2 Emergence of Enlightened Thought
News and Announcements
11/3 Reminder that this Wednesday, during academic support is the last chance for retake of the Reading Assessment. Also, DBQ rewrites are due by the end of this week
10/24 DBQ and Reading assessment grades will be entered this weekend. Enhancement policies will be covered on Monday
Annotation Guide is HERE
Monday, November 10
CRQ on Enlightenment.
End of Enlightenment Unit
Friday, November 7
We are ending this unit on Monday. CRQ will be given to students.
Any late work for this needs to be turned in by Monday, or will be permanent zeros in the grade book.
A nice review of the "Big Four" Enlightenment Philosophers can be found HERE
Thursday, November 6
Reading and response to Montesquieu and Rousseau.
Students will wrap up enlightenment philosophy with an application of ideas by creating a candy bar/snack that expresses the ideas of two Enlightenment philosophers. See "Enlightenment candy Bar" below for directions
An rough example for Hobbes is here
Wednesday, November 5
Henry VIII Simpsons Clip HERE
Students will continue to work on their Renaissance projects. After today, there are only two Wednesdays left!
Tuesday, November 4
Hobbes and Locke reading used with Hobbes and Locke reading and response, attached below. The video clip for the wrap up can be found HERE
Monday, November 3
Introduction to "The Enlightenment"
PowerPoint "Enlightenment Intro World History for us all" Attached below.
Handout: Notes of the Enlightenment: attached below as "Enlightenment Notes"
Nice video preview of Enlightenment Thinkers HERE
Time lines that were assigned Friday are due today
Friday, October 31: Halloween
Create a timeline of what we are studying: Attached below as "Timeline Assignment"
30 Years' War assignment due (assigned on Tuesday)
Thursday, October 30
English Reformation
King Henry VIII reading
King Henry VIII intro video HERE
King Henry and English Reformation HERE
Horrible Histories Divorced Beheaded and Died
King Henry VIII Diet HERE
Outcome: King Henry Great or Ape. Judge King Henry VIII as both heroic and monsterous HERE
Wednesday, October 29
Chromebooks: Time to work on projects that were begun last week
Tuesday, October 28
Finish Martin Luther Driven to Defiance
Interactive Map of Reformation Europe HERE
Short Powerpoint: Focus on Counter Reformation. This powerpoint is attached below as "Reformation good Review". We will start on slide 27.
Annotation and chart: 30 Years' War annotation and grid (attached below). This was started in class and is due on Friday.
Monday, October 27
Results from Summative Reading and Rome DBQ will be handed out
Chance for Recovery on both Assessments HERE.
We will continue watching the documentary, Martin Luther Driven to Defiance (we ended at 47:00)
Friday, October 24
Review Humanism: Brief recap activity HERE
Begin documentary: Martin Luther Driven to Defiance (We ended at 27:15)
Viewing guide HERE
Extra: Fun Luther Trivia HERE
More on Luther: Second film Reluctant Revolutionary is HERE
Thursday, October 23
Indulgences! HAH!
Powerpoint to introduce Luther and Protestantism (Reformation intro attached below)
Wednesday, October 22
We are starting research on the Renaissance presentation project. Students will have access to Chromebooks to put together a presentation that covers a piece of Renaissance Art. These will be presented in November.
Students will be given the expectations of the project today. This is a joint-project that will be graded as a summative assessment for both English and World History.
Students will be given the THE RENAISSANCE AND HUMANISM notes (attached below) to give further context.
Tuesday, October 21
Students will annotate the text, Renaissance Humanism, and then answer a set of questions. There are two short document analyses that go with this. This is due at the beginning of class on Thursday. This all is attached below in "Renaissance Humanism Packet."
Monday, October 20
Students will read an introductory reading on the Middle Ages, Feudalism and Manorialism, which is attached below
We will then watch the powerpoint, The Rise of Feudalism in Europe, which is attached below
Friday, October 17
Reading Assessment: Summative
Introducing the Middle Ages and moving on to Unit Two: Emergence of Enlightened Thought
Timeline: Middle Ages in 3 1/2 minutes
Reading Activity: Concept mapping a short reading on the Religious elements that are important in understanding this time period. The assignment is attached below, as "concept map Christianity to Renaissance." The instructions on how to do this are HERE
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Good overview of teh Enlightenment video HERE
Khan Academy vid on Reformation HERE
Khan print resource HERE
Index to resources for California HERE
resources for this unit: Global Humanites Page HERE