Posted June 1, 200420 yr check out all this stuff i have to do, pretty crazy, thought i would give in detail so maybe someone could give a few tips or comments... You assignments for today are to 1. plan and create a Survival Manual for APWH pamphlet, 2. create a list of the Top 10 Turning Points in World History, and 3. write a “day before the test” letter for next years students. The Survival Manuals I will pass out to next years students at the beginning of the year so they may refer to them throughout the year. The Top 10 Turning Points will be compiled to create a class list. Your class will be the first to create such a list. The letters will be given to students next year the day before the AP exam. So try to give them something that you think would have helped you the day before. Pamphlet assignment: By yourself OR with A partner, create a Survival Manual for APWH for next year’s classes. Include the following topics: Helpful hints on how to be successful What to expect from the course and instructor How to read the textbook efficiently Study groups- setting one up, making it work Preparing for the exam Whatever other information you would like to include. ALSO- include illustrations as appropriate. Yes- you can use humor- but please take this seriously and produce something that is useful. The person(s) who create the best pamphlet will earn extra credit. I will use their pamphlet to photocopy and distribute to students the first day of school next year and also at Back-to-School Night. Some Top Ten Turning Points given by members of the AP World List serve: this is to get your thinking juices flowing. Be prepared to argue FOR your list, and argue AGAINST others as we will be creating a class list from all you your responses. 1. Neolithic Revolution 2. Development of Written Language 3. Spread of Islam 4. Mongol Invasions 5. European Renaissance 6. Colonization 7. Spread of Slavery 8. Shift from Absolute Monarchies to Parliamentary Governments 9. Bolshevik Revolution (Communism) 10. World War I 1.The Death of Charlemagne 2. The Death of Genghis Khan 3. The Defeat of Hannibal by Scipio Africanus 3. The Reopening of Japan by America in 1860s 4. The Monroe Doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary (enforcement required) 5. The invention of fire 6. Domestication of the dog 7. Invention of writing leading all the way through the computer 8. Invention of the radio 9. The use of anesthesia for surgery 1. Neolithic Revolution 2. Development of Law Codes (Hammurabi, Justinian, Roman, etc...) 3. Mongols 4. The Silk Road 5. Bronze Age 6. Imperialism 7. Columbian Exchange 8. Scientific Revolution 9. Spread of Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, etc... 10. Decolonization of Africa, Latin America, Asia etc... 1. Agricultural Revolution 2. Founding of Religions (Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam) 3. Unification of China by Qin Dynasty 4. Mongol Invasions 5. European Renaissance/Scientific Revolution 6. Colonization & Spread of Slavery 7. Shift from Absolute Monarchies to Parliamentary Governments 8. Industrial Revolution (England, U.S. & Japan) 9. Russian Revolution & spread of Communism) The Research Paper is in two parts (approx. five pages—1250 words---each; more than seven will not be read). The two papers are due Wed. June 2nd. Late papers will be lowered one grade for each day that it is late. Make sure that you clear your topic with me PRIOR to starting on it. Paper #1 – Select an historical even in world politics (crisis, peace agreement, outbreak of war, meeting, conference, etc.) Describe the event, explain its meaning for world politics, and interpret its significance for the time when it occurred. Include footnotes and bibliography. Paper #2 – Analyze this event from the perspective of a particular country or a specific leader or agency within one country. For example, if the Cuban Missile Crisis was selected for paper #1, you might select to write on the Cuban, American, or Russian perspective, Kennedy or Khruschcev’s or the U.S. National Security Council’s. These are just examples; these are just examples; any participant (state, institution, or personality) may be selected. Include footnotes and bibliography. Style information: Double spaced; 1” margins; Times New Roman 12 point Font. AP WORLD HISTORY RESEARCH PAPER The Research Paper is in two parts (approx. five pages—1250 words---each; more than seven will not be read). The two papers are due Wed. June 2nd. Late papers will be lowered one grade for each day that it is late. Make sure that you clear your topic with me PRIOR to starting on it. Paper #1 – Select an historical even in world politics (crisis, peace agreement, outbreak of war, meeting, conference, etc.) Describe the