Monday, February 12 Pick up a ‘Ming & Qing China PP’ notes sheet

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Monday, February 12 Pick up a ‘Ming & Qing China PP’ notes sheet Power Point over late Ming and early Qing Dynasties NEWS FLASH: The Qing is the last of the Chinese dynasties!!! Embedded video links: Ancestor worship, Filial Piety, and the Macartney Mission Ch 26 Quiz tomorrow (Tuesday, February 13) End of class Objective: “I can . . . explain Ming China’s impact on global trade (7E)

Monday, February 12 Pick up a SAQ (Short Answer Questions) answer sheet Unit IV Short Answer Questions (1450-1750) Three questions sets 13 minutes each set 4 minutes per question I will grade 2 of the 3 answer sets A – answer the prompt (argue) C – cite your evidence (to support your argument) E – elaborate or explain (tie it all in, provide context) Objective: “I can . . . explain the impact of the Columbian Exchange on the Americas and Europe (7B) explain the impact of the Atlantic slave trade on West Africa and the Americas (7C)