HISTORY PAPER DUE MONDAY MAY.16

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STUDY GUIDE

You will be responsible for responding to short answer options, based on content from weeks six through fifteen (inclusive). Although you should do your best with mechanical aspects (spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, word forms), the emphasis will be on strong organization of content, reliable information, and sound analysis. This study guide is designed to help you to select a topic that’s narrow enough in scope for a short (two or three paragraphs), yet impressive, world history composition. Selecting ANY TWO items from the list, answer the following question below.

Question: In your opinion, what are two topics of weeks six through fifteen that have been historically important? Justify your answers with specific information. (Options: also on reverse)

BOOK NAME: Pollard, Elizabeth. Worlds Together, Worlds Apart: A History of the World: From the Beginnings of Humankind to the Present (Concise Edition) (Vol. Volume 2)

Indian (Sepoy) Mutiny of 1857 Amritsar Massacre

Mohandes K. (“Mahatma”) Gandhi Armenian Genocide

Taiping Rebellion Meiji Restoration

Trench warfare (WWI) Versailles Peace Treaty

Berlin Conference (1884-1885) French assimilation (colonial Africa)

Maji-Maji Rebellion Colonial Africa (economy)

Benito Mussolini Guernica

Kristallnacht Rape of Nanjing

London Blitz D-Day Normandy Invasion

Manhattan Project Battle of Midway

Tuskegee Airmen Rosie the Riveter

La Nueva Cancion (“New Song”) Mexican Muralist movement

Oscar Romero Cuban Revolution

Mikhail Gorbachev Berlin Wall

Cuban Missile Crisis Space Race

Mao Zedong Tiananmen Square Massacre

Cultural Revolution Silent Spring

Earth Day Exxon Valdez disaster