Welcome to the course! For the map project, click this link HERE for a description. I'll use this blog to post assignments throughout the course, so do be in the habit of checking it out on a regular basis.
For class today, check out this document and see what you can find!
Input your lists on this spreadsheet...
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
US China Relations Review information
For those of you checking the blog, here are the images from the presidential review sheets...enjoy...
Monday, January 10, 2011
AP World Foundational Period Review
Your mid-term exam is coming next week! The test will be a mini-AP exam, with between 40 and 50 multiple choice questions and two essays, one of which may be outlined. We will spend the week in review of the material we've covered this year.
As part of the review, the themes of the course are:
Humans and the Environment (demography, disease, migration)
Interaction between cultures (Religions, Philosophies, science, art, architecture and technology)
State Building, Expansion and Conflict (political systems, rise of empires)
Growth and interactions of economic systems (agriculture, trade, labor systems)
Development and transformation of social systems (gender, social system, family/kinship)
The regions we looked at today were: China, India, Africa (Bantu) Latin America, Oceania and Mesopotamia/Egypt.
Today in class we reviewed the Foundational Period. Below are images of the review sheets that were composed in class. There will be a 10 Question Multiple Choice Quiz tomorrow on the Foundational period, which is chapters 1-6.
As part of the review, the themes of the course are:
Humans and the Environment (demography, disease, migration)
Interaction between cultures (Religions, Philosophies, science, art, architecture and technology)
State Building, Expansion and Conflict (political systems, rise of empires)
Growth and interactions of economic systems (agriculture, trade, labor systems)
Development and transformation of social systems (gender, social system, family/kinship)
The regions we looked at today were: China, India, Africa (Bantu) Latin America, Oceania and Mesopotamia/Egypt.
Today in class we reviewed the Foundational Period. Below are images of the review sheets that were composed in class. There will be a 10 Question Multiple Choice Quiz tomorrow on the Foundational period, which is chapters 1-6.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
AP World History: The Nomadic empires
Tomorrow in class you will be writing a change over time essay about the nomadic empires of the post-classical era.
Now is also a good time to point out that we have a mid-term coming up that will cover all the material we've covered from chapter one through chapter 18. I strongly encourage you to start going over the notes you took way back when to start refreshing your memory!
Now is also a good time to point out that we have a mid-term coming up that will cover all the material we've covered from chapter one through chapter 18. I strongly encourage you to start going over the notes you took way back when to start refreshing your memory!
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