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Global Studies I Mr. E. Taus What is History? Global Studies I Mr. E. Taus

A Record of the Past Documents, artifacts (pottery, tools, weapons) and artwork Began c. 10,000 years ago (before that is prehistory) What happened and why? “The unexamined life is not worth living.” - Socrates

Themes for Understanding World History Politics and History Basic questions about the structure of society Role of conflict The Role of Ideas Power to move people to action Spread of ideas from one society to another

Themes for Understanding World History Economics and History Meeting basic needs The Importance of Cultural Development Common ideas, beliefs, and patterns of behavior High culture (thinkers and artists) Popular culture (current trends)

Themes for Understanding World History Religion in History Influence on people’s lives and culture The Role of Individuals Decisive actions by powerful individuals have played a crucial role Actions of ordinary people

Themes for Understanding World History The Impact of Science and Technology Alters how humans relate to their world The Environment and History Societies affected by physical world Human activities’ profound impact on the environment Social Life Social classes Nature of family life How knowledge is passed