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DBQ: Causation - The Impact of Exploration and New Monarchies on European Society
Evaluate the extent to which the Age of Exploration and the establishment of new monarchies led to changes in European society in the period 1450-1650.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Renaissance and Age of Exploration
Evaluate the extent to which the Renaissance affected the Age of Exploration in the period from the 14th to the 17th century.
DBQ: Relative Causes - Age of Exploration
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Age of Exploration in the period 1450-1650.
LEQ: Causation - Effects of the Printing Press
Evaluate the extent to which the invention of the printing press affected the spread of Renaissance ideas in the period 1450-1650.
LEQ: Causation - Impact of Exploration on European and Native Societies
Evaluate the extent to which European exploration from the 15th to 17th centuries affected both European and Native American societies.
LEQ: Causation - Impact of Humanism on European Society
Evaluate the extent to which the emergence of Humanism during the Renaissance affected European society in the period 1400-1600.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Consequences of the Columbian Exchange
Evaluate the extent to which the societies of the New World changed in response to the Columbian Exchange from the 15th to the 17th century.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Effects of Exploration on European Society
Evaluate the extent to which European society changed in response to the Age of Exploration from the 15th to the 17th century.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of Humanism on European Art
Evaluate the extent to which European art changed in response to the emergence of humanism during the Renaissance period from the 14th to the 17th century.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Rise of New Monarchies
Evaluate the extent to which the rise of new monarchies in Europe changed the political landscape from 1450 to 1648.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Age of Exploration
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Age of Exploration in the period 1400-1600.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Columbian Exchange
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Columbian Exchange in the period 1492-1700.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Italian Renaissance
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Italian Renaissance in the period 1300-1500.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The New Monarchies
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the rise of New Monarchies in Europe in the period 1450-1650.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Rise of New Monarchies
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Age of Exploration
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Columbian Exchange
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Spirit of the Renaissance
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Scientific Thought
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Artistic Techniques
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Exploration Motives
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - New Monarchies
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Age of Exploration
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SAQ: Primary Source - Age of Exploration
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SAQ: Primary Source - Critique of Printing Press
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SAQ: Primary Source - Renaissance Cultural Life
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SAQ: Primary Source - Scientific Method
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Artistic Techniques
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Exploration Motives
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Humanism in the Renaissance
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DBQ: Causation - The Protestant Reformation and its Impact
Evaluate the extent to which the Protestant Reformation led to political and economic changes in Europe in the period 1517-1648.
DBQ: Relative Causes - The Protestant Reformation
Evaluate the relative importance of religious, social, and political factors in the emergence of the Protestant Reformation in the period 1517-1555.
LEQ: Causation - Economic Changes Due to the Age of Reformation
Evaluate the extent to which the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic Counter-Reformation affected economic practices in Europe from the 16th to the 18th century.
LEQ: Causation - The Catholic Counter-Reformation's Influence on European Art
Evaluate the extent to which the Catholic Counter-Reformation influenced the development of Baroque art in Europe during the 17th century.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of Religious Wars on European Society
Evaluate the extent to which the religious wars of the 16th and 17th centuries affected European society.
LEQ: Causation - The Role of Pre-Reformation Reformers
Evaluate the extent to which pre-Reformation reformers influenced the success of the Protestant Reformation in the period 1400-1600.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Economic Impact of the Protestant Reformation
Evaluate the extent to which the Protestant Reformation influenced economic developments in Europe in the period 1500-1700.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Council of Trent
Evaluate the extent to which the Catholic Church changed in response to the Council of Trent in the period 1545-1645.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Protestant Reformation
Evaluate the relative importance of religious, political, and technological causes of the Protestant Reformation in the period 1450-1650.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Rise of Absolutism
Evaluate the relative importance of religious, economic, and political causes of the rise of absolutism in Europe in the period 1550-1750.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Thirty Years' War
Evaluate the relative importance of religious, political, and social causes of the Thirty Years' War in the period 1618-1648.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Economic Shifts in the Age of Reformations
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Role of Nobility
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Thirty Years' War
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Economic Developments
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Peace of Westphalia
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Economic Developments in the Age of Reformations
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Pre-Luther Reform Movements
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SAQ: Primary Source - Council of Trent
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SAQ: Primary Source - Luther's Justification by Faith
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Economic and Political Developments
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Protestant Beliefs
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Religious Wars
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DBQ: Causation - The Impact of Absolutism and Mercantilism on European Society
Evaluate the extent to which the rise of absolutism and mercantilism from the 16th to the 18th century led to changes in European society and economy.
