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1 History 152 World History II 11:00-12:15 TR Prof. Michael Bitter UCB 245 Office: UCB 352 Fall 2012 Tel.: 974-7466 Section 001 Email: bitter@hawaii.edu Office Hours: Mon. & Wed.: 2:00-2:50 Tues. & Thurs. 12:30-3:00 & by Appointment Required Texts: Bentley and Ziegler.: Traditions & Encounters, Volume II: From 1500 to the Present Readings Packet SCHEDULE Aug. 21 Introduction 23 Global Exploration Bentley: 365-385 Packet: 3-12 28 European Transformation Bentley: 387-400 30 Capitalism & Development Bentley: 400-406 Sept. 4 Enlightenment Bentley: 406-409 Packet: 157-164 6 Europe and the Americas Bentley: 411-429 Packet: 37-57 SHORT ESSAY I DUE 10 Last Day to Withdraw from Classes without a W 11 Africa & Slavery Bentley: 431-449 Packet: 61-77 13 QUIZ I 18 East Asia Bentley: 451-469 Packet: 147-156 20 Islamic Influence Bentley: 471-486 Packet: 94-100 25 Russia Bentley: 397-398 Packet: 164-168 27 Atlantic Revolutions Bentley: 489-513 Oct. 2 Industrialization Bentley: 515-524 Packet: 202-212 4 Industrial Society Bentley: 525-533 Packet: 212-219

2 Oct. 9 American Independence Bentley: 535-553 11 QUIZ II 12 Last Day to Withdraw from Classes with a W 16 Imperialism I Bentley: 555-562 Packet: 288-289 18 Societies in Transition I Packet: 303-319 23 Imperialism II Bentley: 562-578 Packet: 224-237 25 World War I Bentley: 581-596 Packet: 344-364 SHORT ESSAY II DUE 30 End of the War Bentley: 596-601 Packet: 370-373 Nov. 1 Post-War World Bentley: 603-610 Packet: 374-380 6 HOLIDAY Election Day 8 Communism & Fascism Bentley: 610-617 Packet: 381-394 13 Societies in Transition II Bentley: 619-635 15 QUIZ III 20 Outbreak of War Bentley: 637-641 22 HOLIDAY Thanksgiving Day 27 World War II Bentley: 641-649 29 Atrocity and War s End Bentley: 650-655 Packet: 394-415 SHORT ESSAY III DUE Dec. 4 The Cold War Bentley: 657-666 6 National Independence Bentley: 666-683 FINAL EXAMINATION - TUESDAY, Dec. 11, 2012-9:40 to 11:40 AM Course Information Course Application: Students registered for History 152 may apply this course to the World Cultures OR Social Sciences Area requirement as part of the General Education Requirement. Certain academic programs (for example, Business, Nursing, Teacher Education) may require this course but it is NOT a graduation requirement at UH-Hilo. If you are unsure whether you are required to take History 152, consult with your advisor.

