ADVANCED PLACEMENT SUMMER ASSIGNMENT Sarah Doughtie

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1 ADVANCED PLACEMENT SUMMER ASSIGNMENT Sarah Doughtie Join the Class in Schoology. Access Code: 88ZNJ-5J76G All assignments will be posted in Schoology for your convenience. However, all assignments must be printed out and turned in as a hard copy. No assignments will be submitted through Schoology. Students who are taking Advanced Placement European History are required, by the administration, to complete the summer assignment. This assignment is contained in the attached packet. The course begins in the year 1450, which is during the Renaissance, so it is important for you to be familiar with the Late Middle Ages. The maps of modern Europe are there to put a perspective on the location of different places, which you will need to know. You will also be tested on the map of Europe during the first week of classes. Your packet is due on or before the first day of class. You may use as may different sources, as you need to complete the packet. Plagiarism is the use of someone else s work as your own. Keep in mind that the ultimate goal of the course is to prepare you for the AP exam in May. The class will spend a great deal of time working on the different components of the exam in order to prepare you for the exam. A score of three or better on the exam may earn you college credit, depending upon the college you attend. Many students find the course difficult and challenging. Your grades in this course may be lower than in the regular World History class. Keeping up with the daily assignments, participating in class, and attending school will affect your grade. The amount of effort you put into the course will affect your grade. If you have any questions, you can contact me through . I check my regularly during the summer. Good luck and I hope to see you in the fall. MODERN MAP IDENTIFICATION Identify the following countries on the modern map of Europe. The countries in bold print you will need to label the capital as well as the country. Label the bodies of water, mountains, landmarks and islands listed. Map: file:///d:/summer%20assignment/europe.pdf

2 COUNTRIES AND CAPITALS (ONLY THOSE COUNTRIES IN BOLD PRINT) Albania Austria Belgium Bosnia Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece BODIES OF WATER Bay of Biscay Caspian Sea English Channel Ionian Sea Strait of Gibraltar RIVERS Danube Ebro Elbe Oder Hungary Ireland Italy Kosovo Latvia Lithuania Macedonia Netherlands Northern Ireland Norway Poland Portugal Romania (Rumania) Strait of the Bosporus Strait of the Dardanelles Adriatic Sea Mediterranean Sea Po Rhine Rhone Seine Russia Scandinavia Scotland Serbia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey (both parts) Ukraine United Kingdom Wales Black Sea North Sea Atlantic Ocean Baltic Sea Aegean Sea Loire Thames Tiber Volga MOUNTAINS Alps Apennines Balkans Carpathians Caucus Pyrenees Urals ISLANDS Corsica Crete Sardinia Sicily LANDMARKS Alsace/Lorraine Balkan Peninsula Brittany Peninsula Crimea Iberian Peninsula Jutland Ruhr Valley Silesia MIDDLE AGES MAP IDENTIFICATION COUNTRIES AND EMPIRES Aragon Bulgaria Byzantine Empire Castile Denmark England France Holy Roman Empire Hungary

3 CITIES Budapest Florence London Milan Naples Paris Rome Toledo Venice Vienna Ireland Kingdom of Burgundy Kingdom of Sicily Muslim Spain Navarre Norway Papal States Poland Portugal Russia Scotland Serbia Sweden ESSAY: Review the notes on the Middle Ages and then create an essay which will explain the impact of the following events on Europe. Include people, places, technology, causes, and results which are connected with these major events. You are to draw conclusions about these events from what you have learned. Each topic should be an essay, which is two pages, double-spaced. Write your essay as you would for and English class assignment. Plagiarism is the use of someone else s work as your own. This is cheating and will be addressed. Plagiarism includes copying information word for word from the internet and/or other sources. The Black Death Hundred Years War Avignon Papacy Fall of Constantinople Vocabulary You may consult sources such as the Encyclopedia of World History, your textbook website or the Internet to identify the following individuals, ideas, events or terms by defining and describing the influence on history. DO NOT USE WIKIPEDIA! IT IS UNRELIABLE AND THERE ARE MANY MISTAKES DUE TO THE ABILITY FOR PEOPLE TO CHANGE THE MATERIAL. Terms marked with and * you must provide an example of the idea. Note the dates next to some of the events to help you find the correct event. There are three sections in this Part of the assignment. You must do all three sections. Use vertical format write the item and its assigned number on the left and the definition or description on the right. Skip a line between each definition. Write in black ink on one side of the paper. You do not have to use complete sentences for the vocabulary. You may not share your work with others.

4 Ancient world Time period before the Middle Ages. Major cultures were the Greeks and the Romans. (Until 476) 1. Aristotle 2. Science* 3. Mathematics* 4. Plato 5. Athens 6. Pythagoras 7. Greek sculpture* 8. Greek architecture* 9. Cicero 10. Seneca 11. Roman architecture* 12. Roman infrastructure* 13. Pax Romana 14. Roman law Dark Ages period following the fall of the Roman Empire ( ). 1. Roman law 16. monk/monasticism 2. Monotheism 17. pope 3. Christian ideals* 18. abbey 4. St Augustine 19. religious order 5. Byzantine Empire 20. knighthood 6. Islam 21. feudalism and manorial systems 7. Moors 22. secular 8. Monasteries 23. Investiture Controversy 9. Charlemagne 24. Conciliar Movement 10. Feudalism 25. Pope Boniface s Unam Sanctam 11. The Ordeal bull 12. Trial by Battle 26. Charlemagne 13. Rule of St. Benedict 27. Universities* 14. serf/serfdom 28. Great Schism (1054) 15. nobility Middle Ages gradual synthesis of major parts of European culture, politics, and society ( ) 1. Christine di Pisan 2. William of Normandy (the Conqueror) 3. Domesday Book 4. Henry II, England (royal authority) 5. Thomas Aquinas 6. Dante 7. Crusades 8. Fief 9. heresy 10. scholasticism 11. Mysticism 12. Inquisition 13. popolo 14. signore/signoria 15. Jacquerie Uprising in Paris

5 16. English Peasant Revolt (1381) 17. Common law 18. Hanse League 19. Merchant guild 20. Exchequer 21. Great Famine ( ) 22. Black Death ( ) 23. Flagellants 24. Hundred Years War 25. Babylonian Captivity (1307) 26. John Wycliffe 27. Lollards 28. Jan Huss 29. Council of Constance 30. Holy Roman Empire 31. Romanesque architecture* 32. Gothic architecture* 33. Medieval technology* 34. Great Schism ( ) 35. Rise of towns and trade*