Purpose: Establish a timeline of significant events in the history of the Middle East. Consider the role of Orientalism in the historiography of the Middle East.
Task: Happy Tuesday! When you arrive to class, please grab a white board and write or draw an answer to the following question:
Why is it important to consider Orientalism when examining the history and historiography of the Middle East?
After a brief discussion, you'll take the reading quiz on "The Roots of Muslim Rage." When you've completed the quiz, please turn it in at the back of the room and begin working through "Ottoman Empire Cartoon Analysis." We'll play a quick Kahoot! to review monotheism. Finally, we'll spend the remainder of class discussing the history of the region.
Homework:
Why is it important to consider Orientalism when examining the history and historiography of the Middle East?
After a brief discussion, you'll take the reading quiz on "The Roots of Muslim Rage." When you've completed the quiz, please turn it in at the back of the room and begin working through "Ottoman Empire Cartoon Analysis." We'll play a quick Kahoot! to review monotheism. Finally, we'll spend the remainder of class discussing the history of the region.
Homework:
- TODAY - "Roots of Muslim Rage" rdg. quiz
- Wednesday, October 12 - Perspectives in History packet due in class - START THIS EARLY!
- Thursday, October 13 - Unit 3 Map Quiz
- Friday, October 14 - Regional Study Part III "Comparing Saudi Arabia & Iran"
- Friday, October 14 - Unit 3 PDP due on class blog
- Monday, October 17 - Regional Study Parts IV "Transcaucasia" & Part V "Contemporary Issues" due
- Monday, October 17 - Unit 3 PDC due on class blog
- Tuesday, October 18- Unit 3 Test
- Tuesday, October 18 - Unit 3 SJS due on class blog
Extending Class Discussion:
- "Imperial History of the Middle East" (Maps of War)
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