Week 2 PowerPoint Slides on Economic Connections and Imperialism PDF

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1. Expl a i n o n e c o n o n u ectio rc n e is s b u e e tw s, e en a n d No t ics, r e s Agenda pandem m ig ra t i o n to i n e U a n c h it 2 ( c ulture B e o t h u k, es! 1. Ethnocentris d discusse r o p e a n) m and ,E u Potlatch ism Eurocentrism m p e r i a l ei 2. Defin t hree 2. Nacirema Penc i n t h e t a n d e xpla i a lism 3. Li s i m p e r activity a t io n s of is it mot i v ? H o w 3. Paternalism ilism il/ e rc a n t. W h a t is m e ri a l i sm ? 4. The White 4 d t o im p e c t e conn Man’s Burden OM SLIDESMANIA.C Pen! Analysis  Ethnocentris mDefinition The belief that your culture is better than anyone else’s. Who can be Ethnocentric? Who does history usually focus on as being ethnocentric? OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Eurocentrism Definition The belief that Europeans are better than any other culture How does this relate to ethnocentrism? How does this relate to imperialism? OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Analyze SLIDESMANIA.C OM  Who are the Nacirema? OM SLIDESMANIA.C Case Study  Ethnocentris m- Implied Questions Bias What language was used that coloured how you read this document? Why did you assume this document was factual? How does this connect to what we’ve been learning in this Unit? OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Paternalism Definition When someone in a position of authority restricts the freedom and responsibilities of others, believing it is in their best interest. OM SLIDESMANIA.C  The White Man’s Burden OM SLIDESMANIA.C What may this poem be about?  The White Man’s Burden Reflection According to the poem, what is the “white man’s burden”? According to Kipling, why is the white man getting involved in imperialism? How does the poem demonstrate paternalism? Be specific! OM SLIDESMANIA.C Do you think Kipling’s poem is in favor of or against European imperialism? Why?  1. L i s t a n d expla in th e t hree m o t i v a tions No t ialism Agenda es! o f im p e r w is it ? H o m e r c a ntilism Missed Classes 2. What is im p e r ialism? o n n e c t ed to e tw ee n Foundations of Historical c h i p b t h e r e lations m , and h at i s e n tr is Globalization 3. W l is m , e th n oc imperia m? 1. Mercantilism c e n t r i s euro m? 2. Capitalism t e r n a l i s. W h a t is pa s B u rd e n to 4 i te M an ’ an d 3. Industrial h , Penc e“ T h e W n a lis m 5. Relat n t r i s m , pater Revolution th n o / e u roce e ism OM SLIDESMANIA.C imperial il/ OM SLIDESMANIA.C Relate to globalization  Mercantilism So what happened If monarch’s had all the power, why did things change? Think about it… who else made money because of mercantilism? OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Off With Their Heads Gold European countries began to question their leaders’ right to rule. This lead to many violent revolutions and a complete upheaval of the mercantilist economic system. If freedom was the focus, what may mercantilism have been replaced with? OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Free Market Gold An economy with no government involvement Supply and demand is not regulated, or is regulated with minor restrictions OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Capitalism Gold An economic system for increasing individual wealth, requiring a relatively free market, open competition, the profit motive, and at least some private ownership of the means of production. Like mercantilism, makes a certain group rich: this time it is the business people. OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Adam Smith Father of Capitalism Scottish philosopher who believed individualism and competition would create more wealth. Survival of the fittest (hardest working, most entrepreneurial) Wrote the Wealth of Nations which laid the foundations for capitalism. OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Adam Smith The Wealth of Nations The desire for profit motivates people to work and compete in their own self interest Most production, distribution production should be individually owned. Private property can be used by individuals to accumulate wealth through development and use of that property OM SLIDESMANIA.C  The Industrial Revolution Connection to capitalism As capitalism emerged, the business people making money wanted to make MORE money, so they opened more factories. Ran out of area to open businesses, people to work, and people to buy products. OM SLIDESMANIA.C  The Industrial Revolution Connection to capitalism Began in Britain in the 18th century The main form of production moved from small family owned businesses to large factories Switch from agriculture to manufacturing OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Impacts on women and Women - Human Children Rights and Quality of Rights and Quality of Children - Human Human Life rights Human Life rights Move to city for work Overworked Low pay Abuse Quality of life Can’t work Quality of life Low pay Poor living conditions Seen as objects property Long hours low pay OM SLIDESMANIA.C Poverty  Think Pair Share Positive Impacts? Negative Impacts? OM SLIDESMANIA.C  1. W h a t i s t h e r e lations h n oc e h n i p t r b is e m tw ee n , and No t m , e t Agenda es! l is imperia u ro c e n trism? e m? te r n a li s 1. Simulation. W h a t is pa s B u rd e n to 2 M an ’ T h e W h i te a t e rn a li sm , e“ nd p 3. Relat rocen tr i s m a e t h n o / e u and im p id e r m 4. How d ons of historical ialism e rc a ntilis m le a g d l to the o b al iz a tion Penc 2. Work Time il/ o u n d a t i In d u s t r ial f a n d the l is m (capita v o l u t i on)? OM SLIDESMANIA.C R e Pen!  