General Objectives for Unit
Unit 4       Victorian Era        1800s
Specific Objectives for Unit
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Janurary 1 2
Teacher Workday 		  3
Introduction Great Expectations
Goals 
Congress of Vienna
(modified)
Delegates
Roberts Rules of Order		 4
Ch. 21. 2 
(also pg. 650)Congress of Vienna
Great Expectation pgs. 9-37		 5
Congress of Vienna
Great Expectation pgs. 38-105
8
Great Expectation pgs. 106-148
Analogies
Outline
 		 9
analogies
Great Expectation pgs. 149-177
write outline for Introduciton and 1st stage 1st paragraph		 10
Congress of Vienna
Great Expectations pgs 178-204
Dialectic Journal Due		 11
Treaty for Congress of Vienna 
Europe 1815
Results
Victorian Timeline
Great Expectations pgs. 205-251
12
Great Britain 
Chapter 21.1
22.4
Victorian Era 
Flowers
More flowers & Rules 
manners
Great Expectations pgs 252-273
15
Martin Luther King Holiday		 16
Agriculture Revolution 20.1pgs. 609 - 612) Chapter  & 22.1 
Industrial Revolution Assembly Line
Economic Philosophers
Great Expectations pgs 274-300		 17
Chapter 22.2 (pgs. 696-700)  & 22.4
Results of Industrial Revolution  
EconomicSystems
Great Expectations pgs. 301-324		 18
Ch. 21.3 
(pages 668 -670)
Italy 
Italian unification
1848 Revolutions
Great Expectations pgs. 325-350		 19
France
Chapter 22.3 (pgs. 708 - 709)
Louis Napoleon 
British Reform
Great Expectations Outline and write second paragraph
22
Show I
Great Expectations
pgs. 351 - 378		 23
Show II
Great Expectations
pgs. 379 - 400		 24
Franco Prussian War
Chapter 21.3 (pgs. 670-678) Bismarck
German unification
Ems Dispatch Perspective
Great Expectations pgs 401-415		 25
Russia 
Chapter 22.3  (page 711)
Czars in 1800 
Russian Revolution of 1905
failure of 
Faberge Eggs
Great Expectations pgs 416-447		 26
Austria-Hungary 
(Ausgleich)
Chapter 22.3 (pages 710 - 715)
Great Expectations
pgs 448-480
29
Dual Monarchy/ Ottoman Empire 
Chapter 17.1 Ch. 22.3 (pgs. 712-715)
Congress of Berlin 
Ottoman Empire (Turkey) 		 30
Great Expectations
Pgs. 508 - end
write 3rd Paragraph
World History read 
Ch. 17.3 & 17.4		 31
Chapter 23. 1 
Chapter 23.2 (pgs 742-747)
Scramble for Africa Direct vrs. Indirect
Berlin Conference
Shaka Zulu 
"Zulu Dawn"		 1
Student Holiday
Teacher workday		 2
Teacher Workday
Student Holiday
5
Chapter 23.2 (pgs. 737 -741) 
"Zulu Dawn" 
African Diaspora
Zulu dawn on the internet
Dialectic Journal Due		 6
Ch. 17.4
GE vocabulary Test
Show rest of Great Expectations		 7
Great Expectations write final paper
World History Reading Ch. 23.3 (pgs.748 -750)
 		 8
Great Expectation Test


 
Chapters 21, 22, 23 & 20.1 & 17.1
**Newspapers- The newspaper developed from the broadside and became a very powerful source to spread new culture and ideas that were so prevalent during the 1800's.
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General Objectives
Analyze the impact of political and economic revolutions on Western civilization, including the increased productivity and prosperity resulting from the industrial revolution
Explain the rise of nationalism and imperialism and their consequences
Relate the cultural developments of realism and romanticism to development of industry and imperialism and determine how they reflect the values of the Victorian Era
Trace the development of capitalism, socialism and communism
Trace the development of national unity in Eastern and Western Europe

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