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Scenario
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Various nations of East Asia and Africa had unique responses to European imperialism during the years 1850 to 1914. India, China, Japan, and South Africa each underwent significant attempts at control from various European countries during this time. The differing responses of these countries to European imperialism was influenced by the unique geography, culture, and resources that existed in each country at that time. |
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Task and Product
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You will research one of the affected countries in order to answer these questions:
Choose one of the following countries for your research:
You will become a specialist about your particular country's culture and its response to European imperialism. You will present your findings during a panel discussion or video debate. You will also listen to panel presentations about other countries in order to draw conclusions about European imperialism in a final essay. |
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Assessments
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You will be graded on the following:
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Question
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Important questions for your research:
Click here for Questions/Subtopic List. |
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Gather
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Gather information from a variety of sources. Use this page to locate internet resources
Click here for tips and examples for using note cards. Click here to print a copy of the Questions/Subtopic List for use with note cards. Click here for Note-taking Organizers I, II, III, and IV. |
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Organize
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Use the Questions/Subtopics List to evaluate the completeness of your notes. You may also use this list as an outline for your presentation. Prepare your Works Cited page following the MLA Bibliographic Form guidelines. Review the Panel Discussion Scoring Tool to ensure that you are prepared to present your information to the class. |
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Panel Discussion
ConclusionUsing your notes or Listening for Details-Imperialism chart, choose two countries and compare their resistance to European control. Write an essay (extended constructed response) in which you discuss the following:
This rubric may be used to score your response. |