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Skills:
Be able to identify a claim evidence and reasoning from a reading passage
Be able to identify the Ethos , Pathos, Logos from a reading passage
World Religions- Monotheistic and Polytheistic (be able to compare and contrast as well) Hinduism , Buddhism , Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
- What do we know about Siddhartha’s early life?
- What was the first fact of life that Siddhartha learned after seeing the outside world?
- What did Siddhartha achieve after sitting under the Bodhi tree and thinking deeply about ?
- What did Siddhartha become known as after sitting under the Bodhi tree?
- What is the 8 fold path?
- Buddhism and religions in general spread (moved) across the world mostly as a result of what?
- Define Monotheistic
- Identify the major sects of Judaism , Christianity, and Islam .
- What is communion?
- Who helped spread the teachings of Jesus?
- According to the Torah, what was the promise that was made between the Jews and God called?
- What is the Muslims’ place of worship is called a?
13. What are the five pillars of Islam?
14. What are the important symbols for all the religions we studied?
15. What is the number of followers of each of the religions we studied?
Ancient China – Qin , Han, Tang / Song, Ming and Qing along with Chinese Philosophers / Philosophies (Confucianism, Taoism, Legalism etc)
- Define the Mandate of Heaven and know its purpose
- Define autocracy and Dynastic Cycle
- Know the chronological order of the Dynasties
- What are Confucianism, Legalism, and Daoism
- What was the purpose of the creation of these philosophies
- What was the most valuable Chinese export
Mongolian Empire
- What was the largest continuous land empire in history
- Who was the First leader of the Mongolian Empire
The significance of the Great Wall and The Silk Road
- What was the Silk Road and what is its legacy
- Did the Great Wall serve its purpose
- What is the Great Walls legacy
Yuan Dynasty (Pax Mongolica)
- What was the Pax Mongolica
- Who led the Yuan Dynasty
Feudalism in Japan and Europe ( compare and Contrast)
- Define Fuedalism
- What was its purpose
- Compare and Contrast Feudalism in Japan and Europe
- Know some geographical facts about Japan
Byzantine Empire
- What are the origins of the Byzantine Empire
- How long did it last
- Who brought it to its Golden Age
- How did he bring it to its Golden Age
- What are the reasons for its downfall
Ottoman Empire
- What are the origins of the Ottoman Empire
- How long did it last
- Who brought it to its Golden Age
- How did he bring it to its Golden Age
- What factors led to its decline
- Define Genocide
Crusades ( causes and effects)
- What were the causes of the Crusades and the results of the first four Crusades?
Plague (causes and effects)
- What are the origins of the bubonic plague
- What are the causes and effects of the Bubonic Plague
Renaissance / Reformation
- What does Renaissance mean
- When did this era begin
- Where did it begin and why
- Define Patron Humanism, Individualism, Secularism, Perspective
- Who wrote The Prince
- What was the Medici family known for
- How did the Renaissance spread to other parts of Europe – Northern Renaissance
- What are some characteristics of the Northern Renaissance
- Who are some important authors and playwrights of that era
- Who brought England to its Golden Age and how
- Why did Henry VIII break away from the Catholic Church
- What was the Reformation and what did it lead to
- What was the first book to be printed using the Gutenberg Press
60 What was the significance of the Gutenberg Press
- Define vernacular and know what language Martin Luther translated the Bible to
- Define indulgences
- What was the Counter-Reformation
- Understand the legacy of the Reformation
Scientific Revolution and Age of Enlightenment
- Define Scientific Revolution and Age of Enlightenment
- When did each era begin and end
- What led to the Scientific Revolution
- What led to the Age of Enlightenment
- Who were some of the contributors of the Scientific Revolution and their achievements Bacon, Descartes, Galileo, Newton, Kepler, Copernicus etc
- Who were some of the Enlightenment thinkers and what topics did they discuss or come up with Locke, Hobbes, Montesquieu, Rousseau, Voltaire, Wollstonecraft etc
- Name the enlightened despots and know their achievements
- What are the major themes of the Scientific Revolution and Age of Enlightenment
- What is the legacy of both those eras