3 Co u rse Obje ctive s: Th is co u r se is d e sign e d t o h e lp st u d e n t s ga in a n o ve r vie w o f wo r ld h ist o r y, cu lt u r e s, a n d civiliza t io n s sin ce 1 5 0 0 C.E. Th r o u gh t h e e xa m in a t io n o f b o t h p r im a r y a n d se co n d a r y so u r ce s, in clu d in g wr it t e n d o cu m e n t s, m a p s, a n d im a ge s, st u d e n t s a r e e n co u r a ge d t o d e ve lo p t h e ir a b ilit y t o a n a ly ze t h e se so u r ce s a n d cr it ica lly a sse ss t h e ir im p o r t a n ce. By co m p a r in g a va r ie t y o f so u r ce s a cr o ss p e r io d s a n d cu lt u r e s, st u d e n t s ca n b e gin t o id e n t ify sim ila r it ie s a n d d iffe r e n ce s t h a t p r o vid e a b r o a d co n t e xt wit h in wh ich t o in t e r p r e t t h e ir o wn h ist o r y a n d cu lt u r e. Fr o m a Ge n e r a l Ed u ca t io n st a n d p o in t, t h is co u r se will h e lp st u d e n t s t o b e co m e fa m ilia r wit h t h e d e ve lo p m e n t o f a va r ie t y o f d iffe r e n t so cie t ie s, t h e ir h ist o r ie s a n d t h e ir co n t r ib u t io n s to wo r ld cu lt u r e s. Hist. 152 Student Learning Outcomes: Th e r e a d in gs, d iscu ssio n, e ssa y s, p a p e r s, a n d e xa m in a t io n s r e q u ir e d in Hist o r y 1 5 2 (Wo r ld Hist o r y fr o m 1 5 0 0 t o t h e p r e se n t ) will p r o vid e st u d e n t s wit h t h e a b ilit y t o : 1. u n d e r st a n d a n d d e scr ib e ge n e r a l co n ce p t s o f so cia l o r ga n iza t io n s, in clu d in g b e lie f sy st e m s, a s t h e y in t e r se ct wit h t e ch n o lo gy a n d e co n o m ics in h ist o r ica l d e ve lo p m e n t ; 2. t h in k cle a r ly, lo gica lly, a n d cr it ica lly a b o u t m a jo r h ist o r ica l p r o ce sse s, e.g., cu lt u r a l in t e r a ct io n s, e xch a n ge s, a n d d e ve lo p m e n t t h r o u gh t im e, a n d e xp r e ss t h e se t h o u gh t s e ffe ct ive ly in wr it t e n a n d o r a l fo r m ; 3. lo ca t e, co m p r e h e n d, a n d u t ilize in fo r m a t io n r e ga r d in g key e ve n t s in h ist o r y fr o m 1 5 0 0 t o t h e p r e se n t ; 4. d e scr ib e so cie t ie s a n d t h e ir e n vir o n m e n t, in clu d in g p h y sica l, p o lit ica l, a n d cu lt u r a l ge o gr a p h y in wr it in g;

4 5. id e n t ify a n d d e scr ib e co n n e ct io n s b e t we e n t h e co n t e m p o r a r y wo r ld a n d h ist o r ica l p r o ce sse s a n d e ve n t s in wr it in g. Quizzes & Examinations: Three quizzes and one final examination have been assigned. The quizzes will be completed within the scheduled class periods. Make-up quizzes will not be given, except under the most extraordinary circumstances. The final will take place in this classroom on Tuesday, Dec. 11 th, 2012, from 9:40 to 11:40 a.m., as noted above. Th e t h r e e sch e d u le d q u izze s will co n sist m o st ly o f sh o r t a n swe r a n d e ssa y q u e st io n s, b u t t h e y m a y a lso co n t a in o t h e r so r t s o f q u e st io n s. Th e Fin a l Exa m in a t io n will t a ke p la ce in t h e cla ssr o o m a n d will co m b in e e ssa y, sh o r t a n swe r, a n d m u lt ip le ch o ice q u e st io n s. Th e se t e st s a r e d e sign e d t o e va lu a t e y o u r gr a sp o f t h e fa ct u a l m a t e r ia l a s we ll a s t h e ge n e r a l co n ce p t s t h a t sh o u ld h e lp y o u t o m a ke so m e se n se o f wo r ld h ist o r y o ve r t h e p e r io d co ve r e d b y t h is co u r se. Short Essays: Three short essays have been assigned. These essays will ask you to answer a specific question that deals with the readings, lectures, and discussions in the course at the time of the assignment. Each essay should be typed, doublespaced, no more than two pages in length, and free of spelling, grammar, and stylistic errors. The dates upon which each essay is due are clearly indicated in the course schedule (see above). No late essays will be accepted, since the class discussion surrounding the assignments would provide an unfair advantage to students who had not completed the essay. Each essay is worth a total of 15 points. Stu d e n t Acco m m o d atio n : An y st u d e n t wit h a d o cu m e n t e d d isa b ilit y wh o wo u ld like t o r e q u e st fo r a cco m m o d a t io n s sh o u ld co n t a ct t h e Un ive r sit y Disa b ilit y Se r vice s Office (9 3 3-0 8 1 6 (Vo ice ), o r 9 3 3-3 3 3 4 (TTY), u d s@h a wa ii.e d u, Ha le Ka u a n o e A Win g Lo u n ge ), a s e a r ly in t h e se m e st e r a s p o ssib le. Adding Classes: Students may add classes via Internet registration during the first week of classes. After the second week, they MAY NOT ADD CLASSES.