event, explain its meaning for world politics, and interpret its significance for the time when it occurred. Include footnotes and bibliography. Paper #2 – Analyze this event from the perspective of a particular country or a specific leader or agency within one country. For example, if the Cuban Missile Crisis was selected for paper #1, you might select to write on the Cuban, American, or Russian perspective, Kennedy or Khruschcev’s or the U.S. National Security Council’s. These are just examples; these are just examples; any participant (state, institution, or personality) may be selected. Include footnotes and bibliography. Style information: Double spaced; 1” margins; Times New Roman 12 point Font. Possible Topics Amritsar Massacre Armistice (World War I) Atlantic Charter Balfour Declaration Baataan Death March Battle of Midway Stalingrad Bulge Tours Trafalgar Adowa Berlin Conference Boer War Camp David Accords Boxer Rebellion Yalta Conference Congress of Vienna Fall of Constantinople United Nations Charter DEBRIEF QUESTIONS 1. What was your overall impression of the test? 2. How do you feel you did on the exam? 3. Was it easier, harder or what you expected? 4. How much time did you spend studying using the cram books? Did they help? Which one(s) did you use? If you used more than one, which did you like better? 5. What do you think you could have done to better prepare you for the exam? 6. What do you think I could have done to better prepare you for the exam? 7. What advice would you give to someone interested in taking the course next year? 8. How did the AP WORLD test compare to the AP EURO and/or AP US tests? (seniors) 9. How did the actual exam compare to the class exams? 10. Do you think the video series “Millennium” helped? Why or why not? 11. Predict your score? crazy huh guys
June 1, 200420 yr check out all this stuff i have to do, pretty crazy, thought i would give in detail so maybe someone could give a few tips or comments... You assignments for today are to 1. plan and create a Survival Manual for APWH pamphlet, 2. create a list of the Top 10 Turning Points in World History, and 3. write a “day before the test” letter for next years students. The Survival Manuals I will pass out to next years students at the beginning of the year so they may refer to them throughout the year. The Top 10 Turning Points will be compiled to create a class list. Your class will be the first to create such a list. The letters will be given to students next year the day before the AP exam. So try to give them something that you think would have helped you the day before. Pamphlet assignment: By yourself OR with A partner, create a Survival Manual for APWH for next year’s classes. Include the following topics: Helpful hints on how to be successful What to expect from the course and instructor How to read the textbook efficiently Study groups- setting one up, making it work Preparing for the exam Whatever other information you would like to include. ALSO- include illustrations as appropriate. Yes- you can use humor- but please take this seriously and produce something that is useful. The person(s) who create the best pamphlet will earn extra credit. I will use their pamphlet to photocopy and distribute to students the first day of school next year and also at Back-to-School Night. Some Top Ten Turning Points given by members of the AP World List serve: this is to get your thinking juices flowing. Be prepared to argue FOR your list, and argue AGAINST others as we will be creating a class list from all you your responses. 1. Neolithic Revolution 2. Development of Written Language 3. Spread of Islam 4. Mongol Invasions 5. European Renaissance 6. Colonization 7. Spread of Slavery 8. Shift from Absolute Monarchies to Parliamentary Governments 9. Bolshevik Revolution (Communism) 10. World War I 1.The Death of Charlemagne 2. The Death of Genghis Khan 3. The Defeat of Hannibal by Scipio Africanus 3. The Reopening of Japan by America in 1860s 4. The Monroe Doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary (enforcement required) 5. The invention of fire 6. Domestication of the dog 7. Invention of writing leading all the way through the computer 8. Invention of the radio 9. The use of anesthesia for surgery 1. Neolithic Revolution 2. Development of Law Codes (Hammurabi, Justinian, Roman, etc...) 3. Mongols 4. The Silk Road 5. Bronze Age 6. Imperialism 7. Columbian Exchange 8. Scientific Revolution 9. Spread of Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, etc... 10. Decolonization of Africa, Latin America, Asia etc... 1. Agricultural Revolution 2. Founding of Religions (Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam) 3. Unification of China by Qin Dynasty 4. Mongol Invasions 5. European