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What is History? …and..
What’s with the PIRATES!?!
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WWWWWH of History?
• Who?– Who makes it? Who is it about?
• What?– What is included? What is not
included?
• When?– When does history take place?
• Where?– Where does history happen?
• Why?– Why do we study it?
• How? – How do we study it?
• With the person sitting next to you, BRAINSTORM!
• Be ready to share!
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Themes
• What is a theme?– Big Ideas that stretch across time and
place – Connect all of history
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Interactions
Interaction among and within major societies -- patterns & effects of interaction between societies
What are some types of interaction between societies?– Human migration – forced or voluntary– Trade– War – Cultural Diffusion – process by which inventions,
beliefs, and customs pass from one group of people to another.
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CCOT
Change and continuity – What has changed and what has stayed the same across the historical periods covered in this course
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Technology and Demography
Demography – the science of vital and social statistics, as of the births, deaths, marriages, of populations- Associated terms – population pyramids, fertility rate, mortality rate, urbanization
Technology and Demographic changes – the changes in population resulting from factors that impacts births, deaths, and life expectancy.
What factors or events would impact demographics?– War, disease, technology, medicine, new food crops,
migrations, weaponry…
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Society and Gender
Social structure and Gender Structure – the political, economic, social and cultural behavior of and perceived expectations for men and women.
What factors would influence the role of a man or woman?– Religion, education, marriage, social class,
traditions– Associated terms – patriarchal, matriarchal
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Culture
Cultural and intellectual developments – including religion, food patterns, fashion, common practices, education
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Politics
• Political organization –Changes in functions and structures of states and in attitudes toward states and political identities (political culture), including the emergence of the nation-state (types of political organization)
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What’s with the
PIRATES?
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Where’s the?• Where is the civilization located?
– This is the geography of the area– Can you find it on a map?– Are there mountains,
rivers, oceans around?
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P• Political
– Type of Government– Political Centralization– Political Participation– State Control over Economy & Society– Succession– Loyalty– Ideology
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I• Intellectual
– Ideology– New Ideas– Philosophies– Important Books Written
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R• Religious
– Religion practiced– Holidays– Rituals Involved– Polytheistic/Monotheistic– Wars fought because of religious
differences
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A• Artistic
– Music– Theater– Literature– Art– Artists– Movements
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T• Technological
– Innovations– New inventions– Impacts of the above
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E• Economics
– Type of money used– How do the people make a living?
• Agricultural vs. Merchants
– Trade (internal and international)– Role of manufacturing in the economy– Labor systems including gender roles– Taxes
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S• Social Structure– Social mobility– Relations between classes– Leisure & recreation– Family & marriage– Gender roles– Urbanization– Population density