LEQ: Causation - The Effects of the English Civil War on Parliamentary Sovereignty
Evaluate the extent to which the English Civil War affected the development of parliamentary sovereignty in England during the period 1642-1689.
LEQ: Causation - The Role of the Slave Trade in the Development of the European Economy
Evaluate the extent to which the transatlantic slave trade affected the development of the European economy during the period 1500-1800.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Effects of the Commercial Revolution on European Economies
Evaluate the extent to which European economies changed in response to the Commercial Revolution in the period 1500-1750.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Agricultural Revolution on European Society
Evaluate the extent to which European society changed in response to the Agricultural Revolution in the period 1500-1700.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Role of Absolutism in Shaping Modern States
Evaluate the extent to which the concept of absolutism shaped the development of modern states in the period 1500-1800.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Role of the Enlightenment in Advancing Scientific Thought
Evaluate the extent to which scientific thought changed in response to the Enlightenment in the period 1650-1800.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Agricultural Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of technological innovations, population growth, and enclosure movement as causes of the Agricultural Revolution in Europe during the period 1650-1800.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Commercial Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of exploration and colonization, technological advancements, and the rise of capitalism as causes of the Commercial Revolution in Europe during the period 1500-1750.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Decline of Empires
Evaluate the relative importance of economic challenges, military defeats, and internal political instability as causes of the decline of empires (Ottoman, Mughal, Spanish, Portuguese) during the period 1600-1800.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Glorious Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of religious, political, and economic causes of the Glorious Revolution in the period 1688-1689.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Locke and Liberty
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Rise of Commerce
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Divine Right of Kings
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Freedom of the Press
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Separation of Powers
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Absolutism and Divine Right
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Agricultural Revolution
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The English Civil War
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Russian Absolutism
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Agricultural Revolution
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Commercial Revolution
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Glorious Revolution
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SAQ: Primary Source - Hobbes on the State of Nature
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SAQ: Primary Source - Locke on Law and Society
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SAQ: Primary Source - Louis XIV on Absolutism
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DBQ: Changes in History - The Enlightenment and Its Impact
Evaluate the extent to which the Enlightenment affected social and political developments in Europe in the period 1650-1800.
LEQ: Causation - Enlightenment Ideas on Women's Rights
Evaluate the extent to which Enlightenment ideas affected women's rights in Europe from the 18th to the 19th century.
LEQ: Causation - The Agricultural Revolution's Impact on Society
Evaluate the extent to which the Agricultural Revolution affected European society from the 17th to the 19th century.
LEQ: Causation - The Enlightenment's Impact on Political Thought
Evaluate the extent to which the Enlightenment affected political thought in Europe from the late 17th to the late 18th century.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of Urbanization on European Society
Evaluate the extent to which urbanization affected European society in the 18th and 19th centuries.
LEQ: Changes in History - Enlightenment and Enlightened Despotism
Evaluate the extent to which the rule of enlightened despots in Europe changed in response to Enlightenment ideas in the period 1750 to 1800.
