AP World Regions
DUE ON THE SECOND DAY OF SCHOOL! AUGUST 7THWEBSITE: PFANNENSTIELHISTORY.WEEBLY.COMCONTACT: ANDREW.PFANNENSTIEL@TUSD1.ORG@pfannenhistorySUMMER ASSIGNMENT PART 1: MAPSAP World RegionsUsing the link on the class website UNDER SUMMER ASSIGNMENT entitled AP WORLD REGIONS drawin the AP WORLD REGIONS in the map below and label each region. There are 15 in total. You may color itif you would like but that is not a requirement. However, please use a color or striping to indicate any regionsthat overlap.
SUMMER ASSIGNMENT PART 2: Crash Course Ep 1, 7, & 9For these questions you will watch episodes 1, 7, & 9 of Crash Course World History on Youtube. A link tothese videos is also on my website under the SUMMER ASSIGNMENT SECTION. Answer the followingquestions in concise bullet points(IN YOUR OWN WORDS, NOT DIRECT QUOTES FROM VIDEOS ORCOPIED FROM OTHER STUDENTS) ANY EVIDENCE OF PLAGARISM OR COPYING WILL RESULTIN AN IMMEDIATE ZEROAGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION Episode # 1:1. HOW DO WE HAVE EVIDENCE OF HUNTER-GATHERERS (H-G) AND THEIR LIFEWAYS?2. WHAT ADVANTAGES DID HUNTER-GATHERERS HAVE OVER EARLY AGRICULTURALISTS?3. WHERE DID AGRICULTURE EMERGE? WHICH FOOD CROPS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH WHICHAREAS?4. WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF AGRICULTURE?5. WHAT IMPACT DOES AGRICULTURE HAVE ON THE ENVIRONMENT?6. WHAT ADVANTAGES DO YOU THINK THAT EURASIA HAD WITH ITS ZOOLOGICAL SET OFANIMALS COMPARED TO THE AMERICAS?7. IF HUNTER-GATHERS HAD A “BETTER AND HEALTHIER” LIFEWAY, WHY DID PEOPLEBECOME AGRICULTURALISTS?8. WHAT DO HISTORIANS SAY ARE THE DRAWBACKS TO COMPLEX CIVILIZATIONS ANDAGRICULTURE?
:2,000 Years of Chinese History! Episode #71) China was the first Which means it had what:2)History in China was divided into3)How do dynasties end?4)What is the Warring States Period?5)What is the Mandate of Heaven? What is its purpose?6)Why are the Qin important?7)Describe Confucius and what he believed in8)Describe the 5 Relationships(Types of people involved, characteristics, purposes, ect)1.2.3.4.5.9)What else did the Mandate of Heaven explain?
The Silk Road and Ancient Trade Episode #9:1)What did the Silk Road expand?2)What areas did the two routes of the Silk Roads connect?3)Besides land routes, what other routes were there?4)What should we think of the Silk Road as instead of an actual road?5)How was silk mainly exported?6)What other goods, beside Silk, were trading along the Silk Road?7)How did the merchant class get political power?8)Even though most people could not afford silk, how did it impact so many lives?9)What was, arguably, the most important thing traded along the Silk Roads?10)What is the third way that the Silk Road changed lives?
