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CCOT MODULE // Day 2 1 CAUSATION AND CONTINUITY/CHANGE MODULE OVERVIEW SKILL: CAUSATION AND CCOT CONTENT: AP WORLD C.F. KEY CONCEPT 6.3 I D This module focuses on causation and CCOT (Continuity and Change Over Time) through an examination of the political and economic development of South Korea. Nations responded in a variety of ways to the economic challenges of the twentieth century. DAY 1 How are belief systems utilized to strengthen the legitimacy of rulers or regimes? CLASS ACTIVITY: Primary Source Investigation Students work collaboratively to interpret a set of four sources. Students will analyze evidence to determine how several belief systems were utilized in Korea to legitimize rule. AP-ALIGNED ASSESSMENT: Short Answer Question Short Answer Question: A. Identify a belief system reflected in the passage provided. B. Explain how another belief system supported state-building efforts in Korea before 1450 CE. C. Explain how a belief system supported state-building efforts outside of Korea after 1450 CE. DAY 2 What caused the Economic Miracle in South Korea? CLASS ACTIVITY: Economic Miracle Mystery Investigation Students work in jigsaw groups to analyze sources in an investigation of how South Korea was able to grow economically after the Korean War. Students are assigned one of three expert groups—corporations, government, or citizens—to explain the cause of the economic miracle in South Korea. AP-ALIGNED ASSESSMENT: Long Essay Question Long Essay Question: “Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which at least one specific government in Asia guided economic development in the period after World War II.” DAY 3 CLASS ACTIVITY: Teaching the Document-Based Question Students practice three targeted document-based question skills: thesis writing, contextualization, and sourcing. Students will write the full essay and/or score peer essays. AP-ALIGNED ASSESSMENT: Document-Based Question Document-Based Question: Evaluate the extent to which Korean leaders utilized belief systems to strengthen their political power through the period from 600 CE to the present.

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CAUSATIONANDCONTINUITY/CHANGEMODULEOVERVIEWSKILL:CAUSATIONANDCCOT CONTENT:APWORLDC.F. KEYCONCEPT6.3 I D ThismodulefocusesoncausationandCCOT(ContinuityandChangeOverTime)throughanexaminationofthepoliticalandeconomicdevelopmentofSouthKorea.

Nationsrespondedinavarietyofwaystotheeconomicchallengesofthetwentiethcentury.

DAY1

Howarebeliefsystemsutilizedtostrengthenthelegitimacyofrulersorregimes?

CLASSACTIVITY:PrimarySourceInvestigationStudents work collaboratively to interpret a set of four sources. Students will analyzeevidencetodeterminehowseveralbeliefsystemswereutilizedinKoreatolegitimizerule.

AP-ALIGNEDASSESSMENT:ShortAnswerQuestionShortAnswerQuestion:

A. Identifyabeliefsystemreflectedinthepassageprovided.B. Explainhowanotherbeliefsystemsupportedstate-buildingeffortsinKoreabefore1450CE.C. Explainhowabeliefsystemsupportedstate-buildingeffortsoutsideofKoreaafter1450CE.

DAY2

WhatcausedtheEconomicMiracleinSouthKorea?

CLASSACTIVITY:EconomicMiracleMysteryInvestigationStudentswork in jigsawgroups to analyze sources in an investigationof howSouthKoreawasable to groweconomically after theKoreanWar. Students areassignedoneof threeexpertgroups—corporations,government,orcitizens—toexplainthecauseoftheeconomicmiracleinSouthKorea.

AP-ALIGNEDASSESSMENT:LongEssayQuestionLong Essay Question: “Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which at least onespecificgovernmentinAsiaguidedeconomicdevelopmentintheperiodafterWorldWarII.”

DAY3

CLASSACTIVITY:TeachingtheDocument-BasedQuestionStudents practice three targeted document-based question skills: thesis writing,contextualization,andsourcing.Studentswillwritethefullessayand/orscorepeeressays.

AP-ALIGNEDASSESSMENT:Document-BasedQuestionDocument-Based Question: Evaluate the extent to which Korean leaders utilized beliefsystemstostrengthentheirpoliticalpowerthroughtheperiodfrom600CEtothepresent.

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CAUSATIONANDCONTINUITY/CHANGEMODULESOURCES

DAY1

AUTHOR SOURCE DATE1. WangGeon TenInjunctions 9432. AnonymousOfficialhistoryoftheKoreanGoryeodynasty 14003. BrianHogarth GoryeoBuddhism 20034. CharlesMuller “KoreanBuddhism:AShortOverview” 19975. YiSeong-gye FoundingEdict 13926. Anonymous Mapofcapitalcity,Hanyang18227. MarkPeterson TheNeo-ConfucianFoundationoftheJoseonKingdom20098. KWLFChart:ConfucianismandNeo-Confucianism20189. ParkChung-hee ToBuildaNation 197110. USRecordTestimonyofRalphCloughandBruceCumings198511. ParkChang-seokKorea:FromRagstoRiches201012. KoreanRecordConstitutionoftheRepublicofKorea1948

DAY2

AUTHOR SOURCE DATE1. KWLF ImagesofInchonandBusan 1950/20102. AhnChoong-yong“ChaebolTransformedIndustry” 20103. KWLFIntroductiontoChaebols20184. KoreanRecord ConstitutionoftheRepublicofKorea 19485. SyngmanRhee LettertoUSCongressmanPaulW.Shafer 19546. AndreiLankov "SaemaulUndong" 20127. ParkChang-seokKorea:FromRagstoRiches20108. ParkChung-heeToBuildaNation19719. KimDae-jungPresidentialInauguralAddress199810. ParkChang-seok“Mr.President:AKingpininNationBuilding”2010

