iron Men – “The Phoenicians” and “Babylon”
Chapters 7 & 8 Vocab
Oct. 24 BOE Due Presentations
Oct. 26 *Chapters 5-8 Test Chapter 9 “Islam and the Arab Empire”
Finish BOE Presentations (If Needed) Oct. 31 TSOAOU 4 Warriors – “The Arabs and the Spread of Islam” and “Cordoba”
Chapter 9 Guided Reading
Nov. 2 Chapter 10 “Medieval Kingdoms in Europe” Chapter 9 Guided Reading due Chapter 10 Background Knowledge, Summary (Groups) & Biography
Nov. 7 TSOAOU 4 Warriors – “The Vandals”
Chapter 10 Biographies (Individual) Textbook video – Feudalism Chapter 10 Geography/Visuals
Nov. 9 Chapter 11 “Civilizations of East Asia”
Chapter 11 Vocab Nov. 13 TSOAOU 3 Empires – “The Silk Road”
Test 3 Study Guide Chapter 11 Section 4-square
Nov. 15 Chapter 12 “Crusades and Culture in the Middle Ages” TSOAOU 3 Empires – “Jesus,” “The Spread of Christianity” and “Constantine”
Nov. 17 *Chapters 9-12 Test
Chapter 13 “Kingdoms and States of Medieval Africa” Chapter 13 Vocab
Nov. 21 TSOAOU 4 Warriors – “The Crusades” Social Studies Careers online discussion
Nov. 28 Medieval African Kingdoms map (Group Project)
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Nov. 30 Chapter 14 “Pre-Columbian America” TSOAOU 4 Warriors – “The Vikings” and “Easter Island”
Chapter 14 Primary source reading (Mayan & Incan civilizations) Chapter 14 & 15 individual & group 4-square
Dec. 4 Finish Maya & Inca primary source assignment
TSOAOU 5 The Plague – “The Rise of the Inca Empire”
TSOAOU 7 New World – “Vikings Explore the Americas” and “Aztec Civilization”
Dec. 6 Chapter 15 “Renaissance in Europe” TSOAOU 6 Survivors – “Guttenberg’s Printing Press”
Chapter 15 Reading – Machiavelli biography, sections 1 & 2 Guided Reading Pearl Harbor video & discussion
Dec. 11 TSOAOU 5 The Plague – “The Bubonic Plague” and “St. Valentine’s Day Massacre”
Final Exam Study guide Dec. 13 Chapter 16 “Reformation in Europe”
Chapter 16 Guided Reading Final Exam Study guide
Dec. 15 TSOAOU 7 New World – “The Fall of Constantinople” Study Guide
Dec. 19 *Final Exam (?) Chapters 13-16
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Semester 2 Jan. 4 Chapter 17 “The Age of Exploration”
TSOAOU 7 New World – “Dias Travels Around the Tip of Africa” Exploration timeline
Jan. 8 TSOAOU 6 Survivors – “Venice” and TSOAOU 8 Treasure – “Francis Drake” and
“Silver”
Jan. 10 TSOAOU 6 Survivors – “Christopher Columbus” and “Spain’s Rise to Power”
Chapter 17 Primary Source Reading
Jan. 12 TSOAOU 7 New World – “Columbus Discovers the Americas” and “Cortes Conquers Tenochtitlan”
Chapter 17 Guided Reading
Jan. 16 Chapter 18 “Conflict and Absolutism in Europe”
Chapter 18 Vocab Jan. 18 TSOAOU 8 Treasure – “Tulip Market in the Netherlands”
Chapter 18: Economics of History; Geography & History; Biography; Primary Source (Hobbes & Locke)
Jan. 22 Chapter 19 “The Muslim Empires” Chapter 19 Vocab
Chapter 19 Biographies (Group Activity) Jan. 24 TSOAOU 6 Survivors – “Salt” & TSOAOU 8 Treasure – “Taj Mahal”
Chapter 19 Guided Reading Test 5 Study Guide
Jan. 26 Chapter 20 “The East Asian World” TSOAOU 5 The Plague – “The Mongols”
Chapter 20 4-square
Jan. 30 TSOAOU 6 Survivors – “Gunpowder and the Rise of the Ming Dynasty” Chapter 20 Guided Reading
Feb. 1 *Chapters 17-20 Test
Chapter 21 “The Enlightenment and Revolutions”
TSOAOU 8 Treasure – “Pilgrims” and “The Slave Trade”
Feb. 6 Enlightenment Biographies (Plickers) Chapter 21 Guided Reading
Feb. 8 Chapter 22 “The French Revolution and Napoleon” French Revolution Newspaper (group assignment)
Feb. 13 TSOAOU 9 Pioneers Chapter 22 Vocab & Guided Reading (Sections 2 & 4)
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Feb. 15 Chapter 23 “Industrialization and Nationalism” Chapter 23 Vocab
Feb. 19 Chapter 23 Notes
Feb. 21 Chapter 24 “Mass Society and Democracy” Test review;
Textbook video assignment “Industrial Revolution” Feb. 23 Chapter 24 Notes, Study Guide
Feb. 27 *Chapters 21-24 Test
Chapter 25 “The Reach of Imperialism” Mar. 1 Chapter 25 Vocab
TSOAOU 10 Revolutions
Mar. 6 Chapter 26 “Challenges and Transition in East Asia” Chapter 26 4-square (group and individual)
Mar. 8 Chapter 26 Geography & History Assignment Types of Maps handout North America Physical Geography
Mar. 13 Chapter 27 “World War I and the Russian Revolution”
North America map due “Russian Economy During WWI” assignment WWI Propaganda Assignment
Mar. 15 WWI Propaganda assignment due Chapter 27 Summary and Vocabulary
Chapter 27 notes
Mar. 19 Chapter 28 “The West Between the Wars” Chapter 27 Vocab due Make your own WWI propaganda poster
Chapter 28 Summary & Vocab
Mar. 21 TSOAOU 11 Speed Chapter 28 Primary Source (Kristallnacht and Nazi Propaganda)
Test 7 Study Guide Mar. 23 Chapter 29 “Nationalism Around the World”
Chapter 29 Guided Reading Mar. 27 BOE Research
Mar. 29 BOE Research
Apr. 9 BOE Research
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Apr. 11 BOE Due
Apr. 13 *Chapters 25-29 Test
Apr. 17 Chapter 30 “World War II and the Holocaust” Chapter 30 Vocab
Apr. 19 Chapter 30 Guided Reading Chapter 30 Primary Sources (choice) Biography of America – WWII
Apr. 23 Chapter 31 “The Cold War”
TSOAOU 8 New Frontiers Chapter 31 Vocab
Apr. 25 Chapter 31 Vocab due Chapter 31 Biographies
“20th Century” movie Apr. 27 Chapter 32 “Independence and Nationalism in the Developing World”
Chapter 32 Vocab & 4-square May 1 Chapter 32 Geography – Israel
Upfront Magazine “Six Days’ War”
May 3 Chapter 33 “Life During the Cold War” Chapter 33 Notes & Guided Reading
May 7 Chapter 33 Notes due; begin Chapter 34 notes Biography of America “The 60s”
May 9 Chapter 34 “A New Era Begins” Chapter 34 Vocab & Guided Reading
May 14 Finish Chapter 34 notes, begin group project “We Didn’t Start the Fire”
May 16 WDSTF
May 18 Chapter 35 “Contemporary Global Issues” Chapter 34 & 35 Biographies
May 22 WDSTF May 24 WDSTF Presentations
May 29/31 *Final Exam (?) Chapters 30-35