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ASIA. Conflict & Change (Nationalism & Independence) FSMS Standard SS7H3a.b. Day . ASIA Nationalism & independence. SS7H3 – The student will analyze continuity and change in Southern and Eastern Asia leading to the 21 st century.

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  1. ASIA

    Conflict & Change (Nationalism & Independence) FSMS Standard SS7H3a.b. Day
  2. ASIANationalism & independence SS7H3 – The student will analyze continuity and change in Southern and Eastern Asia leading to the 21st century. a. Describe how nationalism led to independence in India and Vietnam. d. Describe the impact of communism in China in terms of Mao Zedong, the Great Leap Forward, the Cultural Revolution, and Tiananmen Square.
  3. FIRST FIVE Agenda Message: Welcome to the start of the 2nd semester for 7th grade. First semester report cards are issued Friday, January 10th. Standard: Analyze continuity and change in S&EA leading to the 21st century as it relates to the History of Indian & Vietnam. Essential Question for Wednesday, 1/8/14: What are the “Indian National Congress” and the “Muslim League”? Warm Up: Name the top four religions in the world. Today We Will: Review Policies & Procedures Continue DVD History of India & Gandhi’s Non-violent Protests leading to India’s Independence
  4. answers E.Q. Answer for Wednesday 1/8/14: The Indian National Congress was an organization formed to work towards the end of British rule in India. It was mainly made up to Hindus. The Muslim League was formed for the same purpose but was mainly made up of Muslims. Warm-Up Answer: Christianity Islam Hinduism Buddhism
  5. FIRST FIVE Agenda Message: CDA III will be January 23rd. This will be the first major test of the 2nd semester. Standard: Analyze continuity and change in S&EA leading to the 21st century as it relates to the History of Indian & Vietnam. Essential Question, Thursday; 1/9/14: How would you best describe European Colonialism? Warm Up: What European country colonized India? Today We Will: Gandhi DVD; History of India & Nonviolent Protest
  6. answers E.Q. Answer for Thursday 1/9/14: In European colonialism the Europeans controlled the government and the economy of foreign countries even though they were minorities in that country. Their primary interest was taking advantage of local natural resources, low-cost labor, and markets in order to make huge profits. Warm-Up Answer: Great Britain
  7. FIRST FIVE Agenda Message: CDA III on 1/23/14 will cover Geography & Nations of S&EA, Climate, Population Distribution, Religions, Literacy Rates, India’s History focusing on Gandhi’s use of nonviolent protest, Japan after WWII, Chinese History, Korean & Vietnamese Wars. Standard: Analyze continuity and change in S&EA leading to the 21st century as it relates to the History of Indian & Vietnam. Essential Question;Friday, 1/10/14: Name the two main religions in India during British colonial rule? Warm Up: How did the Industrial Revolution impact colonialism? Today We Will: Gandhi DVD
  8. answers E.Q. Answer for Friday 1/10/14: Hinduism Islam Warm-Up Answer: Colonies were a tremendous source for Natural Resources needed to fuel the Industrial Revolution and large Markets to sell the products produced through Factories and Industry.
  9. FIRST FIVE Agenda Message: No Before-school tutoring Tuesday morning. CDA III is scheduled for January 23rd. Study Guides will be distributed January 16th. Standard: Analyze continuity and change in S&EA leading to the 21st century as it relates to the History of Indian & Vietnam. Essential Question, Monday; 1/13/14: Indians called Gandhi by the name Mahatma. What does it mean? Warm Up: List four main differences between Islam and Hinduism. Today We Will: Mandela newspaper article Gandhi DVD, Worksheets 4 & 5
  10. answers E.Q. Answer for Monday 1/13/14: Great Soul Warm-Up Answer: Hindus believe in reincarnation and Islam does not Hindus believe in the Caste System and Islam does not Islam has the Five Pillars of Faith & Hindus believe in the Eightfold Path Islam believes in one God, Allah and Hindus believe in a Supreme God Brahman who is made up of millions of minor-Gods.
  11. FIRST FIVE Agenda Message: The new testing date for CDA III is January 28th. Study Guide will go home on January 21st. After-School Tutoring Wednesday. Standard: Analyze continuity and change in S&EA leading to the 21st century as it relates to the History of Indian & Vietnam. Essential Question for Tuesday; 1/14/14: What was Gandhi’s plan to refuse to obey unjust British laws? Warm Up: What was the effect throughout India after the massacre at Amritsar? Today We Will: Gandhi DVD Review E.Q.’s & Warm-Ups from last week
  12. answers E.Q. Answers for Tuesday 1/14/14: To always resist or disobey unjust laws, it was known as “Civil Disobedience” Warm-Up Answer: The massacre solidified public opinion against British rule and ultimately led to the realization of Indian independence.
  13. FIRST FIVE Agenda Message: No After-School Tutoring today. Gandhi Active Viewing Worksheets will be posted on the school’s website by Friday. CDA III is January 28th. Standard: Analyze continuity and change in S&EA leading to the 21st century as it relates to the History of Indian & Vietnam. Essential Question for Wednesday; 1/15/14: What did Gandhi urge Indians to do during World War II? Warm Up: Define “Nationalism”. Today We Will: Gandhi DVD Review E.Q.’s & Warm-ups from last week
  14. answers E.Q. Answer for Wednesday 1/15/14: Gandhi and the Indian National Congress refused to take sides in Britain’s war with Germany & Japan. The Muslim League supported the British war effort. Warm-Up Answer: The desire for people of a common ethnic group to be free from colonial influence and to control their own government, economy, and future.
  15. FIRST FIVE Agenda Message: CDA III Study Guide goes home Tuesday. Start by reviewing your S&EA Maps & Religions of S&EA worksheets. Prepare for Success by studying “NOW”! Standard: Analyze continuity and change in S&EA leading to the 21st century as it relates to the History of Indian & Vietnam. Essential Question, Thursday; 1/16/14: After independence from Great Britain, where people lived was determined by what factor? Warm Up: Why did Gandhi and his followers call for a Day of Prayer (National Strike)? Today We Will: Finish Gandhi DVD
  16. answers E.Q. Answer for Thursday 1/16/14: When India gained its independence from Britain the Muslims were given a separate country, Pakistan, while India remained predominantly Hindu. “Religion” therefore determined where people lived. Warm-Up Answer: The British passed a new law (the Rowlett Act) which allowed Indians to be arrested and thrown into prison for up to three years without ever having the opportunity of going to court.
  17. First five Agenda Message: CDA III Study Guides go home Tuesday. Gandhi worksheets are due by January 22nd. Mock Georgia Writing Assessment is Wednesday 1/22/14. Make sure you bring your own pencils and/or blue or black ink pen. Standard: Analyze continuity and change in S&EA leading to the 21st century as it relates to the History of Indian & Vietnam. Essential Question, Friday; 1/17/14: Why was Gandhi assassinated? Warm Up: Describe what is completely unique about India gaining independence from Great Britain under Gandhi’s leadership. Today We Will: Finish Gandhi DVD Review Active Viewing Worksheets #1-7
  18. answers E.Q. Answer for Friday, 1/17/14: Gandhi was assassinated by Hindu extremists who felt he gave away too much of Indian sovereignty in negotiations with the Muslim community. (Pakistan) Warm-Up Answer: That he did so non-violently.
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