DAY3

AUTHOR SOURCE DATE1. WangGeon TenInjunctions 9432. XuChing NotesfromadiplomatictriptoKorea11003. AnonymousOfficialHistoryoftheKoreanGoryeodynasty 14004. YiSeong-gye FoundingEdict 13925. Anonymous Mapofcapitalcity,Hanyang 18226.ParkChung-hee ToBuildaNation 19717.USRecord TestimonyofRalphCloughandBruceCumings 1985

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DAY 2 BASEDONA60-MINUTECLASS

LessonQuestion:WhatcausedtheEconomicMiracleinSouthKorea?

APCURRICULUMFRAMEWORKREFERENCE LearningObjectiveCUL-2—Explainhowreligions,beliefsystems,philosophies,andideologiesaffectedpolitical,economic,andsocialdevelopmentsovertime.KeyConcept6.3—AftertheKoreanWar(1950-1953),theroleofthestateinthedomesticeconomyvaried,andnewinstitutionsofglobalassociationemergedandcontinuedtodevelopthroughoutthetwentiethcentury.I.Statesrespondedinavarietyofwaystotheeconomicchallengesofthetwentiethcentury.

C.InnewlyindependentstatesafterWorldWarII,governmentsoftentookonastrongroleinguidingeconomiclifetopromotedevelopment.

D.InatrendacceleratedbytheendoftheColdWar,manygovernmentsencouragedfree-marketeconomicpoliciesandpromotedeconomicliberalizationinthelatetwentiethcentury.

HistoricalReasoningSkills: CAUSATION;CONTINUITYANDCHANGEOVERTIME

OVERVIEW

Thisactivityisdesignedtodevelopstudenthistoricalreasoningskillsincausationandcontinuityandchangeovertime(CCOT)throughtheuseofprimaryandsecondarysources.StudentswillfocusonthereasonsforSouthKorea’seconomicmiracleaftertheKoreanWar.ThislessonisbestusedafterstudentshaveacquiredsomebackgroundknowledgeoftheColdWarandglobaleconomicdevelopmentsinthelatetwentiethcentury.Throughoutthejigsawlesson,studentswilluseprimaryandsecondarysourcestomakeconclusionsabouthowSouthKorea’scorporations,government,andcitizenswereabletoachieveeconomicsuccessaftertheKoreanWar.Intheseactivities,studentsareaskedtotakeontheroleofahistorian.TeachersshouldbeawarethatmanycontemporaryhistoriansgrapplewiththisdebateoverSouthKorea’s“economicmiracle”andtherefore,thisactivitycanbeanopportunitytoencouragediverseinterpretationsbystudents,aswell.

MATERIALSNEEDEDFOR:Pre-AssignedHomework

• Accesstotheinternetforviewingvisualimagesandanimation• AnimationofGapminder.orgdataonSouthandNorthKorea• HomeworkMaterialsPartI(pp.8-9)• HomeworkMaterialsPartII(p.10)

In-ClassActivity• ExpertFile1:Corporations(pp.11-12)• ExpertFile2:Government(pp.13-14)• ExpertFile3:Citizens(pp.15-16)• JigsawGroupHandout(p.17)• SummaryandPieChartHandout(p.18)

Assessment• LongEssayQuestion(LEQ)(p.19)• HowtoCompletetheLEQ(pp.20-23)• LEQScoringSamples(pp.24-34)

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SEQUENCEOFINSTRUCTION

HOMEWORKOVERVIEW:PREPARATIONFORCLASS

HOMEWORK(20MINUTES):

1. StudentswillviewthetwophotographicimagesinHomeworkMaterialsPartI(pp.8-9):SouthKoreaduringtheKoreanWar(Inchon)andmodern-dayurbanSouthKorea(Busan).Studentswillwritethreeobservationsabouteachphotographandtwoquestionsraisedbytheinformationpresented.

2. Studentswillthenviewananimationofaninteractivechartofpercapitaincomeandlifeexpectancyoverthepasttwocenturies.ThischartusesdatacollectedbytheGapminderwebsite.StudentswillwritedownfiveobservationsaboutthedataandthreequestionsraisedbytheinformationpresentedinHomeworkMaterialsPartII(p.10).Sincetheinformationontheinteractivechartmovesquickly,studentsmaywanttoviewtheanimationseveraltimes.

Teacher Notes

Ifstudentsdonothaveaccesstotheinternetoutsideofschoolorarenotaccustomedtousingtechnologyforhomeworkassignments,theseactivitiescanbedoneduringthepreviousclassperiodoraspartofthewarmup.ToaccesstheGapminderdatadirectly,teacherscanvisitwww.gapminder.organdselectBubbleChart.CheckingtheboxesforSouthKoreaandNorthKoreaontheright-handsideofthescreenwillisolatethedataforthewealthandhealthofbothcountriesovertime.SinceviewingtheBubbleCharttakeslessthan40seconds,withthemostdramaticseparationbetweenthetworegionsattheend,teachersmaywanttoreplaythecharttwoorthreetimes.

