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    WORLD HISTORY UNIT # 22 Mr.

    Torrance
    Prep Mexican & Communist Russian Revolutions

    HW 22 A: Read the Text, pages 363-364 & the Internet: Wikipedia


    IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
    1. Creoles, Peninsulares, Mestizos and Mulattoes (Need Internet: Wikipedia for a couple)
    2. Miguel Hidalgo (Use Wikipedia on the Internet)

    HW 22 B: Read the Text, pages 364-366 & the Internet: Wikipedia


    ***Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)***
    3. Jose Morelos (ONLY on Internet: Wikipedia)
    4. Agustin de Iturbide (mainly on Internet: Wikipedia)
    5. Caudillos and Antonios Lopez de Santa Anna
    6. Benito Juarez (mainly on Internet: Wikipedia)

    HW 22 C: Read the Text, page 368 & the Internet: Wikipedia


    IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
    7. Porfirio Diaz (mainly on Internet: Wikipedia)
    8. Francisco Madero (mainly on Internet: Wikipedia)

    HW 22 D: Read the Text, page 368 & Mainly on the Internet: Wikipedia
    IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
    9. Victoriano Huerta, Huertistas and the Ten Tragic Days (ONLY on Internet: Wikipedia)
    10. Emiliano Zapata (mainly on Internet: Wikipedia)

    HW 22 E: ONLY on the Internet: Wikipedia


    IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
    11. Pancho Villa (ONLY on Internet: Wikipedia)
    12. Venustiano Carranza (ONLY on Internet: Wikipedia)

    HW 22 F: ONLY on the Internet: Wikipedia


    IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
    13. Alvaro Obregon
    14. Plutarco Elías Calles, Cristero War, and the Founding of the PNR = PRM = PRI

    HW 22 G: Read the Text, pages 324, 477, 489, 524-525


    ***Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)***
    15. Pablo Picasso and his painting, Guernica
    16. Salvador Dali and Surrealism, and his painting, The Persistence of Memory
    17. Diego Rivera and his paintings in the Palacio National

    HW 22 H: Read the Text, pages 299-300 & the Internet: Wikipedia


    ***DOUBLE IDENTIFICATION: (200 to 400 words)***
    18. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, and the Communist Manifesto, 1848
    (Include the Bourgeoisie and Proletariat) [Also use the Internet: Wikipedia]
    HW 22 I: Read the Text, pages 441-444
    IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
    19. The March 1917 Revolution in Russia and Alexander Kerensky
    20. The Rise of Lenin and the Bolsheviks

    HW 22 J: Read the Text, pages 444-446


    IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
    21. Civil War in Russia
    22. Triumph of the Communists

    HW 22 K: Read the Text, pages 473-474


    IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
    23. Russia in ruins and Lenin’s New Economic Policy
    24. The Rise of Joseph Stalin

    HW 22 L: Read the Text, pages 474-476


    IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
    25. Stalin’s Five-Year Plan
    26. Costs of Stalin’s Programs

    HW 22 M: Map of the World


    1. Use RED INK to LABEL each of the FOUR the Oceans
    2. Use RED INK to LABEL each of the SEVEN Continents
    3. Use RED INK to SHADE – IN the following FIVE Seas: Black Sea, Caspian Sea,
    Red Sea, Mediterranean Sea and the Persian Gulf
    4. Use RED INK to carefully CIRCLE Asia
    (Use black ink through the shaded red ink seas)
    5. Use RED INK to carefully CIRCLE North America
    6. Use RED INK to carefully CIRCLE Latin America
    7. Use A HI-LITER to SHADE in the three major jungle regions
    8. Use RED INK to LABEL the three largest deserts
    9. Use BLUE INK to MARK the following letters where these civilizations or cities began:
    M for Mesopotamia
    E for Egypt
    I where India began
    C where China began
    R for Rome
    G for Greece
    B for Byzantium (changed to Constantinople, but now Istanbul)
    P for Persia
    W for the Golden Age Kingdoms of Africa
    A for Aztecs
    Y for Mayans
    N for Incas
    S for Salinas
    X for Carthage (no longer exists)
    for Jerusalem
    for Mecca
    10. Use Black Ink to DRAW and LABEL these FIVE Lines: Equator, Tropic of Capricorn,
    Tropic of Cancer, Prime Meridian and the International Date Line
    (Then HI-LITE the FIVE lines)
    HW 22 O: Map of Europe in 1919 (50 items)
    1. Use RED INK to LABEL at least 10 bodies of water (NOT Oceans)
    2. Use BLACK INK to LABEL at least 20 Nations today
    3. Use BLUE INK to LABEL at least 20 Capitals today

    HW 22 P: Maps of North and South America in 1919 (50 items)


    1. Use RED INK to LABEL at least 10 bodies of water (NOT Oceans)
    2. Use BLACK INK to LABEL at least 20 Nations today (at least 10 EACH MAP)
    3. Use BLUE INK to LABEL at least 20 Capitals today (at least 10 EACH MAP)

    HW 22 Q: Term Paper Project (120 pt)


    STEP ONE: Research Notes (10 pt)
    STEP TWO: Thesis (10 pt)
    STEP THREE: Rough Draft (10 pt)
    STEP FOUR: Two Comment Sheets and A Self Critique (30)
    STEP FIVE: Final Draft (60 pt)

    HW 22 R: Term Paper Rough Draft (10 pt) **TWO COPIES


    This is your first draft of the essay; this can be written or typed.
    This must be in your own words – do not copy someone else’s words –
    Plagiarism is illegal. You may use a few quotes, but they must be short.
    You must write over 1,500 words not counting quotes.
    You must hand in TWO copies of your Rough Draft – You will be exchanging Rough Drafts.
    Here are the requirements for the Final Draft – it will be due in the Fourth Quarter
    1. Must be neatly typed with one inch margins for top, bottom and sides
    2. Must be typed in size 12 font using Times New Roman Font
    3. Must be at least 1,500 words in clearly developed paragraphs (at least five sentences each)
    4. Each paragraph must have the first line indented 5 to 10 spaces.
    5. Single space all writing; except, be sure to skip one line between paragraphs
    6. Must have at least 4 different sources in at least 7 or more Footnotes (End Notes)
    *A few of the sources must be used in more than one Footnote or End Note*
    7. Do NOT put Final Draft into a folder, just staple it with your NAME and TITLE at the top

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