Semester Exam: Overview

Contents: • text [Chp. 18,19,20 (sec.1-2),21,22,23,24 (sec. summaries)]• 14 lecture notes• PowerPoint class notes

Format:• 36 Multiple choice• 4 Visuals (paintings, maps, cartoons)• Short answer based on document analysis (literature)

To Be Administered unannounced Before the Exam Session• Essay based on analysis of documents

Semester Exam: Specific Topics Covered

Multiple Choice/Visuals: Breakdown of questions

– Enlightenment and Ideologies – 7 (incl. 1 question that bridges this year’s themes with last year’s themes)

– French Revolution – 4– Napoleon – 3– Nationalism – 10– Industrial Revolution – 7– Social Issues in 19th Century – 5– Imperialism - 4

Document Interpretation: Nationalism/Industrial Revolution

Possible Essay Topics: Nationalism/Anti-Semitism/Imperialism (see next 2 slides)

DBQ Review: Semester IYour test’s essay is based on a

Document-Based Question

1. Complete practice DBQ: pp. 781 of your text. 2. Check your answers

The Forgotten Genocide (pp. 781)

1. D2. C3. B4. Answers should use specific evidence from the

documents and the chapter to explain how the violence and destruction of the Armenian genocide caused Pasha to disobey his superiors. Outstanding and above average letters should incorporate outside information drawn from our study, e.g. addressing the significance of this question. (For illustrative purposes, this is much simplified.)