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NCFE for World History Basics Exam on Friday, June 3 in the afternoon!!! Standard I • Apply the four interconnected dimensions of historical thinking to the Essential Standard for World History in order to understand the creation and development of societies/civilizations/nations over time. • This standard is about skills: reading maps, charts, graphs, political cartoons, primary/secondary sources, timelines, etc. Standard II • Analyze ancient civilizations and empires in terms of their development, growth and lasting impact. • Unit 1, 2, & 3 – Ancient Civilization – Greece and Rome – Islam and Africa Standard III & IV • Understand how conflict and innovation influenced political, religious, economic and social changes in medieval civilizations. • Unit 4 -- Medieval Standard V • Analyze exploration and expansion in terms of its motivations and impact. • Unit 5 – Renaissance, Reformation & Exploration Standard VI • Understand the Age of Revolutions and Rebellions • Unit 6 & 7 –Scientific Rev., Enlightenment, Revolutionary era (English, American, & French) –Industrial & Nationalistic Revolutions & Imperialism Standard VII • Understand how national, regional, and ethnic interests have contributed to conflict among groups and nations in the modern era. • Unit 8 & 9 – WWI, Roaring 20s, Great Depression – Totalitarian Gov., WWII Standard VIII • Analyze global interdependence and shifts in power in terms of political, economic, social and environmental changes and conflicts since the last half of the twentieth century. • Unit 9 and Unit 10 • WWII • Cold War, Religious/Ethnic Conflicts, & Contemporary Issues Break down of the NCFE by Units • Table 1. Test Specification Weights for the WH NCFE Standard 1 Standard 2 % of Total Pts ~# of Qs • WH.1 WH.2 (1-3) 16% to 20% 6 • WH.1 WH.3 (4) 8% to 12% 4 • WH.1 WH.4 (4) 8% to 12% 4 • WH.1 WH.5 (5) 8% to 12% 4 • WH.1 WH.6 (6 & 7) 8% to 12% 4 • WH.1 WH.7 (8 & 9) 16% to 20% 3 • WH.1 WH.8 (9 & 10) 24% to 27% 8 What does this mean? • Focus your study on: • Unit 1 – Ancient civilizations – Geography and its impact on the development of civilization – Neolithic Revolution , Code of Hammurabi – Han and Qin dynasties – influence on development of Chinese culture • Unit 2 – Greece and Rome – their government & culture and influence on today • Unit 8 – WWI & Great Depression--- causes and effects – Causes of the WWWI; Treaty of Versailles – how it laid the foundation for WWII? • Unit 9 – Totalitarian Gov. & WWII – causes and effects • Unit 10 – Cold War, Decolonization, Current world issues – Maintain balance of power, set foreign policy for 20th C, problems that world faces today Structure of the Test • Many of the items will require you to process factual content as you read, interpret, and/or analyze stimulus material, including maps, graphs, and excerpts of primary and secondary-source documents. • 43 Questions total • 41 Multiple Choice • 2 Constructed Response – Likely a broad topic in which you will get to pick something to focus on – Come from the 20th century – But could be analyzing a primary source – 95% of the time the answer is in the source!!! Structure of the Test Multiple Choice • No Substitute for Preparation • Answer Every Question • No Pattern • Look for Key Vocabulary and Clues • Mostly reading primary sources and answering questions about those sources Constructed Response • Answer ALL parts of the Question – Give 2 examples >> GIVE 2 examples! – Gives you topic to focus on >> Write about the topic!! • Provide specific examples/answers to the questions • Elaborate >> DO NOT simply list things