LEQ: Changes in History - Enlightenment Ideas and Women's Rights
Evaluate the extent to which the condition of women changed in response to Enlightenment ideas in the period 1650 to 1800.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Enlightenment on Political Thought
Evaluate the extent to which political thought changed in response to the Enlightenment in the period 1650 to 1800.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Scientific Revolution's Impact on Society
Evaluate the extent to which European society changed in response to the Scientific Revolution in the period 1550 to 1700.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Agricultural Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of technological advancements, changes in land ownership, and population growth as causes of the Agricultural Revolution in the period 1650-1850.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Enlightenment
Evaluate the relative importance of intellectual movements, political theories, and economic changes as causes of the Enlightenment in the period 1600-1800.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Scientific Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of technological innovations, the rediscovery of classical texts, and religious conflicts as causes of the Scientific Revolution in the period 1500-1700.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Cartesian Dualism
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Global Trade Networks
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Industrial and Moral Improvement
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Rousseau's General Will
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Enlightenment and American Revolution
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Economic Theories
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Agricultural Revolution
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Enlightenment
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Urbanization in the 18th Century
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Nature of the Scientific Revolution
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SAQ: Primary Source - Newton on Mathematics
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SAQ: Primary Source - Smith on Global Trade
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Absolutism and Enlightenment Political Theories
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Enlightened Despots and Democratic Leaders
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Enlightenment Thinkers and Scientific Revolutionaries
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Rococo and Neoclassical Art Styles
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DBQ: Causation - The Impact of Enlightenment Ideas
Evaluate the extent to which Enlightenment ideas led to the development of new political and social structures in the period 1750-1850.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Impact of Revolutionary Ideals
Evaluate the extent to which the American Revolution affected the French Revolution in the period 1776–1789.
DBQ: Relative Causes - The French Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the French Revolution in the period 1780-1790.
LEQ: Causation - Industrial Revolution's Social Impact
Evaluate the extent to which the Industrial Revolution affected social structures in Europe during the period 1750-1950.
LEQ: Causation - The Enlightenment's Impact on Political Thought
Evaluate the extent to which the Enlightenment affected political thought in Europe during the period 1700-1900.
LEQ: Causation - The French Revolution's Global Impact
Evaluate the extent to which the French Revolution affected revolutionary movements worldwide during the period 1789-1900.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of the Industrial Revolution on Global Market Economies
Evaluate the extent to which the Industrial Revolution affected global market economies during the period 1750-1950.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
Evaluate the extent to which the economic systems of European colonial powers changed in response to the Transatlantic Slave Trade in the period 1500-1800.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Role of Nationalism
Evaluate the extent to which nationalism changed the political landscape of Europe in the period 1789-1900.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The American Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the American Revolution in the period 1763-1789.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Enlightenment
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Enlightenment in the period 1650-1800.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The French Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the French Revolution in the period 1750-1800.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Industrial Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Industrial Revolution in the period 1750-1850.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Rise of Napoleon
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte in the period 1789-1804.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Declaration of Independence
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Tennis Court Oath
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Discovery of America
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Steam Engine
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Advances in Agricultural Technology
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Impact of the Steam Engine
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Enlightenment
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The French Revolution
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Transatlantic Slave Trade
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Catalyst of the French Revolution
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SAQ: Primary Source - Congress of Vienna
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SAQ: Primary Source - Declaration of Independence
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SAQ: Primary Source - Industrial Revolution
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SAQ: Primary Source - Tennis Court Oath
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Enlightenment Ideas vs. Romanticism
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - French Revolution vs. American Revolution
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DBQ: Causation - The Social Consequences of Industrialization
Evaluate the extent to which industrialization led to social consequences in Europe during the period 1830-1850.
LEQ: Causation - Government and Industrialization
Evaluate the extent to which government policies influenced the process of industrialization in Europe between 1750 and 1900.
LEQ: Causation - Mechanization and the Working Class
Evaluate the extent to which mechanization during the Industrial Revolution affected the working class in Europe from 1780 to 1914.
LEQ: Causation - The Spread of Industrialization
Evaluate the extent to which the spread of industrialization outside of Britain affected European economic and social structures in the 19th century.
