History-Geography 2E

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	A CHANGING WORLD Planning Method - Commenting on 2 documents INTRODUCTION Notions : presentation recap & definitions Method 1 : guided done Method 2 : guided done CASE STUDIES - ORAL PRESENTATIONS Case studies Your projected documents Marking scale CS1 - Transition challenges in California, a developed US state (America) Has California transitioned? • An uneven development• A magnet for people• Environmental challenges CS2 - Transition challenges in the UK, a developed country (Europe) Has the UK transitioned? • An unequal development• An attractive country• Environmental vulnerability CS3 - Transition challenges in India, an emerging country (Asia) How is India transitioning? • A challenged development• An attractive country?• Environmental challenges CS4 - Transition challenges in South Africa, an emerging country (Africa) How is South Africa transitioning? • A development threatened• An attractive country• An environment damaged CS5 - Transition challenges in South Pacific small developing islands Are small Pacific islands transitioning? • A prevented development• Paradise or Hell?• Environmental issues
	THE AGE OF REVOLUTIONS Planning Method - Commenting on 2 documents INTRODUCTION Notions : presentation recap & definitions Method 1 : guided done Method 2 : guided done CASE STUDIES - ORAL PRESENTATIONS Case studies Your projected documents Marking scale CS1 - The first British revolution: the Civil War and Commonwealth, 1642-1660 How and why did the British people overthrow their government ? • The tensions between King and Parliament, 1603-1642 • The Civil War, 1642-1649 • A republican experience: the Commonwealth, 1649-1660 CS2 - The second British revolution: the Glorious Revolution 1688 How and why did the British people overthrow their government a second time? • The tensions of the Restauration, 1660-1688 • The Glorious Revolution, 1688 • A new monarchy, 1689 CS3 - A new British political regime: a parliamentary monarchy, 1689 How did the British people set up a government which protected their rights? • A limited monarchy • The sharing of powers • The sovereignty of the people CS4 - The American revolution: the War of Independence 1775-1783 How and why did the British colonists overthrow their government? • The tensions between Britain and its American colonies, 1765-1775 • The revolution for independence, 1775-1776 • The war of independence, 1775-1783 CS5 - A new American political regime: a federal republic, 1781-1791 How did Americans set up a government which protected their rights? • The debate, 1777-1787 • A new federal republic, 1787: the separation of powers • A republic without democracy
	POLITICAL REGIMES Documents • UK parliamentary monarchy today (docs 1, 2 & 3) • Government buildings • A democracy • The monarch’s role Recap • The US republic today (docs 1, 4 & 5) • Government buildings • A democracy • The president’s role Recap and definitions • Method: analyse de deux documents Method 1 - The evolution of British royal power since 1689: the docs the analysis Method 2 - The evolution of American democracy since 1787: the docs the analysis