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Exploring South Asian Culture and History: A Journey Through Global Studies

This guide outlines the first weeks of a Global Studies curriculum, focusing on Indian culture, Russian history, and geographical understanding of South Asia. Students will engage with Indian folktales, analyze significant historical figures like Ivan the Terrible, and explore the role of monsoons in shaping the region. Assignments include map studies and reflections in journals, encouraging a comprehensive understanding of the social and political landscapes of these diverse cultures.

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Exploring South Asian Culture and History: A Journey Through Global Studies

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    1. Global Studies 1/19/04 OBJECTIVE: First day of semester formalities. I. Attendance II. Syllabus III. Textbooks IV. Homework

    2. Estrada, Erik 03-224 Bent corners, broken binding

    3. Global Studies 11/19/03 OBJECTIVE: Continue examination of Russian History. I. Journal #41 pt. A Read “The Rise of Moscow” p. (714-715) 1.) How did the Princes of Moscow become rich? 2.) How did Ivan III become czar of Russia? 3.) Why did Ivan IV come to be know as Ivan the Terrible? II. Journal #41 pt. B - notes on Russian Expansion

    4. Homework due tomorrow Textbook covered Syllabus signed & returned

    5. Global Studies 1/20/04 OBJECTIVE: Analyze Indian culture through an Indian Folktale & examine the political map of the subcontinent. I. Journal #1 -List as many things as you know about India. II. Nuengi & Tuichang -illustrate the story of the two sisters III. Map of the Subcontinent

    6. Map of Subcontinent p.159 Color & Label -India -Pakistan -Afghanistan -Sri Lanka -Bangladesh -Nepal -Bhutan Label ONLY -Iran -China -Myanmar

    7. Global Studies 1/21/04 OBJECTIVE: Examine the regions of the subcontinent. I. Journal #2 pt. A -complete the map study on p.164 II. Journal #2 pt. B -web of the subcontinents 3 major regions III. Homework -Read Ch#7 sec#2 p.(165-170) -Answer questions (2-5) p.170

    8. Global Studies 1/22/04 OBJECTIVE: Examine the monsoons in South Asia. I. Journal #3 pt. A -Re-read “Rivers” p.162-163 -What is the most Holy River in S. Asia for Hindus? II. Journal #3 pt. B -notes on the “Cleanest River in India” III. Journal #3 pt. C -The Monsoons in South Asia

    9. Global Studies 1/23/04 OBJECTIVE: Complete examination of India’s Monsoon. I. Journal #4 pt. A -Complete the map study on p. 166 II. Journal #4 pt. B -Chasing India’s Monsoons Notice: Chapter #7 Test Wednesday 1/28/04

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