- Warm Up Questions
- How did Japan address its rapidly growing population?
- How did the United States extend its influence in Latin America through the 19th century?
- Review Units 3/4 LEQ Essay Test
- One of History's Most Dangerous Myths Video
- How Thailand Escaped Colonialism Video
- Unit 6: Chapters 6.1/6.2 Quiz
- Study for Tomorrow's LEQ Essay Test (Homework)
- Warm Up Questions
- What were the causes and effects of the Boer Wars?
- How was Siam able to maintain its independence?
- Discuss Indigenous Responses to State Expansion
- Battle of Adowa Document Analysis
Use the documents to answer the questions (Canvas)
- Finish Work and Study for Tuesday's Quiz (Homework)
- Begin work on Unit 6: Chapter 6.5 Homework (Homework--Due Friday, January 31st)
- Begin work on Unit 6: Chapter 6.6 Homework (Homework--Due Friday, January 31st)
- Warm Up Questions
- What were the motivations for European imperialism?
- What were the causes and effects of the Berlin Conference?
- Finish Discussing State Expansion
- White Man's Burden vs Black Man's Burden Document Analysis
Use the documents to answer the questions (Canvas)
- Warm Up Questions
- For what reasons did Europe establish empires during the first wave of conquest
- How could the Industrial Revolution help drive the second wave of conquest (also known as “New Imperialism”)?
- Finish Discussing Rationales for Imperialism
- Discuss State Expansion
- Begin work on Unit 6: Chapter 6.3 Homework (Homework--Due Monday, January 27th)
- Begin work on Unit 6: Chapter 6.4 Homework (Homework--Due Monday, January 27th)
- New Seating Chart
- Second Semester Class Information
- 2024 in Review Video
- Unit 6 Overview Video
- Discuss Rationales for Imperialism
- Begin work on Unit 6 Homework (Homework--Due the day of the unit test)
- Most Important Event of 2024? (Homework--Due Tomorrow)
In Canvas, choose what you think was the most important/interesting/news-worthy event in 2024 (not something that only affected you, but something which might have impacted your community, state, country, world, etc.) and at least one paragraph about why you think it was the most important (note: it does not have to be something from the video we watched in class, but could be anything that happened last year in news, politics, sports, entertainment, technology, or any other situation)