Quarter 1:

Revolution

Standards for this Quarter:

HS.MWH.4 The Scientific Revolution impacted religious, political, and cultural institutions by challenging how people viewed the world.
HS.MWH.5 Enlightenment ideas regarding human nature and society challenged religious authority, absolute rule and mercantilism.
HS.MWH.6 Enlightenment ideas on the relationship of the individual and the government influenced the American and French Revolutions.
HS.MWH.7 The American and French Revolutions influenced Latin American revolutions for independence.

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INFORMATION GATHERING: Iron Chef: How did people learn information prior to the Enlightenment? Article KEY
THE PRINTING PRESS: Note taking: What were the major effects of the invention of the printing press? Article KEY
IS THAT A FACT?: How do I fact check in a world of constant information? Video Slides KEY

Quiz on Friday, August 29 over 1A

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ABSOLUTISM IN EUROPE: What is absolutism and how did absolute monarchs take power? Textbook pages KEY
LOUIS XIV - ABSOLUTE MONARCH: Iron Chef: Who is Louis XIV? How does he demonstrate being an absolute monarch? Textbook pages KEY
ENGLAND'S ABSOLUTE TO CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY: What is constitutional monarchy and how did we get there? Textbook pages KEY

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ANNOTATE & QUESTION: RENAISSANCE: What was the Renaissance and how did it challenge authority? Article
HEROS'S JOURNEY: MARTIN LUTHER & THE REFORMATION: Who is Martin Luther and how did he challenge authority? Article KEY
PLAYLIST: SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION: What is the Scientific Revolution and how did it challenge authority? KEY
SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENTS: What advancements were made during the Scientific Revolution? KEY
HEROS'S JOURNEY: GALILEO GALILEI: Who is Galileo Galilei and how did he challenge authority? Article KEY

Revolutionary Thinkers: Challenging Authority & Changing Minds (1300-1800)