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Today you will learn the key terms, people, and places of a specific ideology developed during the Industrial Revolution Today you will learn the key terms, people, and places of a specific ideology developed during the Industrial Revolution
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“-ism” means practice or belief in During the Industrial Revolution 7 prominent ideologies (-isms) developed: Communism Socialism Liberalism Romanticism Realism Capitalism Utilitarianism “-isms”
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You are each assigned one ideology Use your graphic organizer to store your information about your ideology I have given you a resource sheet for each ideology, use those terms & people as your starting point Fill out each box of your graphic organizer with enough info. to show your understanding of the “-ism” Use the textbook as a starting place but you will also use the references provided (If you want to use another website not provided for research clear it with me first) Steps
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You will be matched up with others who share your “-ism”/ideology Together you will create a poster version of a Facebook page for your ideology (see template handout) On Monday we will have a gallery walk to share ideologies and “comment” on them. Your entrance ticket to participate in your group project is a completed graphic organizer Final Product
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Use your reference guide to find a definition of your “-ism” in the textbook Define the other textbook terms & people Once you have this information checked off by me you will get a laptop and begin researching online. Visit the websites provided & take notes on the information What quotes are there about your ideology? Were any books written about it? Art created about it? What beliefs support your ideology? How would members of different social classes feel about it? Step One
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You will work with your group to: Review your term. What does it mean? Where did it start? Who was involved? Create a plan – who is responsible for each part of the Facebook page? Tomorrow
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First ½ of class you will finish your independent research The second ½ of class you will meet with your group. You must assign roles & each person will be responsible for one part of the Facebook page : “Philosophy” person “Arts & Entertainment” person + images “Activities & Interests” person “Basic Info.” person Gather your materials – pictures & information – email to your entire group in case you’re gone Monday Today
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Communism: Armando R, Derek, Josh, & Jazmine Socialism: Kim L, Matthew, Daniel, Amber, & Michael Liberalism: British, Radalyn, Danny, & William Romanticism: Taylor, Madi, Zayn, & Adrian Realism: Lily, Anna, Nick, & Reno Capitalism: Jake, Jessica, Armando A, & Kim R Utilitarianism: Cece, Victoria, Zach, & Kyle Groups
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Communism: Dylan, Naseer, Billy, & Erik Socialism: Conrad, Raiden, Jacob, & Owen Liberalism: Andy, Kyle, Paige, & Jason Romanticism: Isaiah, Victor, Nathan, & Brandon Realism: Carlitos, Tait, Sam, & Colin Capitalism: Mckenzie, Manvir, Joe, & Nate Utilitarianism: Cameron, Cassandra, Ray, & Hannah Groups
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Each group will receive a cardboard poster covered with white paper You MUST bring all printed out images, and information to class tomorrow so that you can assemble your Facebook page You will have 20 min. to do this with your group before the gallery walk For Monday:
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Write your name on your comment slips You will view each Ideology Facebook page before leaving any comments You will then choose 4 pages (Ideologies) you want to comment on Your comments must engage with the Ideology by doing at least one of these things: Comparing or contrasting your Ideology with the one you are viewing and explaining your choice Make a connection to yourself-personal beliefs Make a connection to the world – how do you see this ideology in the world now? Make a connection to something we have already learned in class Post your comment on the wall before moving on Gallery Walk
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One member of your group will present the definition of your -ism One member will present an image, picture or, symbol for your -ism One member will present a scenario or example for your -ism Fill out your graphic organizer for all ideologies – this is a tool for you to help keep them straight! Presentation
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