CLASSACTIVITY1OF5:WARMUP

WARMUP(10MINUTES):

1.Studentsreviewtheirhomework.Studentsshouldworkinpairstoreviewtheirhomeworkobservationsandquestionsforboththephotographsandtheanimation.[4minutes]

2.Asawholeclass,studentsprovidewhattheyconsidertobetheessentialquestionsthattheyconsideredwhenexaminingtheinformationforhomework.[3minutes]

ThepurposeofthewarmupistosetuptheEconomicMiracleMysteryInvestigation,andtheessentialquestionofwhatcontributedtotheSouthKoreaneconomicmiracle.

Teacher Notes

Wewouldexpectthatthecentralquestiontoemergeduringthewhole-classdebriefwouldbe:Whatcausedthechangesthatweseeinthephotographsandtheinteractivechart?Teachersshouldbepreparedtoraisethequestionifitdoesn’tariseorganically,sincethisquestionframestherestoftheclassactivities.

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CLASSACTIVITY2OF5:EXPERTGROUPSFOCUSONANEXPLANATION

EXPERTGROUPS(20MINUTES):

1.Likemanymysteries,answeringquestionsaboutthecausesoftheSouthKoreaneconomicmiraclerequiresateamofexpertdetectivestofocusondifferentexplanations.Studentswillfirstworkinexpertgroupsoftwoorthree,andfocusononeofthreequestions:

• WhatwereSouthKoreancorporationsdoing?

• WhatwastheSouthKoreangovernmentdoing?

• WhatwereSouthKoreancitizensdoing?

Althoughtheclasswillhavemanygroups,thenumberofstudentsrepresentingeachofthethreespecialtiesshouldbesimilar.

2.Studentswilltakeafewminutestoreviewtheinformationintheirassignedexpertfile(ExpertFile1:Corporations(pp.11–12);ExpertFile2:Government(pp.13–14);ExpertFile3:Citizens(pp.15–16))andanswerthequestions.Inalateractivity,studentswillshareaquickoverviewofhowtheirentitycontributedtotheeconomicmiracleinSouthKorea;theywilldothisasindividuals,sharingwithmembersoftheothertwoexpertgroups.

Teacher Notes

Beforeclass,teachersshouldpreparethedocumentsetsforeachstudent.Placingtheseinfoldersmayhelporganizethematerials.Eachofthethreeexpertfileshasatleasttwodocumentsandonequestiontohelpstudentsunderstandhowgovernment,corporations,orcitizensaffectedtheeconomyofSouthKorea.Teacherscandecidewhetherstudentswillusepaperorelectronicversionsofthedocuments.

Teaching Tip

Teachersshouldcirculatearoundtheclassroomtomakesurestudentsunderstandtheirexpertgroup.Teachersshouldtaketimebeforeclasstoreviewthesematerialssotheycanfillingapsorcorrectcommonmisunderstandings.Forexample,the

studentswhochoosecorporationswillmostlikelyhavenopriorknowledgeofchaebols(SouthKoreanfamily-runconglomerates).Thisactivityshouldmovequickly,asstudentsreadthedocuments,considerthequestion,andreporttotheirsmallgroups.

CLASSACTIVITY3OF5:STUDENTSSHAREEXPERTGROUPFINDINGS

JIGSAWEXPERTGROUPS(20MINUTES):

1.Teacherswilldividestudentsintogroupsofthree,withonestudentrepresentingeachofthethreeexpertgroups(corporations,government,orcitizens).

2.Eachstudentwithinthejigsawgroupreportsonhowcorporations,government,orcitizenscontributedtotheeconomicmiracleinSouthKorea.TheotherstudentstakenotesontheJigsawGroupHandout(p.17).

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CLASSACTIVITY4OF5:CREATEAPIECHART

ANALYZINGEFFECTS(5MINUTES):

1.StudentswillworktogethertosummarizetheinfluenceofeachexpertgrouponthegrowthoftheSouthKoreaneconomy,usingtheSummaryandPieChartHandout(p.18).ThesummaryshouldexplainhowSouthKoreawasabletoachieveeconomicsuccessaftertheKoreanWar.Eachgroupofthreestudentsshouldthencollaboratetomakeapiechartinwhichtheyindicatetherelativeimportanceofcorporations,government,andcitizensintheSouthKoreaneconomicmiracle.

Teacher Notes

Thispartofthelessoncanbeadjustedbasedonthetimeavailable:Teacherscanaskstudentstowriteanofficialsummary,ortoagreeverballyonwhattosaytotheclasstojustifythepercentagebreakdownontheirpiechart.

CLASSACTIVITY5OF5:DEBRIEF

DEBRIEF(10MINUTES):

Inawhole-classdiscussion,studentswillsharesomeoralloftheirsummaries.Thisdebriefingcouldtaketheformofaclassdiscussionwithagreed-uponpointsontheboard,orstudentgroupscouldquicklypresenttheirfindingstotheclassusingtheirpiechartsasareference.

Teacher Notes

Teachersshouldcorrectmisunderstandingsandfillingapsofknowledge.Theyshouldalsoencouragediverseinterpretations.Somestudentsmayputmoreemphasisonthegovernment’sroleortheworkethicofthepeople,forexample.