LEQ: Changes in History - Labor Movements
Evaluate the extent to which labor movements in Europe changed in response to industrialization in the period 1750 to 1900.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Role of Women
Evaluate the extent to which the role of women in European society changed as a result of industrialization in the period 1750 to 1900.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Environmental Impact of Industrialization
Evaluate the relative importance of coal usage versus deforestation in the environmental impact of industrialization in Europe during the period 1750 to 1900.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Social Reactions to Industrialization
Evaluate the relative importance of labor unions versus socialist movements in shaping the social reactions to industrialization in Europe during the period 1800 to 1914.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Spread of Industrialization
Evaluate the relative importance of technological innovation versus government policy in the spread of industrialization in Europe during the period 1750 to 1900.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Mechanization and Social Conflict
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Rise of Socialism
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Urbanization and Living Conditions
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Economic Theories
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Government's Role in Labor
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Impact of Machinery on Labor
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Spirit of Liberty
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Government Responses to Industrialization
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Rise of Mass Society
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Spread of Industrialization
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - The Steam Engine
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SAQ: Primary Source - Factory System and Labor Unions
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SAQ: Primary Source - Industrialization's Impact
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SAQ: Primary Source - Mechanization and Skilled Artisans
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SAQ: Primary Source - Urbanization and Public Health
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Industrialization in Britain and Germany
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Second-Wave Industrialization Innovations
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Social Reactions to Industrialization
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Urbanization and Agrarian Changes
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DBQ: Changes in History - The Impact of Imperialism
Evaluate the extent to which the New Imperialism of the late 19th to early 20th century affected political and economic developments in Europe in the period 1870 to 1914.
DBQ: Relative Causes - Unification of Germany
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of the Unification of Germany in the period 1848-1871.
LEQ: Causation - Industrial Revolution and Social Changes
Evaluate the extent to which the Industrial Revolution affected social structures in Europe during the period 1750-1950.
LEQ: Changes in History - Imperialism's Impact on Cultures
Evaluate the extent to which European imperialism changed indigenous cultures in Africa and Asia in the period 1850-1950.
LEQ: Changes in History - Industrial Revolution and Social Structures
Evaluate the extent to which social structures in Europe changed in response to the Industrial Revolution in the period 1750-1900.
LEQ: Changes in History - Nationalism and Political Borders
Evaluate the extent to which the concept of nationalism changed political borders in Europe in the period 1800-2000.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Industrial Revolution
Evaluate the relative importance of technological innovation and changing economic policies in the development of the Industrial Revolution in the period 1750-1900.
LEQ: Relative Causes - New Imperialism
Evaluate the relative importance of economic motivations and national rivalries in driving the New Imperialism of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Unification Movements
Evaluate the relative importance of political leadership and popular movements in the unification of Italy and Germany in the 19th century.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - Congress of Vienna
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Industrial Revolution
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Italian Unification
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Social Darwinism
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Congress of Vienna
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Impact of Darwinism
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Italian Unification
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Scramble for Africa
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Nationalism
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Social and Political Ideologies
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Women's Rights
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Congress of Vienna
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Imperialism
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Industrial Revolution
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Nationalism
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SAQ: Primary Source - Bismarck's Blood and Iron Speech
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SAQ: Primary Source - Jules Ferry on Colonial Expansion
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SAQ: Primary Source - The Declaration of Independence
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Nationalism and Imperialism
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Romanticism and Modern Art
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DBQ: Causation - The Great Depression's Impact on Society
Evaluate the extent to which the Great Depression led to a rise in extremist political movements in the period 1929 to 1939.
DBQ: Relative Causes - Lead-up to World War II
Evaluate the relative importance of causes of World War II in the period 1919-1939.
LEQ: Causation - The Impact of the Great Depression on European Politics
Evaluate the extent to which the Great Depression affected political developments in Europe in the period 1929-1939.
