Warm UP March 21, 2011

1. Warm UP March 21, 2011 1. In Southern/Eastern Asia, air pollution is a major problem. What is the primary cause of indoor air pollution in the area? A. improper sanitary procedures. B. too many people in the cities. C. lack of green cleaning products. D. cooking and heating with biomass fuels. 2. How have the Himalayan Mountains affected India and Pakistan? A. Made much of India a desert. B. Helped India trade with China, C. Isolated India and Pakistan from China. D. Provided good soil for the development of agriculture.

2. Anticipation Guide:

3. Standard/Elements SS7H3 The student will analyze continuity and change in Southern and Eastern Asia leading to the 21st century. a. Describe how nationalism led to independence in India and Vietnam.

4. Today I will learn the conflict in countries because within societies change is the result when nationalism led to independence in India and Vietnam.

5. Essential Question How did nationalism lead to independence in India and Vietnam?

6. How did Nationalism Lead to Independence for India Vietnam? INDIA VIETNAM Come up with your own ideas of how they are alike and do that for home work! Green bullets of notes go here! Green bullets of notes go here!

7. VOCABULARY REMINDER • NATIONALISM- loyalty to a group with whom one shares a common history, culture, and/or religion • INDEPENDENCE- freedom from the control, influence, support, aid, or the like, of others.

8. India’s Road to Independence • In the 1660’s India became trading partners with the Britain. • By 1760 Britain gained political and economic power over all of India. Indians began to resentbeing ruled by a foreign nation. • Indians distrusted the British government an cultural practices. • A Nationalist movement began in India to fight for the country’s independence. • Supporters of the nationalist movement, such as M. Gandhi resisted the rule of the British government. • After fighting in WWII, Britain could no longer afford to keep India under its rule. On August 15, 1947, Britain offered India its independence as its own nation. The Republic of India was established.

9. Let’s Stop to Check for Understanding True or False 1. India and Britain began as trading partners. __ 2. India trusted British government and welcomed its cultural practices. 3. The cost of British participation in WWII helped India gain its independence. 4. The Republic of India was established in 1947.

10. Vietnam’s Road to Independence • Vietnam has fought for its independence for many years. It was controlled by the Chinese until it gained its independence 939 after years of fighting. • Vietnam spent many years thriving as one of the most advanced cultures in Southern and Eastern Asia until the late 1800’s when France laid claim to Vietnam. • The end of WWII was the beginning of Vietnam’s second fight for freedom. On September 2, 1945, Ho Chi Minh, a Vietnamese Communist Party leader declared Vietnam’s independence from France. • It took many years of fighting by the Viet Minh (army) for Minh’s dream of freedom became a reality. • The Viet Minh persuaded the French to negotiate Vietnam’s independence in 1055.

11. Let’s Stop to Check for Understanding 1.In the late 1800s __________ laid claim to Vietnam. 2. _________ declared Vietnam’s independence on September 2, 1945. 3. The _______ army was created to fight against the French.

12. Closing: Share the N.E.W.S. • I…… • Noticed • Expected • Wonder • Still Need