Think Pair Share Positive Impacts? Negative Impacts? OM SLIDESMANIA.C  What do you think were the major differences between working in a home in the country to working in a factoryto in theworking city? in a What do you think were the major differences between working in a home in the country factory in the city? OM SLIDESMANIA.C Discuss  Background Recently a new toy company has opened in the British city of Liverpool You just moved to the city and got a job Sim working in one of their giant factories making toy soldiers. ulati on OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Directions 1. Take out a pencil and place all backpacks against the wall. 2. Stand next to any desk….hurry! Time is money! Sim * If there are no desks available, stand to the side of the room and wait for instructions. ulati 3. You will now be assigned a number… you must on remember your number or you will be fired! OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Directions If you are not standing near a desk you are waiting for a position to open. When a worker gets fired you will replace that worker, so get ready! Sim Positions are not assigned, if they’re fired the first person to get to their spot gets it. ulati on OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Directions Managers are responsible for meeting production quota, keeping work moving quickly and accurately and solving any slow-downs in production. Sim They will walk around to make sure all workers are ulati on task. If a manager chooses to fire you, must go stand at the wall and try to get a new job if one on opens up. Managers may need to yell at their workers to OM SLIDESMANIA.C keep them moving at a fast pace. Remember, time is $!  Directions Worker 1 (feet & legs) Worker 2 bottom of coat & belt) Sim Worker 3 (top of coat & X on chest, shoulder pads & collar) ulati Worker 4 (head, hat, eyes, nose & mustache) on Worker 5 (hands, gun) OM SLIDESMANIA.C You are in charge of drawing only your assigned part of the soldier as accurate as possible.  Directions Once the whistle blows you have 5 minutes to create 20 toy soldiers. Person #1 will begin the assembly line by quickly Sim drawing their assigned part then passing it to student #2 to complete their task. ulati Work quickly and accurately or your pay may be on docked or you may get fired and replaced You must produce soldiers that look just like the OM SLIDESMANIA.C original.  Directions Worker 1 (feet & legs) Worker 2 bottom of coat & belt) Sim Worker 3 (top of coat & X on chest, shoulder pads & collar) ulati Worker 4 (head, hat, eyes, nose & mustache) on Worker 5 (arms, hands, gun) OM SLIDESMANIA.C You are in charge of drawing only your assigned part of the soldier as accurate as possible.  Payment Male head of household: 15 Shillings Female, married: 9 Shillings Sim Child over 11: 5 shillings ulati Child under 11: 3 shillings on Factory Manager: Makes an additional 1 shilling per week OM SLIDESMANIA.C  Cost of Living Lodging house: 2 pence a night Room without furniture could cost 1s/ week. Men's suit £8 Sim Women’s clothing £9 Children’s clothing £1 12s. ulati Meal 1.5 pence on A meal that contains meat and the beer for 3 pennies. Milk was sold for a 2.5 penny for a quart but it was OM SLIDESMANIA.C mixed with the water.  Impacts on women and Women - Human Children Rights and Quality of Rights and Quality of Children - Human Human Life rights Human Life rights Move to city for work Overworked Low pay Abuse Quality of life Can’t work Quality of life Low pay Poor living conditions Seen as objects property Long hours low pay OM SLIDESMANIA.C Poverty  Think Pair Share Positive Impacts? Negative Impacts? OM SLIDESMANIA.C  1. W h a t i s t h e r e lations h n oc e h n i p t r b is e m tw ee n , and No t m , e t Agenda es! l is imperia u ro c e n trism? e m? te r n a li s 1. Centres. W h a t is pa s B u rd e n to 2 M an ’ a. 15 T h e W h i te a t e rn a li sm , e“ nd p 3. Relat rocen tr i s m a minutes e t h n o / e u and im p id e r m 4. How d ons of historical ialism e rc a ntilis m le a g d l to the o b al iz a tion Penc il/ o u n d a t i In d u s t r ial f a n d the l is m (capita v o l u t i on)? OM SLIDESMANIA.C R e Pen!  Directions 4 Centres 15 minutes/ centre Ce You may work individually or with your classmates at the centre with you (as long as the centre ntr doesn’t specify otherwise!) es Move when a group comes and tells you to, leave everything at the centre OM SLIDESMANIA.C Your next centre is located at the bottom of your instructions!  Assignment work time- cafeteria Brad, Kaleigh, Morgan, Paxton Technology in the Industrial Lucas B, Cooper, Austin, Aly Revolution- birdcage Primary Documents from The Louis, Ren, Titus, Lucas S Industrial What do youRevolution- think were thegreen major differences between working in a home in the country couches to working in a factory in the city? Coal, Steam, and the Industrial Minyang, Matteo, Mico, Boston Revolution- classroom OM SLIDESMANIA.C Section 1  Assignment work time- Rachel, Kylee, Casey, Kiva classroom Technology in the Industrial Sophie, Joannah, Sunny, Masami, Revolution- cafeteria Gabriel Primary Documents from The Ekaterina, Keaton, Grady, Joey Industrial What do you Revolution- birdcage think were the major differences between working in a home in the country to working in a factory in the city? Coal, Steam, and the Industrial Liv, Leah, Josh, Eltan, Avery Revolution- green chairs OM SLIDESMANIA.C Section 2  So f t S tart! No t Agenda 1. H o w di d m er c o a f ntilism h is t l orical g e ad l t o o the ba l i za tion es! 1. Toasts and ons trial foundati a nd th e I n d u s ta l i sm Roasts (capi on)? Revoluti o n im pact a. Remind u ti l revol en? Penc i nd us t ria c hi ldr b. Research did the m en an d 2. H o w o f w o c. “Present” q u a l it y of life the il/ OM SLIDESMANIA.C Pen!  Countries North Sudan Need to Pick a Country Switzerland Iceland Brad South Sudan Germany Ekaterina Sweden Netherlands Matteo North Korea Norway Boston France New Zealand Sophie Israel Sri Lanka Kylee Somalia What Bangladesh do you think were the major differences between Livworking in a home in the country Afghanistan Nigerto working in a factory in the Kivacity? Yemen Haiti UK Philippines Venezuela Syria Australia Denmark Toasts and OM SLIDESMANIA.C Japan Roasts