WORLD HISTORY REVIEW DEMOCRATIC DOCUMENTS Year Summary Wikipedia STANDARDS 10.1 Greece: Constitution voting rights Similarities and Differences of Judeo-Christian and Greco-Roman views.10.1.1 Greek Religion Democracy Part I Democracy Part II Democracy Part III Democracy Part IV Greek and Roman Law Fall of Rome Ancient Rome Roman Timeline Development of Western Ideas:10.1.2 Philosophy Plato Aristotle Influence of the US Constitution: 10.1.3 Influence of the US Constitution STANDARDS 10.2 Compare the major ideas of philosophers of the democratic revolutions:10.2.1 Enlightenment John Locke Montesquieu Simon Bolivar Thomas Jefferson and James Madison The principles of 5 major documents:10.2.2 Magna Carta I Middle Ages Facts Middle Ages Facts Crusades English Bill of Rights Declaration of Independence French Declaration of Rights Bill of Rights Bill of Rights II Napoleon Napoleon PBS Alexander the Great VS. Napoleon The American Revolution:10.2.3 No More Kings Shot Heard Round the World American Revolution The French Revolution:10.2.4 and 10.2.5 French Revolution Part I French Revolution Part II French Revolution Part III Alexander the Great VS. Napoleon STANDARDS 10.3 Industrial Revolution where and why:10.3.1 England and Japan and the Industrial Revolution Industrial Revolution Health, Tea and Industrial Revolution Industrial Revolution technology:10.3.2 Technology of the Industrial Revolution We are history Industrial Revolution Louis Pastuer Industrial Revolution growth of population and immigration:10.3.3 Immigration Industrial Revolution and the end of the slave trade:10.3.4 End of Slavery Industrial Revolution and work:10.3.5 Industrial Revolution Children of Industrial of Revolution Capitalism, Social Democracy,Socialism, and Communism:10.3.6 Capitalsim The Communist Manifesto Karl Marx Socialsim's Appeal Socialsim and Democracy Communism The emergence of Romanticism:10.3.7 Romanticism William Blake William Wordsworth STANDARDS 10.4 Describe the rise of industrial economies and their link to imperialism/colonialism:10.4.1 Rise of Industrial economies Social Darwinism expalanation Locations of colonial rule:10.4.2 Colonial Rule powerpoint Explain imperialism from the perspective of the colonizers/colonized:10.4.3 SEE POWERPOINT ABOVE Anglo Boer War Describe the independence struggles of the colonized regions of the world:10.4.4 Africa India STANDARDS 10.5 Analyze the arguments for entering WWI:10.5.1 World War I history Propaganda Total War Examine the principal theaters of battle, and major turning points:10.5.2 Battle of Verdun Battle of the Marne Gallipoli Western Front Tanks Explain how the Russian Revolution affected the outcome of the war:10.5.3 Russian Revolution Russian Revolution Russian Revolution Russian Rap Russian Revolution super cool Understand the costs of WWI:10.5.4 Africa India STANDARDS 10.6 Analyze the the aims and influence of the Treaty of Versailles and Woodrow Wilson:10.6.1 Treaty of Versailles Treaty of Versailles 2 Describe the effects of WWI:10.6.2 Understand the widespread disillusionment with prewar institutions:10.6.3 Totalitarianism Discuss the influence of WWI on literature and art:10.6.4 Ernest Hemingway Rap Ernest Hemingway II Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso Paintings STANDARDS 10.7 Students analyze the rise of totalitarian governments after WWI. 10.7 Russian Revolution 10.7.1 Joseph Stalin 10.7.2 Nazi Rise 10.7.3 STANDARDS 10.8 Compare the German, Italian, and Japanese drives for empire in the 1930s. 10.8.1 Hitler Stalin Non-Aggression Pact Describe the political, diplomatic, and military leaders during the war. 10.8.4. Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Dwight Eisenhower Emperor Hirohito Franklin Delano Roosevelt 10.8.4 Hirohito's Death Winston Churchill General Macarthur Analyze the Nazi policy of pursuing racial purity, especially on the Jews. 10.8.5 Holocaust STANDARDS 10.9 Compare the economic and military power shifts caused by the war. 10.9.1 Yalta Conference Understand the importance of the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan.10.9.3 Marshall Plan STANDARDS 10.10 STANDARDS 10.11