EXAMS

The Ancient  Civilizations, Asian and European Contexts	End of the Medieval Order and the societies of the Old Regime	Cultural Renovation and the Resistance in Europe	First expressions of the globalised world Surrounding and artistic expressions
07/09/15	14/09/15	28/09/15	12/10/15

COMMON SETS

The Ancient  Civilizations	Asian and European Contexts	End of the Medieval Order and the societies of the Old Regime
7/08/15	03/09/15	10/09/15

Cultural Renovation and the Resistance in Europe	First expressions of the globalised world	Surrounding and artistic expressions
17/09/15	24/09/15	1/10/15

ANNUAL PROJECT

You need to have a time line with 200 events that marked world history. It needs to be presented in bond paper, no board or any other material because you need to roll it as a scroll.

At the end you will have a presentation where you will talk about the events that impacted you and that you think changed the world either for good or for bad.

Each bimester as part of your working plan you will have 40 events so that at the end you get the 200 ones. 

MAPS

Conceptual map of the Ancient Civilizations including important contributions to the world, geographical situation, political, economic and social life.  You must include Egypt, Mesopotamia, Phoenician, India, China and the American Culture

Mental map of Greece

Mental map of Rome make sure to include the three roman periods

Mental map of the Ottoman and Mughal Empire

Project: Prepare a mental map of the Middle Ages. Including Feudalism, Islam, Crusades, People, Education, Importance of Religion, Family, Slavery, Art, etc.

The formation of National Monarchies: Spain, France, England and Russia (rulers, how was society organised, economy, what made them power)

Mental map of the European City-states

Mental map of The Renaissance and it heritage

Mental map of Humanism

Mental map of the spreading of Printing Press

Mental map of the Beginning of the Scientific Thinking and the Technological Advances

Mental map of the Protestant Reformation and the Counter-Reformation

Conceptual map of England and the First Bourgeois Revolution

Mental map of the Viceroyalties of New Spain and Peru

Mental map of Interbreeding and how the Africans contributed to the American Culture

Mental map of the first expression of the globalized world (including the fall of Constantinople, the need of new trading routes, maritime expeditions, conquests of African Coasts, India, Indonesia and the Americas, world exchanges: silver, slaves and spices)

Second Project, prepare and album of at least six samples of the artistic expressions of the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (renaissance, baroque, New Spain and Peru artistic expressions, Islamic, Chinese and Japanese art) draw or print and write main features.  Handwritten you can just print the drawings

End of the year timeline revision

MENTAL MAP

Tend to be more flexible and personal than concept maps.

Are used to slice and dice the map’s central topic or concept in multiple ways.

May contain images and color, to make them more visually stimulating

Topics may only have a single parent

CONEPTUAL MAP

Are commonly used to organize and represent tacit knowledge.

Usually contain general concepts at the top of the map, with more specific concepts arrayed hierarchically below.

Connector lines usually contains keywords or phrases that summarize the relationship between the topics they connect. Such as topic a “causes” topic B.

Topics may be cross-linked with each other to depict more complex relationships between topics. Topics in mind maps may only have one parent; in a concept map, a topic may have multiple connector lines, each one representing a different relationship.

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World History

2015-2016

Exámenes 25%
	30/05/15 Glosario, Guerra de Vietnam, Caída del muro, países socialistas 14/05/15 Control de petróleo, globalización, guerras étnicas, narcotráfico, terrorismo 28/05/15 Sida, calentamiento global, mov. Estudiantiles, feminismo e intervenciones de EUA 11/06/15 Ultimas dictaduras, evolución de tecnología, deporte, salud