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IB History of the Americas The Great Depression: Notes and Study Guide The following is a list of terms to take notes on and be familiar with by the end of our unit on the Great Depression and FDR’s New Deal in the 1930s. Be prepared for reading quiz on the day each assignment is due.
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For this History guide, we outlined everything in condensed note-form so that it will be easy for you to grasp the material. In this guide you will find useful information such as key terms, timelines, charts and sample question boxes.
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THE AMERICAS IN GLOBAL AFFAIRS •Political and Economic Goals: Panamanian Rebellion •Social Impacts: Nativism and Hate Groups •Ideological Concerns: Xenophobia •Unification Impacts: British North America Act •Case Study: Post-Confederation Issues Expansionist Foreign Policies Connect and Analyze Terms
IB History HL option #2: History of the Americas - Edublogs
IB History HL option #2: History of the Americas There are six key concepts that have prominence throughout the DP history course: Continuity, Causation, Consequence, Significance, Perspectives, and Change.
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This handout is designed to help you prepare for the IB History of the Americas Paper 3 exam. There are a few comments about the other papers, but only a few. Papers 1 and 2 will be based on material from your HOA Year 2 class, while Paper 3 will cover your HOA Year 1 class.
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The IB Diploma Programme (DP) history course is a world history course based on a comparative and multi-Key concepts
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Success in IB History of the Americas requires a comprehensive approach. This includes a strong understanding of the syllabus, effective study strategies, careful source analysis, strong...
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It explores the origins of slavery in the Americas and the role of the colonial powers in the Atlantic slave trade. It explores the Middle Passage, slave resistance and opposition to the slave trade in British America, led by the Quakers. This study of slavery allows for a comparative approach across the Americas. Objectives:
IB History of the Americas Topic #12: The Great Depression
IB History of the Americas Topic #12: The Great Depression and the Americas (1920s-1939) IB Concepts Political and economic causes of the Great Depression in the Americas: During the 1920s the US seemed to be enjoying a boom period, particularly in the development and marketing of consumer goods.
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the DP history course: change, continuity, causation, consequence, sig-nificance and perspectives. The aims of the DP history course are to enable students to:
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•Case Study: Pre-Confederation, Main Issues •Power Challenges: The US and Latin America •Case Study: Compare and Contrast Jackson, Bolivar, Rosas Challenges to Power Connect and Analyze Terms
IB History of the Americas Topic #13: The Second World War
IB History of the Americas Topic #13: The Second World War and the Americas (1933-1945) Social impacts of the second world war: women and minorities: The war affected all sections of society and had a profound impact on the daily lives of ordinary Americans.
