WHAP Midterm

SEPTIC Themes

social, economic, political, technology, interaction with the environment, culture

4 C’s

Comparison, Causation, Continuity, Change

OPTIC (used when analyzing a source)

Occasions, Parts, Themes, Interrelations, Conclusion

SAQ RAGE Technique

restate the prompt, answer the prompt, give evidence, explain the significance

LEQ Writing Format

Thesis, Contextualizations, Evidence, Analysis

LEQ Thesis Outline

Although X, because A and B, therefore C

Indus River Valley Civilization, Nile River Valley Civilization, Mesopotamia, China, Roman Empire & Greece

Key Regions Unit 0

Jesus of Nazareth, Muhammad, the Buddha

Key People Unit 0

Dar al-Islam, West Africa, Western vs. Eastern Europe, China, Indian Ocean, East Africa, the Americas

Key Regions Unit 1 and 2

Genghis Khan, Khublai Khan, Marco Polo, Ibn Batutta, Muhammad, Zheng He, Mansa Musa

Key People Units 1 and 2

Western Europe (Dutch, British, French, Portuguese, and Spanish Empires), Ottoman Empire, Safavid Empire, Mughal Empire, Russian Empire, China, Latin America, West Africa, the Caribbean, North America

Key Regions Units 3 and 4

Christopher Columbus, Vasco da Gama, Aurangzeb, Akbar, Martin Luther

Key People Units 3 and 4

United States of America, United Kingdom, France, Haiti, Latin America

Key Regions Unit 5

Simon Bolivar, George Washington, Copernicus, Newton, Galileo, Tupac Amaru, Toussaint Louverture, Voltaire, Condorcet, Kartini

Key People Unit 5

Movement to abolish slavery

Abolitionism

movement to promote and secure women’s rights

Feminism

movement to create a Jewish state in British Palestine

Zionism

movement promoting social liberty

Liberalism

movement popular among the lower class, calls for extreme social change

Radicalism

belief that a people with a shared language, (sometimes) shared ancestry, and shared borders comprise a nation

Nationalism

revolt in the 13 Colonies against British rule, desired lower taxes and the continuation of slavery, established a democracy, led by elites, based on Enlightenment ideals

American Revolution

inspired by the American Revolution, French peasants overthrew the government and established a democracy promising (but failing to achieve) equal rights for all people, based on Enlightenment ideals

French Revolution

slave revolt in Santo Domingue (French colony), established the modern country of Haiti, based on Enlightenment ideals

Haitian Revolution

Spanish and Portuguese colonies seceded from the empires that ruled them

Latin American Revolution