AIM: HOW DOES PERSPECTIVE,

CHRONOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY

IMPACT OUR STUDY OF GLOBAL
HISTORY?

CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RI.9-10.4 Determine the meaning of
words and phrases as they are used in a text, including
figurative, connotative, and technical meanings; analyze
the cumulative impact of specific word choices on meaning
and tone (e.g., how the language
of a court opinion differs from that of a newspaper).
METHODOLOGY LESSON 2
Do Now: Answer the following
questions..
What is a perspective?
What does it mean for something to
have multi-perspectives?
How does perspective effect an event?
OR How does an event effect
perspective?
What impact do perspectives have on
studying global history?
What is Time and Space?
Time and space refers
to the time period of
an event and space
refers to the location.

Think-Write-Discuss:
why is understanding
space and time
important when
thinking historically?
Chronology & Periodization
To put events in
chronological order
is to put them in the
order in which they
occurred. Why is it
important to put
events in
chronological order?
Periodization is to
to categorize or divide
time into periods or
blocks of time ex.
Harlem Renaissance,
The Dark Ages, Middle
Ages etc. Give me
your own example.
Geography: 6 Elements
The World In
Spatial Terms:
Mapping relations
between people and
places. What does this
mean?
Places and Regions:
Studying lives and
identities of people
based on
places/regions they
live in. What does this
mean?
Geography cont.
Physical Systems: Physical processes that have
shaped the earth process. Studying animals and plants
interacting in their physical environment.
What does this mean?
Human Systems: Studying the settlements and
structures people have created. How they compete for
control.
What does this mean?
Environment & Society: Studying how the Earth
impacts human activities and how human activity
modifies the earth
What does this mean?
The Uses of Geography: Knowing how relationships
between people, places and settlements has changed
over time.
What does this mean?

Fill in the Continents & Oceans (3 minutes)
Answers
Continents, Oceans & Seas
There are 7 Continents in the world:
1. North America
2. South America
3. Europe
4. Asia
5. Africa
6. Australia
7. Antarctica

Continued.
Oceans:
1. Atlantic
2. Pacific
3. Indian
4. Artic
5. Southern
Major Seas:
1. Arabian
2. Caribbean
3. Bering
4. Black Sea
5. Red Sea
6. Mediterranean Sea


Important Geographical Features
Exit Question
How does perspective effect the way we study
history?
Why is chronology important when studying a
historical event?
List 2 Geographical elements. Why are these
elements important?
Homework
Geography Worksheet
Vocabulary Sheet