Renaissance/Scientific Revolution 6. Colonization & Spread of Slavery 7. Shift from Absolute Monarchies to Parliamentary Governments 8. Industrial Revolution (England, U.S. & Japan) 9. Russian Revolution & spread of Communism) The Research Paper is in two parts (approx. five pages—1250 words---each; more than seven will not be read). The two papers are due Wed. June 2nd. Late papers will be lowered one grade for each day that it is late. Make sure that you clear your topic with me PRIOR to starting on it. Paper #1 – Select an historical even in world politics (crisis, peace agreement, outbreak of war, meeting, conference, etc.) Describe the event, explain its meaning for world politics, and interpret its significance for the time when it occurred. Include footnotes and bibliography. Paper #2 – Analyze this event from the perspective of a particular country or a specific leader or agency within one country. For example, if the Cuban Missile Crisis was selected for paper #1, you might select to write on the Cuban, American, or Russian perspective, Kennedy or Khruschcev’s or the U.S. National Security Council’s. These are just examples; these are just examples; any participant (state, institution, or personality) may be selected. Include footnotes and bibliography. Style information: Double spaced; 1” margins; Times New Roman 12 point Font. AP WORLD HISTORY RESEARCH PAPER The Research Paper is in two parts (approx. five pages—1250 words---each; more than seven will not be read). The two papers are due Wed. June 2nd. Late papers will be lowered one grade for each day that it is late. Make sure that you clear your topic with me PRIOR to starting on it. Paper #1 – Select an historical even in world politics (crisis, peace agreement, outbreak of war, meeting, conference, etc.) Describe the event, explain its meaning for world politics, and interpret its significance for the time when it occurred. Include footnotes and bibliography. Paper #2 – Analyze this event from the perspective of a particular country or a specific leader or agency within one country. For example, if the Cuban Missile Crisis was selected for paper #1, you might select to write on the Cuban, American, or Russian perspective, Kennedy or Khruschcev’s or the U.S. National Security Council’s. These are just examples; these are just examples; any participant (state, institution, or personality) may be selected. Include footnotes and bibliography. Style information: Double spaced; 1” margins; Times New Roman 12 point Font. Possible Topics Amritsar Massacre Armistice (World War I) Atlantic Charter Balfour Declaration Baataan Death March Battle of Midway Stalingrad Bulge Tours Trafalgar Adowa Berlin Conference Boer War Camp David Accords Boxer Rebellion Yalta Conference Congress of Vienna Fall of Constantinople United Nations Charter DEBRIEF QUESTIONS 1. What was your overall impression of the test? 2. How do you feel you did on the exam? 3. Was it easier, harder or what you expected? 4. How much time did you spend studying using the cram books? Did they help? Which one(s) did you use? If you used more than one, which did you like better? 5. What do you think you could have done to better prepare you for the exam? 6. What do you think I could have done to better prepare you for the exam? 7. What advice would you give to someone interested in taking the course next year? 8. How did the AP WORLD test compare to the AP EURO and/or AP US tests? (seniors) 9. How did the actual exam compare to the class exams? 10. Do you think the video series “Millennium” helped? Why or why not? 11. Predict your score? crazy huh guys whatever fag is behind this is pretty a nnoying.. 1post fags >.>
June 1, 200420 yr Haha, i was done my first year of university on april 23. No more homework for me and 4 month summer vacation...mmmm. Ok, but in all seriousness, a teacher would not assign that much stuff in a day. Im quite sure you've had ample time to work on each assignment. Teachers are not unreasonable (well...except in FAK3R's case). Assuming you've left this all to the last day to do i have 2 words of advice: You're fucked. Now, assuming you actually did start the work early and are simply posting this all to somehow "wow" the people of this forum...you are only going to get flamed. Words of advice: Dont try to impress people on this forum. You will get pissed on and laughed at. Another thought...the time it took you to type that crap, you could have done something productive instead.
June 1, 200420 yr so much to read. dident have time to read evrything... :s Lol but i guess nice 0wn shit.
June 1, 200420 yr I'm sorry about your homework problems. There's a simple solution that's way shorter: 1. Say, "I don't need this bullshit." 2. Flush it down the toilet.