SUMMER ASSIGNMENT PART 3: Key Religions BasicsThroughout the history of the world religion has always played a major role in the lives of peopleand many of the empires/civilizations. Understanding the basic teachings and history of thesereligions is one of the most important things in order to be successful in this class.Using the episodes of Crash Course listed below and links on the class website under SUMMERASSIGNMENTS to gather information and fill out each of the introductions to three of the mostsignificant religions of World History.You will also be comparing and contrasting these religions. You could identify similarities/differences in thingslike major beliefs, causes of spread, characteristics of holy books, locations, ect.BUDDHISMUse Cash Course World History Episode #6:Buddha andAshokaFounder:Century founded:AP World Region(s):Monotheistic or polytheistic?Holy Book/Important texts:MainBeliefs/Ideasinclude ATLEAST 5!Causes/Methodsof Spread of theReligion
CHRISTIANITIYUse Crash Course Episode #11: Christianity. from Judaism to ConstantineFounder:Century founded:AP World Region(s):Monotheistic or polytheistic?Holy Book/Important texts:MainBeliefs/Ideasinclude ATLEAST 5!Causes/Methodsof Spread of theReligionMAJOR SIMILARITIES BETWEENCHRISTIANITY & BUDDHISMMAJOR SIMILARITIES BETWEENCHRISTIANITY & ISLAM
ISLAMCrash Course World History Episode #13: Islam, The Koran, and the 5 PillarsFounder:Century founded:AP World Region(s):Monotheistic or polytheistic?Holy Book/Important texts:MainBeliefs/Ideasinclude ATLEAST 5!Causes/Methodsof Spread of theReligionMAJOR SIMILARITIES BETWEEN ISLAM &BUDDHISMMAJOR DIFFERENCES BETWEENCHRISTIANITY & ISLAM
HINDUISMUse Cash Course World History Episode #6:Buddha and AshokaAP World Region(s):Monotheistic or polytheistic?Holy Book/Important texts:MainBeliefs/Ideasinclude ATLEAST 5!Causes/Methodsof Spread of theReligionMAJOR SIMILARITIES BETWEEN HINDUISM &BUDDHISMMAJOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HINDUISM &ISLAM/CHRISTIANITY
MAJOR SIMILARITIES BETWEEN ISLAM & BUDDHISM MAJOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CHRISTIANITY & ISLAM . HINDUISM . LEAST 5! Causes/Methods of Spread of the Religion MAJOR SIMILARITIES BETWEEN HINDUISM & BUDDHISM MAJOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HINDUISM & ISLAM/CHRISTIANITY . Author:
AP Human Geography Summer Assignment 2.Regions of the World Objective: Students will be able to identify and label each of the major regions of the world when provided a blank map of the world. Regions: Identify each of the following regions: Caribbean, Central America, Central Asia, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Middle East (aka Southwest Asia), North Africa, North America, Australia/Oceania .
AP Human Geography Summer Assignment 2017-2018 Page 3 of 11 2. Regions of the World Objective: Students will be able to identify and label each of the major regions of the world when provided a blank map of the world. Regions: Identify each of the following regions: Caribbean, Central America, Central Asia, East Asia, Eastern Europe, Middle East (aka Southwest Asia), North Africa, North .
City: Vibal Publishing House, Regions of the Philippines: Disc 3. Regions 3 & 4A, Central Luzon & CALABARZON. Quezon City: Vibal Publishing Regions of the Philippines: Disc 4, Regions 4B & 5, MIMAROPA & Bicol. Quezon City: Vibal Publishing Regions of the Philippines: Disc 5, Regi
EU average both in 2005 and 2020 are mostly non-convergence regions, belonging to the old Northern member states. In the paper these are defined "leading" regions although a large share of these regions is projected to slow down in relative terms between the 2005 and the 2020. Regions lagging in 2005 but ex
b. Abdominopelvic cavity i) Abdominal ii) Pelvic iii) Peritoneal/retroperitoneal c. Abdominopelvic regions i) Nine regions Right and left hypochondriac regions Epigastric region Right and left lumbar regions Umbilical region Right and left iliac regions Hypogastric region ii) Four quadrants Right upper
This page intentionally left blank. 37 Southern Zone OPRHP State Park Regions DEC Regions The Southern Zone contains four OPRHP Regions (Long Island, New York City, Taconic and Palisades) and the Catskill Park. It also contains DEC Regions 1, 2, 3 and portions of Region 4. OPRHP Regions
Regions The grocery store sends a request for authorization for 100 to Regions. John Makes a Purchase John pays for 100 in groceries using his CheckCard and entering his PIN. Monday John's Regions Account 500 Current Posted Balance- 100 CheckCard Hold 400 Resulting Available Balance Before Posting John's Regions Account 500 Current .
The contribution of regional geography is to reveal how natural, social, economic, political and cultural phenomena come together to produce distinctive geographic settings. All regions and borders are political (arbitrary) and even though world regions are formal regions, they are subject to contestation and variation.
