World History: 1200 Practice Progression Placement
Practice Progressions PlacementUnit 1Narrative and FramesUnit 2The Global TapestryUnit 3Transoceanic ConnectionsUnit 4RevolutionsUnit 5IndustrializationUnit 6Industrial EmpiresUnit 7Global ConflictUnit 8Cold War and DecolonizationUnit 9GlobalizationUNIT DRIVING QUESTIONUnit 1 Problem: How does changing perspectives change our understanding of history?Unit 2 Problem: How did networks of exchange connect societies, and how were communities changed by these connections?Unit 3 Problem: How did transoceanic connections transform economic systems and societies in different parts of the world?Unit 4 Problem: How did people transform the political systems under which they lived, and were these changes felt equally around the world and within communities?Unit 5 Problem: How did industrialization transform societies around the world?Unit 6 Problem: How were industrial empires created and contested, and how did those processes shape our world today?Unit 7 Problem: What caused the global conflicts and atrocities from 1914 to 1945, and how did people experience this period of global war?Unit 8 Problem: What can we learn when we study the Cold War and decolonization together?Unit 9 Problem: How has globalization made our lives today more interconnected while also producing new divisions and conflicts?Lesson LocationWriting2.1: Pre-Writing: Claim2.7: Identifying Claim and Focus3.1: Post-Writing: Claim and Focus3.2: Identifying Analysis and Evidence3.5: Pre-Writing: Analysis and Evidence4.1: Post-Writing: Analysis and Evidence4.4: Identifying Organization and Language/Style5.1: Revising Claim and Focus5.8: Pre-Writing: Organization and Language/Style6.1: Post-Writing: Organization and Language/Style6.2: Revising Analysis and Evidence7.1: Revising Organization and Language/Style8.1: Peer-Editing9.8: Self-EditingClaim Testing1.2: Introduction2.2: Who’s An Authority? 3.2: Evidence5.8: Social Class and Gender6.2: Imperialism7.8 Global Conflict9.6: Globalization Causation2.8: Introduction2.9: The Black Death3.8: Migration6.4: Indian Uprising 7.7: World War IIComparison2.8: Introduction3.3 Gunpowder Empires vs. Oceanic Empires5.4: Egypt and Japan7.4: Mexican and Russian Revolutions9.5: Rights DocumentsContextualization2.3: Introduction2.3: Mansa Musa3.3: Omani and Comanche5.7: Child Labor6.3: Opium Wars7.5: The Great DepressionContinuity and Change Over Time (CCOT)3.9: Introduction3.9: Global Tapestry to Transoceanic Connections4.5: Transoceanic Connections to Revolutions5.8: Revolutions to Industrialization 7.8: Industrial Empires to Global Conflict8.3: Global Conflict to the Cold War9.7: Unit ComparisonsSourcing2.4: Introduction 3.4: Spanish Conquest of the Aztec Empire5.6: Why Was Slavery Abolished6.3: Differing Perspectives on Imperialism8.2: Who Started the Cold War?WORLD HISTORY 1200 COURSE