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Name: Origins of a Western Worldview

KNOWLEDGE and UNDERSTANDING I describe how exploration and intercultural contact affected citizenship and identity. 1. How did the physical geography of Renaissance Europe affect trade and competition among European countries? 2. How did increased trade lead to the emergence of powerful city-states (i.e. Florence, Venice, Genoa)? SKILLS and PROCESSES I construct and interpret maps and geographic tools to help interpret information and understand I apply and participate in the research process using a variety of processing tools and technology as a means of reflecting on various perspectives and opinions.

For the following words: Define the word. Write a sentence with the word in it. Draw a picture to represent the word. 1. City-states 2. Hinterland 3. Usury 4. Florin 5. Republic 6. The Crusades 7. Joint Stock Company 8. Banks 9. Bills of Exchange 10.Insurance

For The City-States assignment, you must do the following: 1. Choose one of the three city-states we are studying Florence, Venice, Genoa. 2. Research that city-state. You can get information from your textbook, handouts, and the internet. Be sure your research covers the Renaissance version of that city-state, not ancient or modern times. 3. Create a Power Point on your city-state that covers these points: Geography (location, geographical advantages, trade routes, etc) Political system (how was the city governed and who ruled?) Economic system (what was the economy based upon?) Social system (how was the city organized?) Famous citizens (their contributions to the city or the Renaissance) Why that city-state best reflected the Renaissance worldview OR why that citystate was the most influential in Renaissance Europe. 4. Present your Power Point to the class. 5. Take notes from the other students presentations on a retrieval chart. Curricular Outcomes E PF PG N 8.2.4 How did increased trade lead to the emergence of powerful city-states (i.e. Florence, Venice, Genoa)? 8.S.3 Construct and interpret maps. I describe how exploration and intercultural contact affected citizenship and identity. Provides a perceptive increased trade and the emergence of powerful city-states. Provides a relevant increased trade and the emergence of powerful city-states. Provides a general increased trade and the emergence of powerful city-states. Provides a weak increased trade and the emergence of powerful city-states. I construct and interpret maps to help interpret information and understand Makes an in-depth to determine economic and political Makes a substantial Makes a basic Makes an incomplete I apply and participate in the research process using a variety of processing tools and technology as a means of reflecting on various perspectives and opinions. 8.S.7 Construct a project using Creates a skilful product using Creates an effective product using Creates a straightforward product using Creates an ineffective product using

You will be provided with a separate map of Europe upon which you must complete the following tasks: 1. Label and colour these 3. Label these Atlantic Ocean Mediterranean Sea Black Sea Adriatic Sea Po River Danube River Arno River Rhine River 2. Label and draw these The Apennines The Alps The Pyrenees Spain Portugal France The British Isles Cyprus Crete Sicily 4. Locate with a black dot and label these 5. these areas: Istanbul (Constantinople) Naples Genoa Rome Milan Venice Pisa Florence Bologna The Ottoman Empire The Papal States The Holy Roman Empire The Venetian Republic Curricular Outcomes E PF PG N 8.S.3 Construct and interpret maps. I construct and interpret maps to help interpret information and understand Makes an in-depth to determine economic and political Makes a substantial Makes a basic Makes an incomplete

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