Studying the Vietnam War: The Global Context
BELLWORK: February 13
th
Today we are going to begin our study of “revolutionary war” with a
case study of the Vietnam War. To begin, read “The Global Context”
section on page 57.
1.
After WWII, an “ideological-based world order grew more
likely.” What does this mean? How did this impact the U.S.?
2.
How did instability post-WWII impact the outbreak of war?
3.
Based on what you know about French rule in Algeria, make a
prediction
How would the French rule Indo-china?
4.
THINKER: What makes a war “revolutionary?” Based on the
other types of warfare we’ve studied this unit, are there other
classifications you would give the Vietnam War?
The Vietnam War: Revolutionary
The Vietnam War: Revolutionary
War in Indo-China
War in Indo-China
A Revolutionary War Case Study
A Revolutionary War Case Study
You already know a lot about
You already know a lot about
Vietnam….. Do you remember???
Vietnam….. Do you remember???
KPQ Brainstorm Strategy
•
This strategy is designed to
encourage you to brainstorm
facts you
already
know and use
those facts to make predictions.
•
It will also encourage you to
brainstorm questions which may
help guide your study of the
topic.
•
Let’s do an example together! (Q3
on bellwork!)
KPQ Brainstorm
KPQ Brainstorm Strategy
•
To start:
You are going to independently reflect on what you
already
know! As you brainstorm, write each concept on a post-it. Focus on
the causes of the Vietnam War! How can these be categorized? What
do you remember from your lit novel? What do you remember from
peer presentations? (Vocab, events, people, problems, etc.)
•
Next
: Work in a group of three to categorize these causes in the “K”
column. You can add more if you need!
•
Then
: Based on what you remember and discussed as a group, make
some predictions. What else caused the Vietnam War? Think in terms
of French Rule, post-WWII decolonization, the Cold War context,
guerrilla movements, etc.
•
Finally
: What is left unanswered? What do you want to know more
about? What needs to be clarified? What do you not understand?
•
There are no right or wrong answers – just make sure you can explain
your thought process. Work as a group!
HOMEWORK: Due Tuesday!
•
Read/annotate the causes of the Vietnam
War: pages 57-62 (will review Friday)
•
Finish your 20
th
Century leader love poem…
requirements???
Dive into the complexities of the Vietnam War through a historical lens with a focus on its global implications. Explore the interconnected factors that shaped this conflict and its lasting impact on international relations. Begin your journey with a detailed analysis of the war's background and significance.
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BELLWORK: February 13th Today we are going to begin our study of revolutionary war with a case study of the Vietnam War. To begin, read The Global Context section on page 57. 1. After WWII, an ideological-based world order grew more likely. What does this mean? How did this impact the U.S.? 2. How did instability post-WWII impact the outbreak of war? 3. Based on what you know about French rule in Algeria, make a prediction How would the French rule Indo-china? 4. THINKER: What makes a war revolutionary? Based on the other types of warfare we ve studied this unit, are there other classifications you would give the Vietnam War?
The Vietnam War: Revolutionary War in Indo-China A Revolutionary War Case Study You already know a lot about Vietnam .. Do you remember???
KPQ Brainstorm Strategy This strategy is designed to encourage you to brainstorm facts you already know and use those facts to make predictions. It will also encourage you to brainstorm questions which may help guide your study of the topic. Let s do an example together! (Q3 on bellwork!)
KPQ Brainstorm KNOW PREDICT (Based on what you know, what could you predict will happen? Make connections!) QUESTION (What questions remain? Clarifications? What do you want to learn more about? What are you confused about?) (What do you already know?)
KPQ Brainstorm Strategy To start: You are going to independently reflect on what you already know! As you brainstorm, write each concept on a post-it. Focus on the causes of the Vietnam War! How can these be categorized? What do you remember from your lit novel? What do you remember from peer presentations? (Vocab, events, people, problems, etc.) Next: Work in a group of three to categorize these causes in the K column. You can add more if you need! Then: Based on what you remember and discussed as a group, make some predictions. What else caused the Vietnam War? Think in terms of French Rule, post-WWII decolonization, the Cold War context, guerrilla movements, etc. Finally: What is left unanswered? What do you want to know more about? What needs to be clarified? What do you not understand? There are no right or wrong answers just make sure you can explain your thought process. Work as a group!
HOMEWORK: Due Tuesday! Read/annotate the causes of the Vietnam War: pages 57-62 (will review Friday) Finish your 20thCentury leader love poem requirements???