June 1, 200420 yr so much to read. dident have time to read evrything... :s Lol but i guess nice 0wn shit. thats because u can't read
June 1, 200420 yr Turn on The History Channel, and take notes on the shows that come on. 90-95% of all the history reports I wrote in school came from it almost verbatim, and I passed AP World History with a B+. Just get ready to write a lot of shit about Hitler.
June 1, 200420 yr well thats what u get for taking an AP course, its called advanced placement for a reason, because you get homework. most AP courses rnt really worth it anyways unless you really do enjoy learning the information seeing as AP credit is only accepted to get you out of introductory college courses. then again im just bitter because i cant take AP psych next year :O
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June 2, 200420 yr check out all this stuff i have to do, pretty crazy, thought i would give in detail so maybe someone could give a few tips or comments... You assignments for today are to 1. plan and create a Survival Manual for APWH pamphlet, 2. create a list of the Top 10 Turning Points in World History, and 3. write a “day before the test” letter for next years students. The Survival Manuals I will pass out to next years students at the beginning of the year so they may refer to them throughout the year. The Top 10 Turning Points will be compiled to create a class list. Your class will be the first to create such a list. The letters will be given to students next year the day before the AP exam. So try to give them something that you think would have helped you the day before. Pamphlet assignment: By yourself OR with A partner, create a Survival Manual for APWH for next year’s classes. Include the following topics: Helpful hints on how to be successful What to expect from the course and instructor How to read the textbook efficiently Study groups- setting one up, making it work Preparing for the exam Whatever other information you would like to include. ALSO- include illustrations as appropriate. Yes- you can use humor- but please take this seriously and produce something that is useful. The person(s) who create the best pamphlet will earn extra credit. I will use their pamphlet to photocopy and distribute to students the first day of school next year and also at Back-to-School Night. Some Top Ten Turning Points given by members of the AP World List serve: this is to get your thinking juices flowing. Be prepared to argue FOR your list, and argue AGAINST others as we will be creating a class list from all you your responses. 1. Neolithic Revolution 2. Development of Written Language 3. Spread of Islam 4. Mongol Invasions 5. European Renaissance 6. Colonization 7. Spread of Slavery 8. Shift from Absolute Monarchies to Parliamentary Governments 9. Bolshevik Revolution (Communism) 10. World War I 1.The Death of Charlemagne 2. The Death of Genghis Khan 3. The Defeat of Hannibal by Scipio Africanus 3. The Reopening of Japan by America in 1860s 4. The Monroe Doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary (enforcement required) 5. The invention of fire 6. Domestication of the dog 7. Invention of writing leading all the way through the computer 8. Invention of the radio 9. The use of anesthesia for surgery 1. Neolithic Revolution 2. Development of Law Codes (Hammurabi, Justinian, Roman, etc...) 3. Mongols 4. The Silk Road 5. Bronze Age 6. Imperialism 7. Columbian Exchange 8. Scientific Revolution 9. Spread of Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, etc... 10. Decolonization of Africa, Latin America, Asia etc... 1. Agricultural Revolution 2. Founding of Religions (Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam) 3. Unification of China by Qin Dynasty 4. Mongol Invasions 5. European Renaissance/Scientific Revolution 6. Colonization & Spread of Slavery 7. Shift from Absolute Monarchies to Parliamentary Governments 8. Industrial Revolution (England, U.S. & Japan) 9. Russian Revolution & spread of Communism) The Research Paper is in two parts (approx. five pages—1250 words---each; more than seven will not be read). The two papers are due Wed. June 2nd. Late papers will be lowered one grade for each day that it is late. Make sure that you clear your topic with me PRIOR to starting on it. Paper #1 – Select an historical even in world politics (crisis, peace agreement, outbreak of war, meeting, conference, etc.) Describe the event, explain its meaning for world politics, and interpret its significance for the time when it occurred. Include footnotes and bibliography. Paper #2 – Analyze this event from the perspective of a particular country or a specific leader or agency within one country. For example, if the Cuban Missile Crisis was selected for paper #1, you might select to write on the Cuban, American, or Russian perspective, Kennedy or Khruschcev’s or the U.S. National Security Council’s. These