LEQ: Causation - The Role of Fascism in World War II
Evaluate the extent to which the rise of fascism contributed to the outbreak of World War II in the period 1922-1939.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Effects of the Russian Revolution
Evaluate the extent to which the Russian Revolution changed the course of Russian history in the period 1917 to 1945.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Great Depression on European Politics
Evaluate the extent to which the Great Depression changed European political landscapes in the period 1929 to 1939.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Treaty of Versailles on Germany
Evaluate the extent to which German society and politics changed in response to the Treaty of Versailles in the period 1919 to 1939.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Rise of Totalitarian Regimes
Evaluate the extent to which the rise of totalitarian regimes in the 20th century changed the nature of warfare in the period 1939 to 1945.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Role of Women in 20th-Century Wars
Evaluate the extent to which the role of women in society changed as a result of their participation in 20th-century global conflicts in the period 1914 to 1945.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Cold War
Evaluate the relative importance of ideological differences, economic competition, and wartime alliances in causing the Cold War.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Great Depression
Evaluate the relative importance of stock market speculation, banking failures, and international trade policies in causing the Great Depression.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Outbreak of World War II
Evaluate the relative importance of the Treaty of Versailles, appeasement policies, and economic factors in causing World War II.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Bolshevik Revolution
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Great Depression
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - Treaty of Versailles
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Rise of Fascism
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Cold War
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Holocaust
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Impact of Nuclear Weapons on International Relations
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - The Role of Women in 20th-Century Wars
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SAQ: Primary Source - Prelude to War
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SAQ: Primary Source - Stalin on Stalingrad
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SAQ: Primary Source - The New Deal
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Impact of Technological Advancements in WWI and WWII
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - The Rise of Extremism in the 1920s-1930s and the 21st Century
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - WWI and WWII
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DBQ: Causation - The Cold War's Impact on Europe
Evaluate the extent to which the Cold War led to significant political and social changes in Europe in the period 1945-1991.
DBQ: Changes in History - The Evolution of European Integration
Evaluate the extent to which the Marshall Plan affected the formation of the European Union in the period 1947-1993.
LEQ: Causation - Decolonization's Impact on Global Power Dynamics
Evaluate the extent to which decolonization affected global power dynamics in the period 1945-1995.
LEQ: Causation - The Influence of Feminist Movements on European Policies
Evaluate the extent to which feminist movements affected European policies in the period 1960-2010.
LEQ: Causation - The Marshall Plan's Impact on European Recovery
Evaluate the extent to which the Marshall Plan affected European economic recovery in the period 1948-1970.
LEQ: Changes in History - Decolonization and Global Power Dynamics
Evaluate the extent to which global power dynamics changed in response to decolonization in the period 1945-1975.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Evolution of Feminism
Evaluate the extent to which the goals and strategies of feminism changed from the first wave in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to the fourth wave in the 21st century.
LEQ: Changes in History - The Impact of the Marshall Plan on European Economic Recovery
Evaluate the extent to which European economic recovery changed in response to the Marshall Plan in the period 1947-1952.
LEQ: Relative Causes - Decolonization
Evaluate the relative importance of economic factors and nationalist movements in the process of decolonization in the period 1945-1975.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Cold War
Evaluate the relative importance of ideological differences and power vacuums in the emergence of the Cold War in the period 1945-1950.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Development of the European Union
Evaluate the relative importance of economic motivations and political stability in the development of the European Union in the period 1950-1993.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Fall of Communism
Evaluate the relative importance of economic challenges and political reforms in the fall of communism in Eastern Europe in the period 1980-1991.
LEQ: Relative Causes - The Rise of Feminism
Evaluate the relative importance of social changes and legislative actions in the advancement of women's rights in the period 1960-2000.
SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Cuban Missile Crisis
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The ECSC
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Fall of the Berlin Wall
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Iron Curtain
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SAQ: Cause and Effect - The Maastricht Treaty
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - Human Rights Post-WWII
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Iron Curtain
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Marshall Plan
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SAQ: Continuity and Change - The Treaty of Rome
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SAQ: Continuity and Change (No Stimulus) - Decolonization
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Causes of Decolonization
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SAQ: Historians Disagree - Origins and Nature of the Cold War
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SAQ: Primary Source - Marshall Plan Speech
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SAQ: Primary Source - Proclamation of the Irish Republic
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - Decolonization Processes
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SAQ: Similarity and Difference - The Cold War Superpowers
Answer the following AP European History Short Answer Question