Grade 10 World History (including Advanced) Study Guide. 2. What are the origins of Judaism? Unit 1: Historiography and Ancient Civilizations

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1 How did the religions of early civilizations provide political and social structure? 1. What different religions emerged from the first river valley civilizations? 2. What are the origins of Judaism? Culture Unit 1: Historiography and Ancient Civilizations cultural diffusion monotheism monarchy - Part 1-4 pages Map on page 7 - Religions Chart page 981 aristocracy Form 1201 Page 1 of 16

2 How did the government and philosophies of the Greek city-states influence the development of Rome and its preservation throughout the scope of the Byzantine Empire? 1. How does Christianity emerge and supplant traditional Greco/Roman polytheism?? 2. How is the Byzantine Empire a continuation of the Roman Empire? Democracy Unit 2: Classical Western Civilizations Republic Jesus Constantinople Justinian s Code -Part 5 pages Chapter 9-1 pages Map page 17 - Map page Infographic page 98 Form 1201 Page 2 of 16

3 Through what means did Islam spread and become a global religion? 1. How did Muhammad s successors extend Muslim rule? 2. Compare and contrast the impact of Muslim rule on the culture and society of India and Africa? Muhammad Unit 3: Rise and Spread of Islam (Including Africa and India) Mecca Five Pillars Mansa Musa Taj Majal - Chapter 10, 11.1, & Infographic on page Map page Quick on page Infographic page 163 Form 1201 Page 3 of 16

4 What new institutions emerged in Western Europe to compensate for the loss of stability following the collapse of the Western Roman Empire? 1. How did feudalism shape medieval life? 2. What are the immediate and long-term effects of the Crusades? 3. How does feudalism in Japan compare to feudalism in Europe? Feudalism Unit 4: Middle Ages Crusades Black Death Code of Chivalry Bushido - Chapters 7, 8, & Infographic page 34 - Maps page 46, 71 & 89 - Humanities / Architecture page 82 - Feudal Society in Japan page 206 Form 1201 Page 4 of 16

5 How does the Renaissance concept of humanism build upon Greco-Roman traditions encouraging people to pose questions that resulted in the Protestant Reformation and the Scientific Revolution? 1. What were the ideals of the Renaissance, and how did Italian artists and writers reflect these ideals? 2. How did revolts against the Roman Catholic Church affect European society, and how did this bring about two different religious paths? 3. How did new discoveries in science lead to new ways of thinking in Europe? Renaissance Unit 5: Renaissance, Reformation, and Scientific Revolution Michelangelo Leonardo da Vinci Scientific Revolution Reformation Humanism Martin Luther Copernicus - Chapter 13 - Infographic page Maps pages 227 & Humanities / Theater page Document Based Assessment page 257 Form 1201 Page 5 of 16

6 How did the development of the Columbian Exchange affect Europe, Africa, and the Americas? 1. How did the search for spices lead to exploration? 2. How did a small numbers of Europeans conquer huge Native American empires? 3. What were the social and political consequences of increased contact and trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas? Columbian Exchange Unit 6: The Americas and Exploration Middle Passage Aztecs Incas Mayans Mercantilism - Part 6 (pg 20 & 21) - Chapters 14 & 15 - Maps pages 21, 261, & Infographics pages 276 & Traveler s Tales page History Interactive pages Form 1201 Page 6 of 16

7 How did ideas from the Renaissance, Protestant Reformation, and Scientific Revolution influence the philosophies of the Enlightenment? 1. Compare and contrast English monarchs with either Spanish or French monarchs considering how each consolidated their power? 2. What affect did the Age of Absolutism have on political thinkers in the 1700s? 3. Give three examples of Enlightenment philosopher s ideas that helped them better understand and improve society? Absolutism- Social Contract- Laissez faire- Adam Smith- Montesquieu- John Locke- Unit 7: Absolute Monarchs and the Enlightenment - Chapter 16 & 17 - Maps pages 319 & Infographics pages 320, 327, & 376 Primary Source page 363 Document Based Assessment page 383 Form 1201 Page 7 of 16

8 How did economic crisis in France highlight the societal disparities between the three estates? 1. What led to the Storming of the Bastille, and therefore, the start of the French Revolution? 2. What were the radical events of the French Revolution? 3. How was the Haitian Revolution a continuation of the French Revolution? Estate- Unit 8: French Revolution, Napoleon & Haiti Bourgeoisie- Reign of Terror- Napoleonic Code- Robespierre- Louis XVI- Toussaint L Ouverture - Chapters 18 and Analyzing Political Cartoons page 387 -Maps pages 409, 413, & Infographics pages 388, & Primary Sources pages 398 & 400 Form 1201 Page 8 of 16

