Blizzard Bag 2

Happy Snow Day 2!

When we left for break, we were finishing up our study of eastern empires in the Early Modern Era (1450-1750). You watched the film, The Story of China, about the Ming Dynasty and for homework over vacation you had the short podcast on the Ming Banknote to listen to. For you blizzard bag, I have linked an info-graphic for you to work on. Remember, these info-graphics are your way to study and review material in preparation for a quiz. Be ready for a quiz on Wednesday.

Materials: textbook, powerpoints, study guide, handouts, colored pencils

Note: We will also have a little time to work on these in class on Tuesday. You should spend a solid 90 minutes working on this.

LINK HERE FOR : INFOGRAPHIC

The Hagia Sophia

TOURBUILDER LINK

HAGIA SOPHIA ARTICLE LINK

HOMEWORK - ISFAHAN ARTICLE LINK
(you should read this, look at the pictures and add the information to your study guide)

Anti-Social Studies - Post-Classical Era in the East

PODCAST

BLIZZARD BAG

Happy Blizzard Bag Day, World Historians! Your assignment is outlined in the Google Doc linked
HERE. You may complete this assignment either by writing your answers on a piece of paper or creating a Google Doc that you print and turn into me when classes resume on Wednesday.

Buddhism Website to use with Study Guide

LINK

Unit Test Review Guide

LINK

Homework for Friday, September 27

HOMEWORK LINK

Google Classroom

CLASS CODE: qi7xok

JERUSALEM - National Geographic

FILM GUIDE LINK

Virtual Tour of the Old City of Jerusalem

For your capstone project on the Monotheistic religions of the Mediterranean, you will be creating a scrapbook of the Old City of Jerusalem. In this scrapbook you will investigate and research the holy sites of Judaism, Christianity and Islam that are all contained within this location. Use this virtual tour to acquaint yourself with the different areas, geography, people and sights of modern Jerusalem. Pay special attention to the historical landmarks that you will be researching for your scrapbook: The Western Wall, The Dome of the Rock, Al-Aqsa Mosque, and The Church of the Holy Sepulcher. 

Tourbuilder LINK

Field Notes Template  LINK

Welcome to World History

If you are interested in learning more about the Israeli/Palestinian conflict to contextualize our study of Judaism, check out the video below: