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1. Objective (READ) SWBAT identify the effects of colonization. 2. Question of the Day. (WRITE) 3. Warm-up (ANSWER) 1. What is one economic effect of colonization?

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1 1. Objective (READ) SWBAT identify the effects of colonization. 2. Question of the Day. (WRITE) 3. Warm-up (ANSWER) 1. What is one economic effect of colonization? 2. What is one political effect of colonization?

2 Colonization Essay

3 Pre-write Review Economic Effects: 1. Colonization increases global trade Former coloniesEurope (mother countries)

4 Pre-write Review Economic Effects: 1. Colonization increases global trade Former coloniesEurope (mother countries) - Developing nations - Low standard of living (poor) - Primary and secondary levels of economic activity

5 Pre-write Review Economic Effects: 1. Colonization increases global trade Former coloniesEurope (mother countries) - Developing nations - Low standard of living (poor) - Primary and secondary levels of economic activity - Developed nations - High standard of living (rich) - All four levels of economic activity

6 Political Effects 1. Democracy DIFFUSED to the colonies

7 Social Effects 1. Christianity DIFFUSED to the colonies 2. Europeans practice ethnocentrism, racism, human rights violations 3. Disease spreads

8 The question…  What are the economic, political, and social effects of European colonization on the developing nations of the world of today? - Answer the question. - Provide the most important effect for each of the three topics in the question. - Justify your answers with details and examples from our analysis of the Industrial Revolution and colonization in this class. - Use your prewrite to guide your response. READ ONLY

9 World Geography Writing Rules 1.Have a topic sentence. 2.Have a conclusion. 3.Use only your prewrite for assistance, no textbook. 4.No slang, internet talk/abbreviations. -Write like the textbook or you’re in a job interview, be professional 5.Write in paragraph form. -Indent the first sentence of each paragraph. -Do not skip lines -Do not include bullets READ ONLY

10 Topic Sentence Creation - options 1.Re-write the question  Like the question of the day process, only the opposite European colonization had many economic, political, and social effects on modern developing nations. 2. State your thesis  Answer the question in one sentence  Write the direct answer to the question European colonization was a major factor in the economic, political, and social problems in modern developing nations.

11 Conclusion - Options 1.Summarize – rewrite your thesis 2.Personalize – put yourself in the shoes of the people who live there 3.Predict – based on what you wrote, predict what will happen next

12 Essay Order 1. Topic Sentence  answer or rewrite the question 2. Body (middle part)  Provide details and specific examples  Support your thesis  Use key vocabulary and info from class 3. Conclusion  Restate your thesis, predict, or personalize

13 Topic Sentence Example Question: What does Mr. Orso want for Christmas? Mr. Orso wants a PS3 for Christmas this year for a variety of reasons.

14 Prewrite What is it?  A student-created graphic organizer that allows you to organize your ideas you will write on your geographic response. Why do it?  It is your cheat sheet for the essay and is worth 10% of your test grade.

15 When you finish… 1.Turn in your essay and question slip at the table by my desk. I will check pre-writes during the notebook evaluation. 2.Remain silent until all students are finished. I will let you know when that is. 3.Complete any leftover assignments from the - Worksheet with the boxes, Diary assignment. 4.Pick up a conflict in the Balkans worksheet and complete it in your notebook.

16 Northern Ireland – Clip Questions 1. True/False  Catholics want Northern Ireland to be a part of Ireland. 2. True/False  Protestants want Northern Ireland to remain a part of the United Kingdom. 3. Why is this conflict so difficult to solve?


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