Week 9

Land-Based Empires

c. 1450 to 1750

Unit 3

Land-Based Empires
Lesson 3.2: The Administration of Empires3.2.B. I can explain how rulers used a variety of methods to legitimize and consolidate their power in land-based empires from 1450 to 1750.
3.4: Comparisons in Land-Based Empires3.4.D. I can compare the methods by which various empires increased their influence from 1450 to 1750.

Pictured: Palace of Versailles | France, c. 1661 | [3.2] Rulers Used Monumental Architecture to Legitimize Their Rule

AP09 [ Study Books ] Unit 3: Land-Based Empires

Homework

Read: None This Week
Work On: Unit 3 Study Book (the Open Notes Quiz will be in Week 15)

AP09 - [Notes ] Land-Based Empires - 2020 to 2021

AP09 [ Notes ] Land-Based Empires

Monday: Conflict and State Systems

Learning Goal(s) 3.4

Opener: Philosophy | The End of War

- Can we end war? If so, how?

Lesson: Conflict and State Systems

- I. Notes: Conflict and State Systems

Closing: Great Race | Land-Based Empires

- Identify the land-based empires based on the Freemanpedia map

Resources | COmparisons in Land-Based Empires (3.4)

AP09 [ Writing ] Thesis Statements and Essay Organization

TUES [ Classwork ] Thesis and Essay Organization

Tuesday: Legitimizing Rule

Learning Goal(s) 4.4

Opener: Sketchables | The White House

- Do you think the U.S. White House does a quality job of displaying the power of the U.S. president?
- If not, add some details to the building that would make it a stronger display of U.S. power.

Lesson: Methods to Legitimize Rule

- I. Notes: Methods to Legitimize Rule
- II. Worksheet: Thesis and Essay Organization
- III. (Extension): Heimler's History | A Formula for HOW TO WRITE a LEQ

Closing: Art Gallery Review | Qing Imperial Portraits

- Vote on your favorite piece of art recognizing the unbelievable tales of Emperor Yongzheng.

Resources | Empires: Administration (3.2)

Wednesday: PSAT

All Learning Goals for the Associated Week(s)

Opener: Report to Your Testing Location

Byrnes is proctoring in F19
Testing should start no later than 8:45 AM
No bells

Lesson: Take Your PSAT

That is all.

Closing: After the PSAT | Continue Your Day

- Follow the PSAT Day schedule for the remainder of your day.

IV. AP09 [ Classwork ] Thematic Chart - Ch. 13 Politics 1450 to 1750 and Land-Based Empires

Thematic Chart

Thursday: Thematic Chart

All Learning Goals for the Associated Week(s)

Opener: Introduce Rules | Thematic Chart

- Introduce any new rule sets for today's thematic chart
- (Optional) CCWH 19 - Venice and the Ottomans

Lesson: Thematic Chart | Politics and Land-Based Empires

- Complete the thematic chart as a class, with each student copying their own chart for sake of studying tonight.

Closing: Check Student Work | The Thematic Chart

I will go around and check to make sure your chart matches the one we created on the board. You will lose points based on how fewer details you have compared to the class chart.

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Friday: What Did You Learn?

All Learning Goals for the Associated Week(s)

Opener: Prepare | Study for 10 minutes

- Review your notes, practice writing questions, document analysis, and relevant worksheets

Test: Weeks 8 and 9 | Politics and Land-Based Empires

- 20 selected response questions worth two points each
- 1 modified written response (e.g. write a long essay as a short essay) worth ten points

Closing: Foreshadowing | European Exploration

- Next week we will be studying European Exploration. Who is your favorite European explorer and why is it Leif Erikson?
- Reminder: there is a Pep Rally tomorrow.

Free-Response Questions

2017 Short Answer 2

“First and most important in the early modern era [1450–1750 C.E.] is the intensified human land use in every world region. Rising human numbers put increasing pressure on the land. Almost invariably [human] expansion caused a reduction in the quantity and diversity of vegetation or, to put it in other terms, a reduction in biomass and biodiversity. That is, sedentary cultivation depended on selection of one or a few favored plant species . . . in place of a variety of grass, shrubs, and trees. . . . Agriculture was and continues to be the single most important means by which humans change the world’s lands and its ecosystems. John F. Richards, historian, The Unending Frontier: An Environmental History of the Early Modern World, 2003.

a) Identify and explain ONE historically specific example of intensified human land use in the period 1450-1750 C.E. that would support the author’s argument.
b) Identify and explain ONE historically specific example from the period before 1450 C.E. in which humans interacted with the environment in ways similar to those described in the passage.
c) Identify and explain ONE late-twentieth century development that likely explains historians’ interest in the subject of the passage.

[ YouTube] CCWH 1.19 - Venice and Ottomans

[YouTube] Heimler's History - Empires: Administration

[ Podcast ] In Our Time - The Safavid Empire

[Podcast] 100 Objects - Shi'a Religious Parade Standard

A Generic Image of Pictionary from the Internet

2024 Friday: History Pictionary

A Variety of Topics from World History

Early Dismissal & Pep Rally

Opener: Rules | History Pictionary

- Class is divided into two groups
- Each group will send a student to the board
- The student will pick up a card from the stack and write "Person, Place, Thing, or Event" on the board.
- When each student has written down their clue, the teacher will count down from 3.2.1 ...DRAW!
- Team that guesses first will get 2 points; if the other team guesses within ten seconds they get 1 point

Lesson: Play the Game | World History Pictionary

- Play the game

Closing: Declare a Winner | Everyone Wins

- Team that actually won - you won
- Team that did not win - you won a life lesson

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