Download World History Scrapbook Project Honors World History – Ms. Garratt

World History Scrapbook Project
Honors World History – Ms. Garratt
DUE DATE: April
8th,
2010
You and your a partner are the longest living humans. You have compiled a scrapbook that documents some of the
greatest historical events of the modern world. Your scrapbook is of great interest to historians because all of its
contents are primary source materials. These include newspaper clippings, advertisements, diary entries, patents,
tickets to exhibits and concerts, manifestos, receipts, stock certificates, first edition book covers, critical reviews of
musical and literary works, classified ads, posters, medical records, bills, obituaries, licenses, invitations, awards, report
cards, contracts, and so much more.
You will have approximately 6 months to assemble this historical bonanza. You are required to complete a certain
number of items for each unit we study. The required amount is listed on the handout. There will be periodic checks.
Some computer lab time will be available for this assignment over the course of the year.
Requirements:
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You will create a neatly assembled scrapbook of primary sources for each unit.
Somewhere on the page will be a brief explanation of the significance of each item. For example, if you were
creating a receipt for Adam Smith’s book Wealth of Nations you would summarize who he is, his philosophy
and the significance of his book.
Use a variety of different types of primary sources. No more than one of the same type (i.e. receipt)
Strive for the authentic look.
Honors history quality work is required.
REVIEW THE RUBRIC
French Revolution (1 each)
Revolution of 1848 (1 each)
Industrial Revolution (1 each)
Communist Manifesto
G. Marconi & the radio
Florence Nightengale
Seneca Falls Convention
Romanticism in the arts
Alfred Nobel Peace Prize
Corporations/Cartels
Working Class (p. 150)
Charles Darwin
Beethoven
Wright Brothers
Louis Pasteur
Social Darwinism
Dr. Livingstone
Berlin Conference
Boer War
Assassination
Trench Warfare
Total War
Russian Revolution
Zimmerman Telegram
Treaty of Versailles
League of Nations
Ultimatum
League of Nations
Armistice
Brest-Litovsk
14 Points
Mandate System
Social gospel Movement
Charles Lyell
Charles Dickens
Imperialism (1 each)
White Man’s Burden
Missionaries
World War I (2 each)
Black Hand
Schlieffen Plan
Technology (p.287)
Propaganda
Submarine Warfare
Reparations
Russian Revolution (1 each)
Czar
Marxism
Command Economy
Foreign Policy
Soviet Realism
Rasputin
Bolshevik Takeover
Collectives
Totalitarianism
Censorship
Lenin
NEP
Kulaks
Communism
5 Year Plans
Stock Market Crash
Discoveries p. 354
Hitler
Mein Kampf
Kristallnacht
Maginot Line
Art (pp. 355-356)
Roosevelt
Nuremberg Laws
Anti-semitism
Appeasement
Spanish Civil War
Lebansraum
Invasion of Poland
Operation Sea Lion
Operation Barbarossa
Pearl Harbor
Holocaust
Munich Pact
Guernica
Czech Crisis
Blitzkrieg
London Blitz
Lend-Lease Act
Any battles
War Crimes Trials
Taiping Rebellion
Communist Revolution
Cultural Revolution
Boxer Rebellion
Great Leap Forward
Tiananmen Square
Truman Doctrine
Berlin Crisis
Marshall Plan
Cuban Missile Crisis
Korean War
Arab-Israeli Conflict
Iraqi War
Oil Crisis
Indian National Congress
Amritsar Massacre
Muslim League
Salt March
Pakistan
The 1930s: Inter war crises (2 each)
Kellogg-Briand Pact
New Deal
Mussolini
Black/Brown Shirts
Lebansraum
World War II (2 each)
Manchurian Invasion
Rome-Berlin-Tokyo Axis
Anschluss
Nazi-Soviet Pact
Dunkirk
Desert Fox
Atlantic Charter
Hiroshima
China (1 each)
Opium War
Long March
Slit with USSR
*Cold War (2 each)
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Vietnam War
*Middle East (1 each)
Birth of Israel
Desert Storm
*India (1 each)
Sepoy Rebellion
Civil Disobedience
Assassination of Gandhi
Parent Signature due Tues, Dec 2 _______________________________________