are just examples; these are just examples; any participant (state, institution, or personality) may be selected. Include footnotes and bibliography. Style information: Double spaced; 1” margins; Times New Roman 12 point Font. AP WORLD HISTORY RESEARCH PAPER The Research Paper is in two parts (approx. five pages—1250 words---each; more than seven will not be read). The two papers are due Wed. June 2nd. Late papers will be lowered one grade for each day that it is late. Make sure that you clear your topic with me PRIOR to starting on it. Paper #1 – Select an historical even in world politics (crisis, peace agreement, outbreak of war, meeting, conference, etc.) Describe the event, explain its meaning for world politics, and interpret its significance for the time when it occurred. Include footnotes and bibliography. Paper #2 – Analyze this event from the perspective of a particular country or a specific leader or agency within one country. For example, if the Cuban Missile Crisis was selected for paper #1, you might select to write on the Cuban, American, or Russian perspective, Kennedy or Khruschcev’s or the U.S. National Security Council’s. These are just examples; these are just examples; any participant (state, institution, or personality) may be selected. Include footnotes and bibliography. Style information: Double spaced; 1” margins; Times New Roman 12 point Font. Possible Topics Amritsar Massacre Armistice (World War I) Atlantic Charter Balfour Declaration Baataan Death March Battle of Midway Stalingrad Bulge Tours Trafalgar Adowa Berlin Conference Boer War Camp David Accords Boxer Rebellion Yalta Conference Congress of Vienna Fall of Constantinople United Nations Charter DEBRIEF QUESTIONS 1. What was your overall impression of the test? 2. How do you feel you did on the exam? 3. Was it easier, harder or what you expected? 4. How much time did you spend studying using the cram books? Did they help? Which one(s) did you use? If you used more than one, which did you like better? 5. What do you think you could have done to better prepare you for the exam? 6. What do you think I could have done to better prepare you for the exam? 7. What advice would you give to someone interested in taking the course next year? 8. How did the AP WORLD test compare to the AP EURO and/or AP US tests? (seniors) 9. How did the actual exam compare to the class exams? 10. Do you think the video series “Millennium” helped? Why or why not? 11. Predict your score? crazy huh guys k
June 3, 200420 yr your fucked i guess tips 1: dont do it jsut say fuck it my parents will take care of me 2: pay someone to do it for you 3: move to armenia and buy a legal degree from the best university in teh country for like 50$ and live there if u get your parents to send you 200 a month you will be rich just for the record you are gay....or lesbian this is a edit : after i posted this i noticed in one of the top ten lists it said slavery. thats like noone give a shit about it some people still have slaves the most important event was when hitler killed himself and when OJ got away with teh murrder
June 3, 200420 yr check out all this stuff i have to do, pretty crazy, thought i would give in detail so maybe someone could give a few tips or comments... You assignments for today are to 1. plan and create a Survival Manual for APWH pamphlet, 2. create a list of the Top 10 Turning Points in World History, and 3. write a “day before the test” letter for next years students. The Survival Manuals I will pass out to next years students at the beginning of the year so they may refer to them throughout the year. The Top 10 Turning Points will be compiled to create a class list. Your class will be the first to create such a list. The letters will be given to students next year the day before the AP exam. So try to give them something that you think would have helped you the day before. Pamphlet assignment: By yourself OR with A partner, create a Survival Manual for APWH for next year’s classes. Include the following topics: Helpful hints on how to be successful What to expect from the course and instructor How to read the textbook efficiently Study groups- setting one up, making it work Preparing for the exam Whatever other information you would like to include. ALSO- include illustrations as appropriate. Yes- you can use humor- but please take this seriously and produce something that is useful. The person(s) who create the best pamphlet will earn extra credit. I will use their pamphlet to photocopy and distribute to students the first day of school next year and also at Back-to-School Night. Some Top Ten Turning Points given by members of the AP World List serve: this is to get your thinking juices flowing. Be prepared to argue FOR your list, and argue AGAINST others as we will be creating a class list from all you your responses. 