COURSE OUTLINE CP World History Organizer Periodization 1: Foundations (5,000 BCE-600 CE) Unit 14: Decolonization and Globalization  Unit 1: River Valley & The Big Picture: Classical Civilizations The end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century presented a new set of global challenges. In the decades following  Unit 2: Greece & Rome World War II, imperial colonies in Asia and Africa gained their independence. These new nations formed democracies and took control of their own economic futures, but many nations faced problems associated with population pressure, education, Periodization 2: Post-Classical Era (600-1450) infrastructure, civil war, and the rise of military governments. While decolonization dominated Africa and southern Asia, China  Unit 3: Islam & Africa experienced major changes after the death of revolutionary leader Mao Zedong. Under Deng Xiaoping, China’s Communist Party  Unit 4: Byzantine Empire relaxed strict socialist policies which allowed China’s economy to boom. Elsewhere in the world, corporations and trade organizations became more internationally connected. Advances in technology sped up information allowing businesses and governments to & the Middle Ages st  Unit 5: Americas, China, better function across continents. This globalization marked an important transition in the modern era. In the 21 century, much of & the Mongols history has been defined by global terrorism and the “Arab Spring,” the embracing of human rights and democracy in the Middle East and north Africa. Issues that are current events today will soon be events in tomorrow’s history books. Periodization 3: Transition to Homework the Modern World (1450-1750) Unit Pacing: Key Terms and Phrases: (Answer Qs on Back)  Unit 6: The Renaissance & Protestant Reformation 5/1 – Decolonization in India 5/1 – Read 34.1 1. Mohandas Gandhi 15. European Debt Crisis  Unit 7: Exploration & 5/2 – Decolonization in Africa 5/2 – Read 34.2 2. Jawaharlal Nehru 16. Mustafa Kemal (“Ataturk”) Scientific Revolution 5/3 – China after Mao Zedong 5/3 – Read 34.3 3. Indira Gandhi 17. Israelis vs. Palestinians (PLO) Periodization 4: 4. Partition of India (1947) 18. Golda Meir Early Modern Era (1750-1914) 5/4 – Europe in the Post-Cold War Era 5/4 – Read 35.2 5. Pan-Africanism 19. Shining Path, Red Brigade,  Unit 8: The Middle East, 5/7 – Middle East in the 20th Century 5/7 – Read 34.5, 35.5 Japan, & China 6. Kwame Nkrumah Hamas, IRA, FARC, Al Qaeda 5/8 – Global Terrorism 5/8 – Read 36.1, 36.2  Unit 9: Enlightenment, 7. Apartheid 20. September 11, 2001 Revolutions, & Napoleon 5/9 – Current Events in the Middle East 5/9 – Read 36.3, 36.4 21. Arab Spring  Unit 10: Industrial Revolution 8. Nelson Mandela & Imperialism 5/10 – Globalization 5/10 – Read 36.5 9. Genocide 22. Globalization 23. Developed vs. Developing Periodization 5: 5/11 – Unit 14 Mini-test Assessment 5/11 – Complete 10. Rwanda & Darfur (Sudan) nations The World at War (1914-1945) 5/14-5/17 – Final Exam Review Unit 14 Organizer 11. Bosnia-Herzegovina 24. Multinational corporations  Unit 11: World War I & 12. Deng Xiaoping the Russian Revolution 25. OPEC  Unit 12: World War II 13. Tiananmen Square 26. World Trade Organization 14. European Union Periodization 6: Late 20th Century (1945-Present) Essential Questions: AKS  Unit 13: The Cold War 1. What were the positive and negative impacts of decolonization in (a) India? (b) Ghana? (c) South Africa? AKS 48b-c  Unit 14: Decolonization 2. What was the impact of each of the following reform movements: (a) Deng’s Four Modernizations, AKS 48f & Globalization (b) formation of the European Union, (c) the Arab Spring? AKS 49a AKS 49c-d 3. Explain three ways ethnic conflicts and terrorism have affected our modern world since the 1990s. AKS 50a-c 4. How has globalization impacted (a) corporations, (b) international organizations, (c) developing nations? Course Website: Unit 14 Reading Guide—Decolonization and Globization Go to www.classzone.com/cz/books/wh_survey05/book_home.htm, click “Activity Center” and find the “Audio Downloads” link to listen to each chapter. After reading the chapters, go to “Review Center” and take the “Chapter Quizzes” and look at the “Flip Cards” to review the content from the book.

Chapter 34, Section 1 Chapter 35, Section 5 1. Why did British officials choose to partition India into separate Hindu and Muslim nations? 1. How did China change after the Cultural Revolution?

2. Who was the first prime minister of India? What were his challenges? 2. What are the Four Modernizations? Who introduced them?

3. Why did Bangladesh separate from Pakistan in 1971? 3. What happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989? What does this say about China’s record on human rights?

Chapter 34, Section 2 1. Why did the Filipino people wish to have independence from the United States? Why did American Chapter 36, Section 1 military bases in the Philippines make them so angry? 1. How has the internet and computers influenced global society and communication?

2. Why was Aung San Suu Kyi put under house arrest in 1990? What happened during that year’s 2. What is the Green Revolution? How does this influence genetic engineering and scientific advances? election?

Chapter 36, Section 2 3. How did General Suharto gain control of Indonesia after their economic decline? 1. Why are developed and emerging nations in competition for jobs?

Chapter 34, Section 3 2. How has the global economy influenced and effected the environment? 1. How did the people of Ghana gain their independence? How is this different from Kenya and Algeria?

Chapter 36, Section 3 2. Why did Portugal finally give Angola its freedom in 1975? 1. What is proliferation? Why and how are nations trying to stop it?

3. How did Zaire become the Democratic Republic of Congo? 2. How has the AIDS epidemic changed sub-Saharan Africa?

Chapter 34, Section 5 3. How have the rights of women changed or improved? 1. After the fall of the Soviet Union, who gained control of Afghanistan?

Chapter 36, Section 4 2. Why did the Afghanis oppose Communism? Who provided them with financial and military 1. How has terrorism changed in recent years? assistance?

2. What methods do terrorists use? Why? 3. Why did the United States take action against the Taliban??

3. How did the United States respond to the terrorist attacks of 9/11/2001? Chapter 35, Section 2 1. How did Colonialism affect the boundaries of new, independent African nations? Chapter 36, Section 5 1. How has mass-media and the internet spread popular culture across the world? 2. Why was there a war between Nigeria and Biafra?

2. Why would governments try to protect cultural diversity? 3. What were homelands in South Africa? Why were they made?

3. How is the Western world influential in popular culture?