Intro Quiz Flashcards
1st Unit: Years?
10,000 B.C to 1200 C.E
2nd Unit: Years?
1200 - 1450 C.E
3rd Unit: Years?
1450-1750 C.E
4th Unit: Years?
1750-1900 C.E
5th Unit: Years?
1900-2020 C.E
1st Unit
Ancient History
Second Unit
The Global Tapestry and Networks of Exchange
Third Unit
Land-Based Empires and Transoceanic Interconnections
Fourth Unit
Revolutions and Consequences of Industrialization
Fifth Unit?
Global Conflict, Cold War & Decolonization, Globalization
Themes
Political Economic Social Culture Environmental Technological
Political Categories
Form of State Government Type Legal Codes Citizenship Civil Rights & Responsibility Bureaucracy Diplomacy / War
Economic Categories
Trade Systems Production Consumption Methods of Exchange Labor Systems Staples / Luxuries Taxation / Investment
Social Categories
Class Gender Race Ethnicity Nationalism Family Structures Hierarchy
Cultural Categories
Religion Philosophy Language Artistry Architecture Music Sexuality
Environmental Categories
Human interaction with: Geography
Topography
Natural Resources
Conservationism
Technology & Innovation Categories
Tools
Equipment
Ideas
Methods
Responds to the prompt with a historically defensible position that establishes a clear line of reasoning
Thesis
Describes a broader historical situation or circumstances relevant to the prompt. Typically includes background to the prompt and/or the bigger picture
Context
Statement derived from line of reasoning which directly supports thesis by explaining how the response is valid. Needs evidence and the ratio for counter argument is 2 : 1
Argument
Provides specific examples of historic events, figures, and other information relevant to the prompt
Evidence
Qualifies or modifies an argument by considering diverse or alternative views or evidence. May be rebutted, requires evidence, and may contradict thesis or an argument.
Counter-Argument
Explains how or why a source’s point of view, purpose, historical situation, and/or audience is relevant to an argument. May comment on the validity, reliability, bias of the source.
Sourcing