ASSESSMENT/CHECKFORUNDERSTANDING

FORMATIVEASSESSMENT:LONGESSAYQUESTION

Choice1:StudentswillcompletetheLEQplanningsheetathome.(20minutes)

Choice2:StudentswillwritethefullLEQathome.(40minutes)

Choice2:StudentswillscorethesampleLEQsathome.(30minutes)

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Inthislesson,teachershaveoptionsforhowtheywillhelpstudentsbuildtheirwritingskillsusingtheknowledgeandlearningfromthisactivity.ALongEssayQuestion(p.19)isincludedthatcorrelateswiththecontentofthelesson.Forthoseclasseswithstudentswhoarestilldevelopingtheiressay-writingskills,aninstructionalHowtoCompletetheLEQ(pp.20–23)planningsheetisalsoincluded.Perhapsmosthelpfulofallisasetofsamplestudentessays.StudentscanscoretheseStudentSampleswithScoreJustificationstoseehowaccuratelytheygradedsampleLEQresponses.

Teaching Tip

Teachersmaychoosetohavestudentsusethenextclassperiodtobuildonessay-writingskillsinapairedpeerreviewofeachother’splanningsheet,writingthefullLEQ,orscoringthesampleLEQs.Peergradingcanbeusefulforreinforcingaspects

oftherubric.IfstudentspeergradetheirwrittenLEQs,theteachercanfollowupwithafewcommentsonboththeoriginalessayandthepeergrading.Whicheveroptionteacherschoose,thecheckforunderstandingismorestudentdirectedwhenpeergradingisused.

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HOMEWORKMATERIALS(PARTI)

P h o t o g r a p h o f t h e I n c h o n l a n d i n g i n 1 9 5 0

P h o t o g r a p h o f c o n t e m p o r a r y u r b a n S o u t h K o r e a ( B u s a n )

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HOMEWORK:VISUALANALYSISOFPHOTOGRAPHS

MakethreeobservationsaboutSouthKoreaduringtheKoreanWar(1951-1953)(Inchon).

1.

2.

3.

MakethreeobservationsaboutcontemporaryurbanSouthKorea(Busan).

1.

2.

3.

Whataretwoquestionsraisedbytheinformationpresentedinthetwophotographs?

1.

2.

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HOMEWORKMATERIALS(PARTII)

ViewtheinteractivechartfromGapminder.org.ThisinteractivechartdisplayspercapitaincomeandlifeexpectancyoverthepasttwohundredyearsusingdatacollectedbytheGapmindersite.NorthandSouthKoreaarehighlightedagainstthebackdropofothercountries.Sincetheinformationmovesquickly,youmaywanttoviewtheinteractivechartmorethanonce.

ImportantDates:1910,KoreabecameacolonyofJapan;1945,KoreawasliberatedfromJapanandpartitionedintoNorthandSouthKorea;1950-1953,KoreanWar;1960s,beginningofSouthKoreaneconomicreforms.

HOMEWORK:ANALYSISOFINTERACTIVECHART

Makefiveobservationsabouttheinformationpresentedintheinteractivechart.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Whatarethreequestionsraisedbytheinformationpresentedintheinteractivechart?

1.

2.

3.

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ExpertFile1:CorporationsUsethefollowingsourcestobetterunderstandhowlargefamilycorporations(chaebols)operatedinSouthKorea.Underlineimportantpoints.ThenwritedownhowChaebolshelpedSouthKoreaachieveeconomicsuccess.

DOCUMENT1

SOURCE:AhnChoong-yong,presidentoftheKoreaInstituteforInternationalDevelopment,“ChaebolTransformedIndustry.”

SouthKorea’sindustrialconglomerates,whichoperatemanybusinesslinessimultaneouslyandareoftencontrolledbyasingleownerorfamilyandcommonlyknownas“chaebol,”havebeenthemostimportantdrivingforcebehindKorea’smodern“compressed”growthandindustrialtransformation.ItiswidelyagreedthatKorea’smoderneconomicdevelopmenthasoccurredwithinauniqueparadigmofanexport-based,butgovernment-andchaebol-ledindustrializationstrategywithvaryingdegreesofgovernmentintervention.Overtime,therespectiveroleofchaebolandtheirrelationshipwiththegovernmenthaveconstantlyevolvedtoadjusttothechanginginternationalanddomesticenvironmenttowardsperformance-basedcriteria.[…]

AttheoutsetofthebirthofKorea’smoderneconomyinitiatedinitsfirstfive-yeareconomicdevelopmentplan(1962-1967),Koreaadoptedanexport-orienteddevelopmentmodeltotakemaximumadvantageofalmost“unlimitedbuteducatedlaborforces”whileprovidingvarious“carrotsandsticks”intheformsofincentivesanddisincentivesbythegovernmentandrelyingonforeignborrowingtofinancemassivecapitalrequirements.

Inthe1960s,Korea’smajorexportswerelabor-intensiveproductssuchaswigs,plywood,footwearandlow-qualityclothingandapparel.Atpresent,however,Koreahasbecomeamajorexporterofsemiconductors,ironandsteel,ships,automobiles,electronicsandelectricalapplianceswithworld-renownedbrandnames.

Korea’sleadingmultinationalslikeSamsung,Hyundai,LGandPOSCOcanbefoundnexttotheworld’smostfamouscorporationsontheFortune500list.ThesechaebolshaveplayedavitalroleinKoreaachievinga“miracleperformance,”asthecountry’sdevelopmenthasbeendescribedbytheWorldBank.

I n K o r e a f r o m R a g s t o R i c h e s 1 9 5 0 - 2 0 1 0 : 6 0 G r e a t S t o r i e s o f K o r e a n M i r a c l e s , e d i t e d b y P a r k E u n g - k y u k a n d P a r k C h a n g - s e o k , 2 5 2 - 2 6 0 . S e o u l , K o r e a : T h e K o r e a I n s t i t u t e o f

P u b l i c A d m i n i s t r a t i o n , 2 0 1 2 .

