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Day 14 Imperialism (Part II)
This page has your weekly list of assignment options and curriculum for Mr Underwood's Global History Class. Please follow the directions in order to maximize your score for this assignment.
1) Watch the CNN Student News segment and answer the questions on the Digital Attendance Form.
2) Complete ALL of the Asynchronous Learning Activities from the grid below.
3) Fill out the the Attendance Check-In sheet at the bottom of the page and submit the form to your instructor. Be sure you answer in complete and detailed sentences whenever applicable in order to maximize your score.
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Part I: CNN Student News
Part II: (Activity A) Additional Learning Video
After watching one of the Learning Videos below answer the questions in the Digital Attendance Form. Be sure to answer in complete and detailed sentences.
Part II: (Activity B) Reading Activity
The country of India was once referred to as England's "Jewel in the Crown," meaning that is was its most important colony. What made India so valuable to the British Empire? What did the Indian People receive from the nearly 200 years of British rule? Find out in the reading below. Don't forget to answer the questions in the Digital Check-in form at the bottom of the page.
| Reading: Britain's 200 Year Control Over India |
Part II (Activity C): Gandhi Presentation
Did you Know Mohandas K Gandhi was so famous his tactics of non-violent protesting even inspired the great Martin Luther King Jr? For this activity you will have the opportunity to create a six (6) slide presentation about the life and accomplishments of Gandhi. Download the template below for guidance and then create your own presentation using google slides. Don't forget at the end to share the link in the last question of the Digital Attendance Check-in form.
| Gandhi Presentation Template |
