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Line 2: − + − You can substitute in a question from honors into your regular assignment, if you are not in honors. You can also substitute in a question raised from class or the lecture.+ − − − <br><br> − 2. Pick your two favorite [[scientists]] or [[mathematicians]] from the 1800s and explain what you like about them. − <br><br> − 3. Do you think the Industrial Revolution was good or bad, and why? − 4. Give an example of [[nationalism]] from the lecture, with dates.+ − 5. What is [[imperialism]]? Describe the four patterns of imperialism.+ − <br><br> − 6. Describe an aspect of [[Africa]] in the 1800s, such as an example of imperialism. − <br><br> − 7. Pick any aspect of [[Asian]] history in the 1800s and describe and discuss it. − <br><br> − − == Honors Questions (answer '''any 3''' in addition to the above questions) == − H1. Utilitarianism - what is it, and what's your view of it? − H2. What is your view of imperialism, and whether it is sometimes good?+ − H3. Nationalism: good or bad?+ − H4. Describe how [[Japan]] to became a [[military]] powerhouse by the 20th century.+ − H5. Comment on [[socialism]], [[communism]] or [[evolution]].+ − H6. Discuss any aspect of the lecture.+ − '''Have a Blessed [[Resurrection Sunday]] (Easter)!!!''' (No class Apr. 6th.)+
World History Homework Ten (view source)
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<br>Instructor: Andy Schlafly
<br>Instructor: Andy Schlafly
'''Read the lecture.'''
'''Read the lecture.''' Then answer four of the following questions (honors answer six):
1. Describe the [[Industrial Revolution]] ... including your view of it.
1. When and where was the [[Industrial Revolution]]?
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2. Describe imperialism ... including your view of it.
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3. Pick any aspect of African or [[Asian]] history in the lecture, and describe it.
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4. Write an essay about any issue related to the lecture.
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5. Pick and describe 3 terms (5 for credit for two questions) and describe them in the World History Study Guide from 1648.
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6. Discuss the work of Karl Marx or Charles Darwin, or both.
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7. Discuss classical economics or utilitarianism.
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8. Explain what nationalism is, providing an example.
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9. Describe the history of Latin America for the time period covered by the lecture.
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[[Category:World History lectures]]
[[Category:World History lectures]]