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DOCUMENT2

SOURCE:IntroductiontoChaebols

IntroductiontoChaebolsChaebol(pluralchaebols)comesfromthecombinationoftheKoreanwordsforwealthandclan.Achaebolisa

largegroupofinterconnectedcompaniestypicallydominatedbyawealthyfamily.Theseconglomeratessimultaneouslymanagemultiple,diverseproductlinesandservices,suchasautomobileproduction,hotel

management,andretailchains,withleadershippositionsgenerallyheldbyrelativesofthechairman.

History

BusinessesrunbyfamiliesgoasfarbackastheJoseonDynasty.SamsungandLGwerealsoestablishedover100yearsago.ChaebolsbecamepopularaftertheKoreanWarwiththeriseofGeneralParkChung-hee(1963).Governmentofficialsfunneledreliefmoneyintheformofcheaploanstobusinessesthatagreedtohelprebuildtheeconomy.

Example:HyundaibuilttheGyeonbhuExpresswayinjust2.5years,andbuiltashipyardbeforebuildingships.

Products/Services

ElectronicsAppliancesEngineeringConstructionShipbuildingInsuranceCreditCards

Positives

Chaebolsallowedforrapiddevelopment.

Conglomerateswereexpectedtomeetquotastomaintaintheirgovernmentconnections.

GDPpercapita,1953:$67

GDPpercapita,1996:$10,315

Negatives

Lackofcompetition.

Chaebolsheldnearlytwo-thirdsofmarketsharebythe1990s.

Smallercompanieswereunabletoinfluencetheeconomy,leadingtociviliandissent.

TopChaebols

SamsungLGHyundaiHanjinKumhoLotte

SKGroup

B a s e d o n C a r l o s T e j a d a , “ M o n e y , P o w e r , F a m i l y , ” N e w Y o r k T i m e s , F e b r u a r y 1 7 , 2 0 1 7 , h t t p s : / / w w w . n y t i m e s . c o m / 2 0 1 7 / 0 2 / 1 7 / b u s i n e s s / s o u t h - k o r e a - c h a e b o l - s a m s u n g . h t m l .

HowdidchaebolshelpSouthKoreaachieveeconomicsuccess?

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ExpertFile2:GovernmentUsethefollowingsourcestobetterunderstandhowthegovernmentfunctionedinSouthKoreaanditsroleintheeconomy.Underlineimportantpoints.ThenwritehowtheSouthKoreangovernmenthelpedthecountryachieveeconomicsuccess.

DOCUMENT3

SOURCE:ConstitutionoftheRepublicofKorea,1948.

Article7

(1)Allpublicofficialsshallbeservantsoftheentirepeopleandshallberesponsibletothepeople.

Article9

TheStateshallstrivetosustainanddeveloptheculturalheritageandtoenhancenationalculture.

Article11

(1)Allcitizensareequalbeforethelaw,andtheremaybenodiscriminationinpolitical,economic,social,andculturallifeonaccountofsex,religion,orsocialstatus.

Article32

(1)Allcitizensshallhavetherighttowork.TheStateshallendeavortopromotetheemploymentofworkersandtoguaranteeoptimumwagesthroughsocialandeconomicmeansandshallenforceaminimumwagesystemundertheconditionsasprescribedbyAct.

(2)Allcitizensshallhavethedutytowork.TheStateshallprescribebyActtheextentandconditionsofthedutytoworkinconformitywithdemocraticprinciples.

DOCUMENT4

SOURCE:SyngmanRhee,presidentofSouthKorea,lettertoUSCongressmanPaulW.Shafer,1954.

MydearCongressmanShafer:

Iwritethisletterwiththesincerestdesireonmyparttosetfactsstraightaboutourphilosophyofgovernment.[…]Asforthedeclaredpurposeofyourresolution—tocreateanationaleconomybasedupontherightsofprivatepropertyandfreecompetitiveenterprise—itisfullyacceptable.Iquiteagreewithsuchagoal.HoweverIwishtopointoutthatitwouldbecompletelyuntruetoimplythattheRepublicofKoreaisasocialisticstatewithagovernmentofmonopolisticownershipofindustry.TheRepublicofKoreaGovernmentbelieveswholeheartedlyintheprinciplescommonlyrecognizedasthebasisoffreeenterprisesystem.

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DOCUMENT5

SOURCE:AndreiLankov,scholarfromtheSovietUnionwholivedinbothNorthandSouthKorea,excerptfromthescholarlyarticle“SaemaulUndong.”

PresidentParkChung-hee,whoruledthecountryintheyears1961-1979,hadamissiontoaccomplish.HewantedtotransformKorea,whichinthosetimeswasjustadirt-poorcountry,intoaprosperousandsuccessfulnation—doingwhateverittooktoachievethis.

Parkbelievedincapitalism.But,contrarytothemoderndayneoliberaleconomicorthodoxy,healsobelievedinstateinterventionandguidance.

Thefirstdevelopmentprogram,launchedjustafter1961,putanemphasisonindustry.[…]

I n K o r e a f r o m R a g s t o R i c h e s 1 9 5 0 - 2 0 1 0 : 6 0 G r e a t S t o r i e s o f K o r e a n M i r a c l e s , e d i t e d b y P a r k E u n g - k y u k a n d P a r k C h a n g - s e o k , 2 5 2 - 2 6 0 . S e o u l , K o r e a : T h e K o r e a I n s t i t u t e o f

P u b l i c A d m i n i s t r a t i o n , 2 0 1 2 .

