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Do Now- Page 53

Do Now- Page 53. Complete this quote. “I do not know everything about Imperialism, but I do know two things: _____ and _____” Be descriptive and how do you know this or how did you learn this?. Housekeeping!. Hand in your African Scramble or Imperialism Cartoon !

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Do Now- Page 53

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  1. Do Now- Page 53 Complete this quote. “I do not know everything about Imperialism, but I do know two things: _____ and _____” Be descriptive and how do you know this or how did you learn this?

  2. Housekeeping! • Hand in your African Scramble or Imperialism Cartoon! • Hand in notebooks if you have not • Make up quiz

  3. Essential Questions • What are lasting effects of Imperialism on Africa today? • Watch a video: Legacy of Imperialism http://www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=197107&title=Legacy_of_Imperialism_Clip_from__quot_Uganda_Rising_quot_ • What motives do nations have for colonizing other nations? • What motives lead European nations to colonize Africa? • Visual Discovery activity

  4. Video Clip • Modern effects of the “scramble for Africa” and Imperialism. As you watch, think about and take notes on the following (notes under your do now on page 53) • Explain one impact Imperialism had on Africa- one piece of evidence from the movie. • Why did conflicts come about in Africa after Imperialism?

  5. Activity Step One • In Pairs… So find a partner. • Read about Imperial motives on the handout • Create a symbol to represent each motive. Step Two • Move around the room with your partner to the different placards. • For each image/quote, identify what Imperial motives you can find evidence of. • Fill out the graphic organizer • Describe what you see • Add your symbol • Why you think the image/quote supports the movtive you chose

  6. Processing- Bottom of pg 53 • In your own words, explain how the following motives were employed in Africa during the age of Imperialism. Use examples from the images you just looked at • Economic • Ideological • Religious Finish for Homework

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