1. Neolithic Revolution 2. Development of Written Language 3. Spread of Islam 4. Mongol Invasions 5. European Renaissance 6. Colonization 7. Spread of Slavery 8. Shift from Absolute Monarchies to Parliamentary Governments 9. Bolshevik Revolution (Communism) 10. World War I 1.The Death of Charlemagne 2. The Death of Genghis Khan 3. The Defeat of Hannibal by Scipio Africanus 3. The Reopening of Japan by America in 1860s 4. The Monroe Doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary (enforcement required) 5. The invention of fire 6. Domestication of the dog 7. Invention of writing leading all the way through the computer 8. Invention of the radio 9. The use of anesthesia for surgery 1. Neolithic Revolution 2. Development of Law Codes (Hammurabi, Justinian, Roman, etc...) 3. Mongols 4. The Silk Road 5. Bronze Age 6. Imperialism 7. Columbian Exchange 8. Scientific Revolution 9. Spread of Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, etc... 10. Decolonization of Africa, Latin America, Asia etc... 1. Agricultural Revolution 2. Founding of Religions (Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam) 3. Unification of China by Qin Dynasty 4. Mongol Invasions 5. European Renaissance/Scientific Revolution 6. Colonization & Spread of Slavery 7. Shift from Absolute Monarchies to Parliamentary Governments 8. Industrial Revolution (England, U.S. & Japan) 9. Russian Revolution & spread of Communism) The Research Paper is in two parts (approx. five pages—1250 words---each; more than seven will not be read). The two papers are due Wed. June 2nd. Late papers will be lowered one grade for each day that it is late. Make sure that you clear your topic with me PRIOR to starting on it. Paper #1 – Select an historical even in world politics (crisis, peace agreement, outbreak of war, meeting, conference, etc.) Describe the event, explain its meaning for world politics, and interpret its significance for the time when it occurred. Include footnotes and bibliography. Paper #2 – Analyze this event from the perspective of a particular country or a specific leader or agency within one country. For example, if the Cuban Missile Crisis was selected for paper #1, you might select to write on the Cuban, American, or Russian perspective, Kennedy or Khruschcev’s or the U.S. National Security Council’s. These are just examples; these are just examples; any participant (state, institution, or personality) may be selected. Include footnotes and bibliography. Style information: Double spaced; 1” margins; Times New Roman 12 point Font. AP WORLD HISTORY RESEARCH PAPER The Research Paper is in two parts (approx. five pages—1250 words---each; more than seven will not be read). The two papers are due Wed. June 2nd. Late papers will be lowered one grade for each day that it is late. Make sure that you clear your topic with me PRIOR to starting on it. Paper #1 – Select an historical even in world politics (crisis, peace agreement, outbreak of war, meeting, conference, etc.) Describe the event, explain its meaning for world politics, and interpret its significance for the time when it occurred. Include footnotes and bibliography. Paper #2 – Analyze this event from the perspective of a particular country or a specific leader or agency within one country. For example, if the Cuban Missile Crisis was selected for paper #1, you might select to write on the Cuban, American, or Russian perspective, Kennedy or Khruschcev’s or the U.S. National Security Council’s. These are just examples; these are just examples; any participant (state, institution, or personality) may be selected. Include footnotes and bibliography. Style information: Double spaced; 1” margins; Times New Roman 12 point Font. Possible Topics Amritsar Massacre Armistice (World War I) Atlantic Charter Balfour Declaration Baataan Death March Battle of Midway Stalingrad Bulge Tours Trafalgar Adowa Berlin Conference Boer War Camp David Accords Boxer Rebellion Yalta Conference Congress of Vienna Fall of Constantinople United Nations Charter DEBRIEF QUESTIONS 1. What was your overall impression of the test? 2. How do you feel you did on the exam? 3. Was it easier, harder or what you expected? 4. How much time did you spend studying using the cram books? Did they help? Which one(s) did you use? If you used more than one, which did you like better? 5. What do you think you could have done to better prepare you for the exam? 6. What do you think I could have done to better prepare you for the exam? 7. What advice would you give to someone interested in taking the course next year? 8. How did the AP WORLD test compare to the AP EURO and/or AP US tests? (seniors) 9. How did the actual exam compare to the class exams? 10. Do you think the video series “Millennium” helped? Why or why not? 11. Predict your score? crazy huh guys Ok well fuck that. Just tell your teacher to shove it up his ass, and if he can't dig that, well, just push him down a stairwell or something.