DOCUMENT6

SOURCE:ParkEung-kyukandParkChang-seok,leadingscholarsatstate-runthinktanks,excerptfromKorea:FromRagstoRiches.

ParkChung-heecreatedfourministriestotakechargeofeconomicaffairs—theEconomicPlanningBoard,theMinistryofCommerceandIndustry,theMinistryofConstruction,andtheMinistryofFinance—allagencieswereresponsibleforbuildinginfrastructureforgrowth.

Five-yeardevelopmentplans,initiatedin1962undertheleadershipofthepowerfulEconomicPlanningBoard,providedalong-termvisionwhilemonthlymeetingsofferedanopportunitytosecuresustainedattentionfromtoppoliticalleadership,tomonitorprogresstoreachsolutions.Awardswerepresentedforexcellentexportperformancesatthemonthlymeetings.Onanationalscale,November30hasbeendesignatedas“ExportDay”tocommemoratethefirstachievementof$100millioninexportsin1964.

I n K o r e a f r o m R a g s t o R i c h e s 1 9 5 0 - 2 0 1 0 : 6 0 G r e a t S t o r i e s o f K o r e a n M i r a c l e s , e d i t e d b y P a r k E u n g - k y u k a n d P a r k C h a n g - s e o k , 2 5 2 - 2 6 0 . S e o u l , K o r e a : T h e K o r e a I n s t i t u t e o f

P u b l i c A d m i n i s t r a t i o n , 2 0 1 2 .

HowdidtheSouthKoreangovernmenthelpthecountryachieveeconomicsuccess?

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ExpertFile3:CitizensUsethefollowingsourcestobetterunderstandtheinfluenceoftheSouthKoreancitizensandotherpeopleinSouthKorea.Underlineimportantpoints.Thenwritedownhowthecitizens/peoplehelpedSouthKoreaachieveeconomicsuccess.

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SOURCE:ParkChung-hee,presidentofSouthKorea,ToBuildaNation,writtenin1971aboutthefirstfive-yearplan,whichstartedin1962.

[W]eorganizedaplanningcommitteeofcollegeprofessorsandexpertswithspecializedknowledgeinmanyfields.Bymobilizingthemaximumavailableexpertiseforgovernmentadministrationandpolicymaking,weintendedtoholdincheckthearbitrarinessandrashnessofthemilitaryofficers.Theestablishmentofthiscommitteeservedasaturningpoint.Koreanprofessorsbegantoshowpositiveinterestintherealitiesofthecountryandtopresentpolicyrecommendationsonthebasisofscientificanalysesofthecountry’ssituation.Eventhoughnotalloftheserecommendationscouldbejustifiedintermsofefficiencyandrationality,theiradvicewasofgreathelptotherevolutionarygovernment.ThustheConfuciantraditionofYiKorea,inwhichscholarsplayedapositivepartingovernmentalaffairs,seemstohavebeenrevived.

Thekeytoimprovingabackwardeconomyisthewayoneuseshumanresources,foreconomicdevelopmentisahumanundertaking,impossiblewithoutcombiningthepeople’spotentialintoadynamicdrivingforce.Thistaskrequiresnotonlystrongnationalwillpowerbutalsotheabilitytotranslatewillpowerintoachievement.Blueprintsmustbedrawnandexplained.Ifpeoplehaveasympatheticunderstandingofatask,theywillvoluntarilyparticipateinit.

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SOURCE:KimDae-jung,PresidentialInauguralAddress,1998.

MyFellowCitizens:

Wewillhaveanewcenturyinthreeyears.[…]Unfortunately,wearenowfacingourgreatestnationalcrisissinceJune25[1950,theoutbreakoftheKoreanWar].…Duringthisyear,consumerpricesandunemploymentratiowouldincrease.Incomeswoulddrop,andmanybusinesseswouldgobankrupt.Allofusarerequiredtoshedsweatandtears.

…MyFellowCitizens:Youhavedemonstratedremarkablepatriotismandpowerevenintoday’sdifficulties.WehaveaccomplishedapeacefultransitionofpowereveninthemidstoftheIMFCrisis.Youhavegatheredgoldtoovercomethenationalcrisisandhavealreadycollectedover$2billioningold.Iamveryproudofyourpatriotism,whichismorevaluablethangold.

Ourworkerssharetheburdenandagreetonoraises,despitethechallengestheyfaceeveryday.Businesseshavebuiltasurplusforthepastthreemonthsbyfocusingonincreasedexports.ThispatrioticcommitmentandtheresilienceoftheKoreanpeopleisearningwidespreadrecognitionacrosstheglobe…

T r a n s l a t e d b y Y o u n g e u n K i m

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SOURCE:ParkChang-seok,managingeditoroftheEnglishlanguagenewspaperTheKoreaTimes,excerptfromthescholarlyarticle“Mr.President:AKingpininNationBuilding,"2010.

Koreaisoftenmentionedasamodelcountrywhichhassuccessfullycaughttwobirdsinoneshot—athrivingeconomyanddynamicdemocracy.Theessentialelementsofsuccessweregoal-orientedexecutiveleadership,ahighlyeducatedbureaucracyandahardworkinglaborforce.Thegluebindingthemtogetherwasa“can-do”spiritinveterateamongpeoplealongwithanethicthatcallsforparentaleffortsforchildeducationandworkers’sacrifice.