5 Dropping Classes: To avoid a W [Withdrawal] on your record, you must drop a course by September 10 th. The last date to withdraw from courses [you will receive a W on your record] in the College of Arts and Sciences is October 12 th. After that, students may drop ALL of their courses, but not one or two. Class Participation: This course is designed to include active student participation, including student discussion, comments, and questions. In order to do well in this course, you must complete the reading assignments BEFORE class and be ready to discuss them. Books: Required text is indicated at the top of the syllabus. Do not delay in purchasing this book. The bookstore begins to return remaining textbooks after the first 4 to 6 weeks of classes. If the book is not available at the bookstore, please contact me as soon as possible. Office Hours: My office hours are listed above. I encourage ALL students to visit me in my office with any questions or comments regarding this course or the University in general. If these office hours are inconvenient for you, please contact me to make an appointment. Grades: Your grade in this course will depend upon the following assignments: SHORT ESSAY I SHORT ESSAY II SHORT ESSAY III QUIZ I QUIZ II QUIZ III Final Examination 15 pts. 15 pts. 15 pts. 30 pts. 40 pts. 40 pts. 45 pts. A=200-187 A-=186-180 B+=179-173 B=172-167 B-=166-160 C+=159-153 C=152-147 C-=146-140 D=139-121 F=120---- Histo ry Stu d y Sp ace : Th e Hist o r y De p a r t m e n t m a in t a in s a st u d e n t r e so u r ce r o o m in t h e Un ive r sit y Cla ssr o o m Bu ild in g (UCB 3 3 3 -Th ir d flo o r t o t h e le ft a s y o u e xit t h e e le va t o r s).

6 Th is r o o m is o p e n t o a ll h ist o r y st u d e n t s fo r in d ivid u a l st u d y o r gr o u p wo r k. Ple a se t a ke fu ll a d va n t a ge o f t h is st u d y sp a ce r e so u r ce. Ad visin g State m e n t: Ad visin g is a ve r y im p o r t a n t r e so u r ce d e sign e d t o h e lp st u d e n t s co m p le t e t h e r e q u ir e m e n t s o f t h e Un ive r sit y a n d t h e ir in d ivid u a l m a jo r s. St u d e n t s sh o u ld co n su lt wit h t h e ir a d viso r a t le a st o n ce a se m e st e r t o d e cid e o n co u r se s, ch e ck p r o gr e ss t o wa r d gr a d u a t io n, a n d d is cu ss ca r e e r o p t io n s a n d o t h e r e d u ca t io n a l o p p o r t u n it ie s p r o vid e d b y UH - Hilo. Ad visin g is a sh a r e d r e sp o n sib ilit y, b u t st u d e n t s h a ve fin a l r e sp o n sib ilit y fo r m e e t in g d e gr e e r e q u ir e m e n t s. All p r o fe sso r s in t h e Hist o r y De p a r t m e n t we lco m e y o u r q u e st io n s a n d co m m e n t s. Plagiarism: Plagiarism will not be tolerated in this course! If, after reading the accompanying statement on plagiarism, you have any questions, please ask for additional clarification. Please discuss with me any questions you may have regarding this course!