9 In what ways did the Industrial Revolution affect social, economic, and political institutions? 1. How did the Industrial Revolution change life in the cities? 2. Why were Marx s ideas popular during the industrial age? Capitalism Unit 9: The Industrial Revolution Socialism Communism Karl Marx Labor Unions Stock Chapters 19 & 21 Maps pages 427, & 475 Infographics pages 438, 478, 489 & 492 Primary Sources pages 435, & Review All Charts on page 442 Form 1201 Page 9 of 16

10 In what ways was the Age of Imperialism an extension of the Industrial Revolution? 1. What were the effects of unifying Italy and Germany? 2. How did the Scramble for Africa affect both Europe and African? 3. How did Western powers use diplomacy and war to gain power in China? Nationalism Imperialism Militarism Berlin Conference Boxer Uprising Extraterritoriality Opium War 4. What role did the United States play during the Age of Imperialism? Unit 10: Nationalism, Militarism and Imperialism Chapters 22, 24 & 25 Maps pages 507, 571, 592, & 607 Infographics pages 517, 579, , 588 & 620 Traveler s Tales page Form 1201 Page 10 of 16

11 How are the Industrial Revolution and Imperialism major contributors to the start of and end of World War I and the Russian Revolution? 1. What factors led to the cause of WWI? 2. How was WWI fought? 3. What factors influenced the peace treaties that ended WWI? Militarism- Alliance System- The Balkans- Trench Warfare- Treaty of Versailles- Vladimir Lenin- Joseph Stalin- 4. In what ways was the Russian Revolution both a response to the Industrial Revolution and a continuation of WWI? Unit 11: World War I & The Russian Revolution - Chapter (World War I) -Chapters 22.5, 26.5, & 28.4 (Russian Rev.) -Infographics pages , , 649, & Maps pages 631, 637, 640, 651, & 731 Reasons for Entering the War page 634 Form 1201 Page 11 of 16

12 1. How did dictators maintain control? How did the concepts of nationalism, militarism, and imperialism still continue to have a global impact after WWI? 2. Why did European nations choose to appease Germany up to 1939? 3. What were the major causes of the Great Depression? Depression Unit 12: Interwar Years Reparations Fascism Totalitarianism Appeasement Pan-Arabism - Chapter & , &.5 - Infographics pages , , & Maps pages 677 & 686 Primary Sources page 685 Three Totalitarian States Chart page 732 Form 1201 Page 12 of 16

13 In what ways did the causes and consequences of WWI contribute to the outbreak of WWII? 1. What was the progression of events that led to war with Germany? 2. What was the purpose of the Holocaust? 3. What were the successes and failures of D-day? 4. What was Japan s interest in the war? Genocide Unit 13: World War II 5. What were the major global effects of WWII? Anti-Semitism Manhattan Project D-Day Harry Truman Yalta Conference -Chapter 29 - Maps pages 742, 757, 763, & Infographics pages , , & History Interactive pages Document-Based Assessment page 775 Form 1201 Page 13 of 16

14 What political and economic factors eventually led to the defeat of the Soviet Union in the Cold War? 1. Why did the nuclear arms race become a symbol of the Cold War? 2. What were the differing political ideologies between the Soviet Union and United States? 3. Why did the Soviet Union collapse? Cuban Missile Crisis Unit 14: The Cold War Truman Doctrine WARSAW Pact NATO Cold War Ronald Reagan Mikhail Gorbachev - Chapter 30 - Maps pages 783, 802, & Infographics pages 785, 808 & 809 -Contrasting Systems page 786 -Concept Connector page 789 -History Interactive pages Form 1201 Page 14 of 16

15 How did the de-colonization of the last half of 20 th Century create a more unstable world? 1. How were independence movements in India, Africa, and Southeast Asia similar and different in their goals and outcomes? 2. How has the combination of oil and religion affected the stability of the Middle East? 3. What role has the United States played in this region? Genocide Unit 15: Conflict and Change in the Modern World Rwanda Israel Apartheid PLO - Chapters 31 & 32 -Maps pages 829, 841, 847, & 860 -Infographics pages 836, & Document-Based Assessment page 877 Yasir Arafat Form 1201 Page 15 of 16

16 Is globalization having a positive or negative effect on the world in which YOU live? 1. How have institutions like the European Union (EU) and the World Trade Organization (WTO) affected global trade? 2. What kinds of threats to national and global security do nations face today? 3. How have advances in science and technology shaped the modern world? Globalization European Union NAFTA Al Qaeda Taliban Terrorism Unit 16: Technological, Societal, & Economic Developments in the Modern World -Chapters 33 & 34 -Maps pages 881, 897, 911 & 931 -Concept Connectors pages 885 & 919 -Infographics pages & 925 -Document-Based Assessment page 907 Form 1201 Page 16 of 16