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HISTORY |
World
Civilization II
Reading List
Spring 2002
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It is important that the student allot sufficient time
to complete all the assignments. On average
a student should be working two to three hours outside of class for each hour
in class. That means for this
three-hour history class, you should be working six to nine hours a week
outside class. That means taking
effective notes in class and using them at home to advance the learning
process. To help in that regard
T.A.S.C. has prepared an online tutorial on Notetaking
that is very helpful. This tutorial
will also give you ideas on how to take notes from the readings as well. Use the online outlines hyper linked to
each of the weeks’ web pages listed below to help you fine-tune your reading
and note taking efforts. |
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Week One— September 2nd “The
Maritime Revolution” |
Week Two—September 9th “The
Transformation of |
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Week Three— September 16th “The
Diversity of American Colonial Society” |
Week Three, Part 2— September 16th “The
Atlantic System and |
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Week Four— September 23rd “ |
Week Five— September 30th “ |
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Week Six— October 7th “Revolutionary
Changes in the Atlantic World” “The
Early Industrial Revolution” |
Week Seven— October 14th “ |
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Week Eight— October 21st “ “The Things
Fall Apart – part 1 |
Week Nine— October 28th “The
New Power Balance” “The
New Imperialism” Things
Fall Apart – part 2 & 3 |
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Week Ten— November 4th “The
Crisis of the Imperial Order” |
Week Eleven— November 11th “The
Collapse of the Old Order” |
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Week Twelve— November 18th “Striving
for |
Week
Thirteen— November 25th “The Cold
War and Decolonization” |
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Week
Fourteen—December 2nd “Crisis,
Realignment, and the Dawn of the Post-Cold
War World” |
Week Fifteen— December 9th “The
End of a Global Century” Finals
Due – December 11th |