Dr. Juan C. Santamarina
Office Hours:  T-Th 9:30-10:30am, 12-1:15pm , and by appointment.  HM 443.
santamar@udayton.edu
Office Phone: (937) 229-2834

ANNOUNCEMENTS: EXAM #1 REVIEW IS UPDATED --ALL OTHER REVIEWS ARE NOT CURRENT Get some help from your publisher:  Outline of Chapters Document Analysis Worksheet--USE THIS WORKSHEET FOR EACH DOCUMENT DUE ON THURSDAYS

READINGS

COURSE DESCRIPTION, REQUIREMENTS, AND GRADING

II.  IMPORTANT DATES

Term Paper Proposals Due	Thurs (Week 4)
Midterm Exam Review Posted	Thurs (Week 7)
Midterm Exam	Thurs (Week 8)
Term Papers Draft Due for Peer Review	Thurs April 15 (Week 15) Print and bring with you this peer review
Term Papers Final Draft Due	Thurs April 22 (Week 16)
FINAL EXAM	WEDNESDAY APRIL 28, 2010, 2:30-4:20

III.  WEEKLY SCHEDULE
 

I. ORIGINS OF GLOBAL INTERDEPENDENCE, 1500-1800 Week 1 (1/5)	READ:  Primary Documents Selections TOPIC: Course Introduction; Themes:  Traditions and Encounters What's New in History...?
Week 2 (1/12)	READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpt. 23-25, Edible History of Humanity, Introduction TOPIC: Why did Europeans Expand into the Wider World?  Early Global Connections  Encounter:  Spain in the Americas:  Conquistadors FILM
Week 3 (1/19)	READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpts. 26-27, Edible History of Humanity, Chapter 1 Equiano's Travels Document Analysis Worksheet--USE THIS WORKSHEET FOR EACH DOCUMENT DUE ON THURSDAYS TOPIC: Good and Noble Savages:  What was happening in Europe that Contributed to Expansion?  A New World of Reason and Motion: The Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment, 1600-1800 Encounter:  Were There Other Empires?  Beyond Glory, Gold, and God:  African Empires and the Slave Trade
Week 4 (1/26)	READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpts. 28-29, Edible History of Humanity, Chapter 2 TOPIC: Were There Other Empires?  The Islamic Empires
II. REVOLUTION, INDUSTRY, AND EMPIRE, 1750-1914 Week 5	READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpt. 30 READ FOR DISCUSSION:  John Locke, EXCERPTS FROM The Second Treatise of Civil Government (1690) and The Declaration of Independence, 1776 Document Analysis Worksheet--USE THIS WORKSHEET FOR EACH DOCUMENT DUE ON THURSDAYS TOPIC: Why did the Americas go their own Way?  Overturning the Political and Social Order: Revolution and the Emergence of National Communities TIMELINE OF US INDEPENDENCE WAR NPR--Declaration of Independence Lincoln's Gettysberg Address
Week 6	READ FOR DISCUSSION ON THURSDAY:  US CONSTITUTION FILM IN CLASS--John Adams Document Analysis Worksheet--USE THIS WORKSHEET FOR EACH DOCUMENT DUE ON THURSDAYS
Week 7	TUESDAY:  READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpt. 32, Edible History of Humanity, Chapters 3-4 TOPIC: What About Latin America?:  FILM:  The Price of Freedom THURSDAY:  READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpt. 31, Edible History of Humanity, Chapter 5 Friedrich Engels, The Condition of the Working Class in England (1844) Document Analysis Worksheet--USE THIS WORKSHEET FOR EACH DOCUMENT DUE ON THURSDAYS TOPIC: How did the New Emerging Economies Change the World?  Factories, Cities, and Families in the Industrial Age: The Industrial Revolution and Industrial Society
Week 8	TUESDAY--EXAM REVIEW THURSDAY--MIDTERM EXAM
Week 10	SPRING BREAK
Week 10 (March 8)	READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpt. 33-34, Edible History of Humanity, Chapter 6 READ FOR DISCUSSION:  Captain F. D. Lugard, The Rise of Our East African Empire (1893) Document Analysis Worksheet--USE THIS WORKSHEET FOR EACH DOCUMENT DUE ON THURSDAYS TOPIC: How did Europeans Expand in the 19th Century?  A New Glory, Gold, and God:  Empires Fall, Empires Rise  Orientalism FILM:  "The Language of Empire"
III. THE TWENTIETH CENTURY Week 11 (March 15)	READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpt. 35, Edible History of Humanity, Chapter 7 Siegfried Sassoon, "Attack" And Other Poems Document Analysis Worksheet--USE THIS WORKSHEET FOR EACH DOCUMENT DUE ON THURSDAYS TOPIC: Why did Europe Blow Itself Up?  Big Industry, Big Guns, and the Search for Big Peace:  War and Upheaval, 1900-1918
Week 12 (March 22)	READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpt. 36, Edible History of Humanity, Chapter 8 READ FOR DISCUSSION:  Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor (1935)  Document Analysis Worksheet--USE THIS WORKSHEET FOR EACH DOCUMENT DUE ON THURSDAYS TOPIC: Western Society in Chaos:  World Depression
Week 13 (March 29)	LIBRARY PRESENTATION BY HEIDI GAUDER IN CLASS
Week 14 (April 5)	READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpt. 37, Edible History of Humanity, Chapter 9 TOPIC: Why Did the World Blow Itself Up...Again?  America's Rise to Supremacy
Week 15 (April 12)	READ:  Traditions and Encounters, Chpt. 38-40, Edible History of Humanity, Chapter 10-Epilogue TOPIC: How did the World Change with the Dissolution of Formal Empires?  A new World Order Emerging THURSDAY: 1--First Draft of Term Papers AND a copy of the PEER REVIEW WORKSHEET are due at the start of class.  Absolutely no late submissions.  I will collect the papers and redistribute to the class.  From Thursday until Tuesday you will review/edit/etc. and return to author.
IV. CONCLUSION Week 16	TUESDAY:  FINAL EXAM REVIEW THURSDAY APRIL 22 IS THE LAST DAY OF OUR CLASS--FINAL DRAFT OF PAPERS ARE DUE TURN IN: 1--Final Paper to Turnitin.com 2--In Class you will turn in the First Draft, Peer Review, and Final Draft 3--You will present to the class, in about 2 minutes: Paper Topic Thesis Major findings/conclusions