I n K o r e a f r o m R a g s t o R i c h e s 1 9 5 0 - 2 0 1 0 : 6 0 G r e a t S t o r i e s o f K o r e a n M i r a c l e s , e d i t e d b y P a r k E u n g - k y u k a n d P a r k C h a n g - s e o k , 2 5 2 - 2 6 0 . S e o u l , K o r e a : T h e K o r e a I n s t i t u t e o f

P u b l i c A d m i n i s t r a t i o n , 2 0 1 2 .

HowdidcitizensandotherpeopleinSouthKoreahelpthecountryachieveeconomicsuccess?

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JigsawGroupHandoutWhatcausedtheeconomicmiracleinSouthKorea?

EXPLAININGTHEECONOMICMIRACLEINSOUTHKOREA

EXPLAININGFACTOR NOTESFROMTHEEXPERT

CORPORATIONS

GOVERNMENT

CITIZENS/PEOPLE

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SummaryandPieChartHandoutThinkingbackontheexpertexplanationsinthisunit,summarizehowcorporations,government,andpeopleinSouthKoreaworkedtodevelopthenationinthechangingglobaleconomyofthetwentiethcentury:

Asagroup,developapiechartwiththreewedgesrepresentingtherelativeimportanceofcorporations,thegovernment,andthepeopleinSouthKorea’seconomicdevelopment.Bepreparedtopresentthepiecharttotheclasswithajustificationforyourweightingoftherelativeimportanceofeachgroup.

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LongEssayQuestion

APWorldHistoryFreeResponseQuestions

WorldHistorySectionIITotalTime:1Hour30minutes

Question2Inyourresponse,youshoulddothefollowing:•Respondtothepromptwithahistoricallydefensiblethesisorclaimthatestablishesalineofreasoning.•Describeabroaderhistoricalcontextrelevanttotheprompt.•Supportanargumentinresponsetothepromptusingspecificandrelevantexamplesofevidence.•Usehistoricalreasoning(e.g.,comparison,causation,orcontinuityandchangeovertime)toframeorstructureanargumentthataddressestheprompt.•Useevidencetocorroborate,qualify,ormodifyanargumentthataddresstheprompt.2.AfterWorldWarII,governmentsoftentookastrongroleinguidingeconomiclifetopromotedevelopment.DevelopanargumentthatevaluatestheextenttowhichatleastonespecificgovernmentinAsiaguidedeconomicdevelopmentintheperiodafterWorldWarII.

[Note:Forthepurposeofthisexercise,chooseSouthKoreaastheexample.]

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HowtoCompletetheLongEssayQuestion(LEQ)

SOUTHKOREANECONOMICDEVELOPMENTPRACTICE

TheQuestion

AfterWorldWarII,governmentsoftentookastrongroleinguidingeconomiclifetopromotedevelopment.

DevelopanargumentthatevaluatestheextenttowhichatleastonespecificgovernmentinAsiaguidedeconomicdevelopmentintheperiodafterWorldWarII.

[Note:Forthepurposeofthisexercise,chooseSouthKoreaastheexample.]

STEP1:CHOOSEAHISTORICALREASONINGSKILLTHATBESTFITSTHEQUESTION.

TheLEQwillassessoneofthreepossiblehistoricalreasoningskills.Youmustanswerthepromptusingthetargetedskillyouthinkwillbethemostusefulinansweringthequestionathand.Hereareyouroptions:

• Causation(anexaminationofthecauseand/oreffectoveraspanoftime,suchasthecauseand/oreffectofimportanthistoricalprocessesorpatterns)

• Comparison(acomparisonoftworegions,ideas,religions,etc.,thatdescribessimilaritiesand/ordifferences,dependingonthequestion)

• ContinuityandChangeOverTime(adiscussionoffactorsthatstaythesameandthosethatchangeoveratimespan)

Whichhistoricalreasoningskilldoyouthinkwouldbethebestfitforthisquestion?Why?

STEP2:WRITEATHESISSTATEMENTTHATANSWERSTHEQUESTION.

Argumentsareanswerstothequestionthataredefensiblewithevidence.

WhatarethreepossibleargumentsthatyoucouldmakeabouttheextenttowhichanAsiangovernment(SouthKorea,inthiscase)wasabletoguidetheeconomyafterWorldWarII?UsethehistoricalreasoningskillyoumentionedinSTEP1.

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PossibleArgument1

PossibleArgument2

PossibleArgument3

Putanasterisk(*)nexttotheargumentyouwillbeabletosupportwiththemostevidence.

Thinkofthethesisasaroadmapforthereader.Eachpartofyourthesisshouldtiedirectlytoabodyparagraphthatdirectlyanswersthequestion.Becarefulnottobetoovague.

NOTE:YoumaywanttoskiptoSTEP3beforewritingyourpracticethesis,toidentifytheevidenceyouwilluseforyourthesis.

Writeyourpracticethesisintheboxbelow.

Thesis:

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STEP3:IDENTIFYEVIDENCEYOUCANUSETOSUPPORTYOURARGUMENT.

Historicalargumentsneedtobesupportedwithhistoricalevidence.Yourevidencemusttiespecificallytoanargumentthatanswersthequestion.

Startbyconsideringwhichevents,people,andinnovationsaremostcloselytiedtoyourargument.Brainstormasmuchevidenceasyoucanthinkofrelatedtothequestion’stopic(theextenttowhichSouthKoreawasabletoguideitseconomy).Listthisevidenceintheboxbelow.

