UNIT 4: Trading Places (c.1650 to c.1850); Chapters 6 & 7

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Look ahead to 2022; review Midterm Exam
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Absolutism: The Sun King

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Comparing Limited Absolutism: Austria, Prussia, and Britain

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The Scientific Revolution; video3.8; introduce Age of Reason Infographic
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The Age of Reason: Hobbes and Locke; video3.9

Read 150-152; guide1 Read 152-153; guide1 Read 153-155; start guide2 Read 155-156; guide2

Read 156-157; guide2

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The Enlightenment; video3.9

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Enlightened Despotism; video3.9
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Checkpoint 4.1
(G2);
Start of the American Revolution; video 4.1
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Results of the American Revolution; video 4.1

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Start of the French Revolution; Comparing Declarations and Slogans; video4.2
Read 157-159; guide2 Read 161-163; guide3 Read 163-165; guide3

Read 165-167; finish guide4

Read 167-169; start guide5
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No School: Martin Luther King Jr. Day

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Radical Phase; Directory; video4.2

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Napoleonic Era & the Congress of Vienna; video4.3; work on MUN-CoV

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The Haitian Revolution; video4.4; work on MUN-CoV

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Spanish American Revolutions; video4.4; work on Age of Reason Infographic


Read Congress of Vienna (Personalities, Decisions, look over Maps)

Read 169-171; guide5 Read 172-173; guide6 Read 173-175; guide6 Due: Age of Reason Infographic (by 1/23 @ 11:59PM)

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Work on SAQ (due by 1/28 @ 11:59PM) (based on pages 175-180)

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Work on MUN-CoV
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Revolutions of 1830 and 1848; video4.5;  work on MUN-CoV
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Centripetal Forces in Germany and Italy; Irredentism; video4.5
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Work on MUN-CoV
Work on MUN-CoV Read 180-182; guide6 Read 182-184; guide6

Work on MUN-CoV Unit 4 Guides (optional) by 1/31 @ 11:59PM)
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No School: Teacher Work Day

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Begin MUN-CoV
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MUN-CoV
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Finish MUN-CoV
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Half Day: Discuss most important inventions
Due: Position Paper and Map (by 11:59PM)



Read 187-189; guide1; think about what is the most important invention in human history, and why? Discussion Post

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