1. World History
Get a new bell work paper. Have out your crossword puzzle materials and spiral.

2. Bell Work week 12: Monday
Respond to the following in the space for Monday on your bell work paper.
Tell me 3 things about the French colonies in North America, 2 things about the English colonies in North America, and 1 way they were different.

3. Information: Crossword puzzles due: WEDNESDAY April 8th
ASSESSMENT GRADE=TEST
Vocabulary and Chapter 15 Quiz:
TOMORROW April 7th
20 MC Questions over Chapter 15 vocabulary and key facts.

4. Table of Contents Unit 7: Global Age Chapter 15 Reading Summary 15.5
Notes: Scientific Revolution
Video notes: Copernicus
Reading Summary 13.5
Vocabulary: Chapter 14
Why Explore?Chart
Reading Summary 14.1
Notes: Exploration
3-2-1 Video Notes
Video Notes: Magellan
Notes: Expansion in Africa
Reading Summary 14.2
Guided Reading 14.3
Reading Summary 14.4
Notes
Review Questions p. 282 #7-15
Reading Summary 15.1
Video Notes: Guns, Germs, and Steel
Reading Summary 15.2
Reading Summary 15.3
N.America 5 w’
Reading Summary 15.5
Notes: Columbian Exchange
3-2-1
Table of Contents
Unit 7: Global Age Chapter 15
Reading Summary 15.5
Notes: Columbian Exchange
3-2-1 notes

5. Essential Question
How did the voyages of European explorers change the Americas, Africa, and Europe?

6. Topical Questions
How did European exploration lead to the Columbian Exchange?
What was the Columbian Exchange?

7. Effects of Global Contact

8. Summary: The Effects of Global Contact
Read the Section Summary for Chapter 15 section 5.
Answer the questions on the side of the paper and the Review Questions at the bottom of the page.
On the back write 5 effects of the Columbian Exchange. Use the sentence starter:
The Columbian Exchange resulted in__________, _________, __________, _________, and ________.

9. Effects of Columbian Exchange

10. The Columbian Exchange of people, food, goods, and animals profoundly affected the world.
In the wake of explorers, traders took new foods, such as tomatoes, peppers, and corn, from America back to Europe.
They also brought plants and animals, such as horses and chickens, from Europe to the Americas. 10

11. One of the key causes was the spread of new food crops from the Americas.
However, Native American populations declined severely due to European diseases.
The global population started to explode by 1700.
Millions of people migrated at this time. Europeans spread out in the Americas. Africans were forced to the Americas by the slave trade.

12. Columbian Exchange 3 things exchanged 2 reasons why it is important
1 thing you didn’t know

13. Named for Christopher Columbus
Global diffusion:
Plants and crops
Animals
Human populations
Disease pathogens
Links between previously independent biological zones
Permanently alters human geography, natural environment

14. Europeans in the Americas Crossword Puzzle: Due WednesDAY
You must include 25 words and their definitions.
15 of the words MUST be from your vocabulary page.
TODAY: Design your puzzle on a piece of paper.
Number the spaces (this is your answer page)
Create a down and across page with the definition or description of the words.
Create a blank crossword with just the NUMBERS.
If you finish, turn in your blank crossword puzzle, answer page, and clue page.
Read in your independent reading book or THE WEEK

15. 4 points
3 points
2 points
1 point
Words
Used 25 words or more.
Excellent
Used words.
Good Effort
Used words.
Used less than 14 words
Clues
Clues given for all words. Clues show strong depth of understanding
Clues given for all words.
Clues given for all words but some are difficult to understand.
Clues missing for words and clues are not understandable.
Puzzle
The grid, a list of clues and an answer key is provided.
One part of the puzzle is missing or incomplete
One or more parts are missing or incomplete.
Parts are missing and puzzle contains errors.
Attractiveness
All parts of the puzzle are neat and easy to read.
All but one part of the puzzle are neat and easy to read.
Only one part is neat and easy to read.
The parts are not neat and are not easy to read
4 points
3 points
2 points
1 point
Words
Used 25 words or more.
Excellent
Used words.
Good Effort
Used words.
Used less than 14 words
Clues
Clues given for all words. Clues show strong depth of understanding
Clues given for all words.
Clues given for all words but some are difficult to understand.
Clues missing for words and clues are not understandable.
Puzzle
The grid, a list of clues and an answer key is provided.
One part of the puzzle is missing or incomplete
One or more parts are missing or incomplete.
Parts are missing and puzzle contains errors.
Attractiveness
All parts of the puzzle are neat and easy to read.
All but one part of the puzzle are neat and easy to read.
Only one part is neat and easy to read.
The parts are not neat and are not easy to read