Evidence:

Next,elaborateontheitemsinyourevidencelist.Specifically,howdotheseevents,people,andinnovationshelpsupportyourargument?

ImpactofEvidence:

STEP4:EXPLAINAHISTORICALCONTEXTTHATAFFECTSTHEQUESTION’STOPIC.

Thenextstepistoexplainthehistoricaldevelopmentsoreventsthataffectthetopicofthequestion(andyouranswertothequestion)inacontextualizationstatement.

Towardstheendofthecontextualizationstatement,providea“bridge”byusingsomeofthetermsofthequestiontolinkthesebroadercontextualissuesbacktothequestionitself.

Whatareafewhistoricaldevelopmentsoreventsthathelpcontextualizeyourargument?Notethembelow.

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STEP5:COMPLEXITY

Toearnthesecondpointforhistoricalreasoning,yourargumentsmustbecomplex.Therearetwocommonwaystoaccomplishthecomplexityneededtoearnthispoint:

1. Goingbeyondtheminimumbydoingatleastoneofthefollowing:• Explainingbothsimilarityanddifference.• Explainingbothcontinuityandchange.• Explainingothercausalfactorsoftheeffectidentifiedintheessayquestion.• Explainingothereffectsofthecauseidentifiedintheessay.

2. Exploringacrosstimeand/orspacebyexplainingrelevantandinsightfulconnectionsinotherplacesand/or

timeperiods.Thisfurthersupportsyourargumentbyshowingthatasimilarpatternemergedinanothersettingortime.Anyexamplesyouusemustbeconnectedtoanargumentthatyoumakeintheessay.

Whichargument(1,2,or3)doyouplantomakemorecomplex?Writetheargumentintheboxbelow.

Argument:

Whichstrategydoyouplantouseformakingthisargumentmorecomplex?Writeitintheboxbelow.

Strategy:

Intheboxbelow,writeafewsentencesthatwouldmakeoneofyourargumentsmorecomplex.

ItemsthatAddComplexity:

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LEQScoringSamplesStudentswillbenefitfromreadingotherstudents’sampleessaysinresponsetothisquestion.

Studentsshouldreadthefoursampleessaysandscorethemusingthesix-pointCollegeBoardLEQrubric(https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/pdf/rubrics-ap-histories.pdf?course=ap-world-history).

Studentsshouldthenreviewtheirscoreswiththescoresexplainedinthejustificationssectionbelow.

LONGESSAYQUESTIONSCOREJUSTIFICATIONS

LEQ1

Thesisisstatedinthesecondparagraphcounts,althoughitwouldbebestifplacedattheendofthefirstparagraph.ThethesispresentsthreeclearwaysSouthKoreaguidedeconomicdevelopment.1point

Contextualizationisattemptedinthefirstparagraph.SouthKoreawasnotdemocraticwhenitwassplitaftertheKoreanWar.Democracydidnotcomeforseveralmoredecades.0points

Evidenceisplentifulandtiedtotopicsentencesatthetopofeachparagraph.Thesetopicsentencesorganizetheevidencetosupportthearguments.2points

Analysisshouldframetheargumentaroundahistoricalreasoningskill.Thisessayusescausationthroughouttheessay.Inthelastbodyparagraph,theskillofcontinuityisaddressed.1point

Total:4points

LEQ2

Thesisisnotspecificenoughtothequestion.Thestatement“didmanythings”doesnotadequatelylinktohowSouthKoreaguidedeconomicdevelopment.OnlythefirstsentenceinthesentencethatfollowsrelatestowhattheSouthKoreangovernmentdidtoguideeconomicdevelopment.0points

ContextualizationisattemptedinthefirstparagraphwithseveralreferencestoKoreanpoliticalhistory.Thishistoricalinformationisnotadequatelybridgedtothequestiononguidingeconomicdevelopment.0points

Evidenceisprovidedthatrelatestothetopicofgovernmentalinvolvementineconomicpolicy.1point

Analysisshoulduseahistoricalreasoningskillinordertoframetheargument.Noclaimsorargumentsaremadethatfullyaddressthequestion.0points

Total:1point

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LEQ3

Thesisisstatedclearlyattheendofthefirstparagraph.1point

Contextualizationispresentedinafragmentarywayinthefirstparagraphwithreferencetosomecountriestryingtocatchupeconomically.1point

Evidenceispresentedwithspecificitythroughouttheessay.Theminorerrorsdonotdetractfromtheoverallabundanceofinformation.Theevidenceisalsostructuredaroundclaimspresentedinthetopicsentencesofeachparagraph.2points

Analysiscomesthroughtheuseofcausationthroughouttheessay.EachoftheclaimsmadeinthetopicsentencesdescribeshowSouthKoreacausedeconomicdevelopment.1point

Total:5points

LEQ4

Thesisisclearlystatedinthelastpartofthefirstparagraph.1point

Contextualizationispresentedwellatthebeginningofthefirstparagraph.1point

Evidenceisspecificandrelevanttothequestion.Evidenceisalsolinkedtoclaimsmadeinthetopicsentencesofeachparagraph.2points

Thefirstanalysispointisearnedthroughtheconsistentuseoftheskillofcontinuityandchangewhenmakingclaims.Sincetheessaydeploysbothcontinuityandchange,thesecondanalysispointforcomplexityisearned.2points

Total:6points

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SAMPLELEQS

LEQ1

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LEQ2

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LEQ3

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LEQ4

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