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Unit
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Title
of Unit
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Viewing
Guide Content
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1
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Introduction
to World History
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2
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Rise
of Deomcracy: Greece, Rome, and the Judeo-Christian
Tradition
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- Introduction
to Art History - The first look at art for
students in world history. Includes a "Viewing
art guide".
- PowerPoint
- A comparison of Classical, Medieval, and
Renaissance art.
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3
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Transformation
to Modern World
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- Introduction
to Art History - The first look at art for
students in world history. Includes a "Viewing
art guide".
- PowerPoint
- A comparison of Classical, Medieval, and
Renaissance art.
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4
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Enlightenment
and Revolutions
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5
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Industrial
Revolution
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- Neoclassical,
Romantic, Impressionist and Post-Impressionist
PowerPoint - An overview.
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7
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World
War I
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- A
Soldier's Life - A PowerPoint presentation
showing the conditions that individual soldiers
had to face during the war.
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8
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World
War II
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- Introduction
to Propaganda Activity - Students are exposed to
the different techniques associated with
propaganda. This web-based activity has students
identified different techniques used in
WWII.
- Creating
an Enemy - A PowerPoint presentation done in
conjunction with Scott Berry. Looks specifically
at government attempts to dehumanize the
enemy.
- Propaganda
Poster - Students create their own WWII
propaganda posers using techniques discussed.
Student work was published online.
- Artistic
Reaction to War and the Modern World - A
PowerPoint presentation that shows different
reactions to the war, rise of totalitarian
leaders, and the extreme nationalism that
existed before WWI and WWII.
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9
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Cold
War
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10
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Modern
Problems
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11
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Culminating
Project
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- History
Through Art WebQuest - In this culminating
project, students are asked to select one of
nine artistic movements that span the last four
hundred years and investigate the art movement,
an artist of that period, and the historic
influences on both. Finally, students create an
original or copy an exhisting work of art
typical of the movement studied. Student work is
published online.
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