Skip to primary content

MR History

The Truly Educated Never Graduate

Search

Main menu

MR History
World History I – HIST 151
World History II – HIST 152
Student Resources
American History I – HIST 281
American History II – HIST 282
U.S. Civics
- 2020 Election Information
Student Teach-Ins
Hoʻoulu – UHMC Student Newspaper
Take Action
Hawaiian Kingdom
Blog

Protected: Seminar Reflection – The Epic of Sundiata

This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below:

Password:

This post is password protected. Enter the password to view any comments.

Navigate

*Extra Credit* – Uncle Tom’s Cabin
2020 Election Information
African-American Soldiers in the Civil War
American Empire
American Revolution
Annie Oakley
Blog
Capital & Labor
Civil War
Civil War Soldiers’ Story
Colonial Society Sources
Communism & Hollywood
Compromise of 1850
Conquering the West
Constitutional Convention
Documentaries
Dred Scott Decision
Election of 1800
French Revolution & the Napoleonic Empire – Day 1
Fugitive Slave Act
Haitian Revolution
Hawaiian Kingdom
HIST 151 – Final Project
HIST 151 – Weeks 12 to 16
HIST 151 – Weeks 3 to 6
HIST 151 – Weeks 7 to 11
HIST 152 – Weeks 12 to 16
HIST 152 – Weeks 2 to 6
HIST 152 – Weeks 7 to 11
HIST 281 – Weeks 12 to 16
HIST 281 – Weeks 2 to 6
HIST 281 – Weeks 7 to 11
Hoʻoulu – UHMC Student Newspaper
Home
Homestead Strike of 1892
Inside Mecca Documentary
Introduction to American History I
Introduction to American History II
Island Information
Jacksonian Democracy
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Key Theme #1 – Patterns of Population
Key Theme #2 – Economic Networks & Exchange
Key Theme #3 – Uses and Abuses of Power
Key Theme #4 – Haves & Have-Nots
Key Theme #5 – Expressing Identity
Key Theme #6 – Science, Technology, and the Environment
Key Theme #7 – Spiritual Life and Moral Codes
Latin American Revolutions
Lecture – Alexander the Great
Lecture – Drug Foods
Lecture – Frederick Douglass
Lecture – History of Chariots
Lecture – John Brown
Lecture – The Enlightenment & Great Awakening
Lecture Quiz #3 – Thomas Paine
Lectures
Life in Industrial America
Mapping the World
Mapping the World
Maps – Part 1
Maps – Part 1
Maps – Part 2
Maps – Part 2
Maps – Part 3
Maps – Part 3
Mexican-American War
MR History
MR History
Pre-Course Activities
Pre-Course Activities
Religion and Reform
Required Resources
Seminar Reflection – Atlantic Revolutions
Seminar Reflection – Atlantic Slave Trade
Seminar Reflection – Reconstruction
Seminar Reflection – The Epic of Sundiata
Seminar Reflection – World War I
Seminar Reflection: American Revolution
Seminar Reflection: Democracy in America
Seminar Reflection: Epic of Gilgamesh
Seminar Reflection: Oedipus Rex
Sources – Reconstruction
Sources: American Revolution – Day 1
Sources: American Revolution – Day 2
Sources: Atlantic Slave Trade – Day 1
Sources: Atlantic Slave Trade – Day 2
Sources: Jackson & Nullification – Day 1
Sources: Jackson & the Bank War – Day 2
Start Here First – HIST 151
Start Here First – HIST 152
Student Resources
Student Teach-In: Why Voting Matters – Nov. 1, 2018
Student Teach-Ins
Syllabus – HIST 151 – SP2021
Syllabus – HIST 152
Take Action
Teach-Ins > Fall 2015
Teach-Ins > Spring 2016
The Abolitionists
The Affluent Society
The American Yawp Reader (primary source reader)
The Civil War Era 1844-1877: Sectional Tensions in the 1850s
The Global Critical Media Literacy Project
The Hero’s Journey
The Market Revolution
The North during the Civil War
The Progressive Era
The Sixties
The South during the Civil War
U.S. Civics
Week 1 – Introduction to Course
Week 1 – Introduction to Course
Week 1 – Welcome to HIST 281
Week 10 – Democracy in America: Socratic Seminar
Week 10 – Expansion and Isolation in Asia 1450-1750
Week 10 – Socratic Seminar: Oedipus Rex
Week 11 – The Cotton Revolution
Week 11 – The Worlds of Christianity and Islam 400 – 1000
Week 11 – Transforming New Worlds: The American Colonies Mature 1600-1750
Week 12 – Atlantic Revolutions and the World 1750-1830
Week 12 – Manifest Destiny
Week 12 – Religion and Cross-Cultural Exchange in Asia 400 – 1000
Week 13 – Societies and Networks in the Americas and the Pacific 300 – 1200
Week 13 – Socratic Seminar – Atlantic Revolutions
Week 13 – The Sectional Crisis
Week 14 – Industry and Everyday Life 1750-1900
Week 14 – Reading the Unwritten Record: Peoples of Africa, the Americas, and the Pacific Islands 3000 B.C.E. – 500 C.E.
Week 15 – Nation-States and Their Empires 1830-1900
Week 15 – The Civil War
Week 15 – The Rise of Commerce in Afro-Eurasia 900 – 1300
Week 16 – Centers of Learning and the Transmission of Culture 900 – 1300
Week 16 – Reconstruction: Socratic Seminar
Week 16 – Socratic Seminar: Epic of Sundiata
Week 16 – Socratic Seminar: World War I
Week 16 – Wars, Revolutions, and the Birth of Mass Society 1900-1929
Week 2 – Cave Paintings
Week 2 – Collapse and Revival in Afro-Eurasia 1300-1450
Week 2 – Doctrine of Discovery
Week 3 – British North America
Week 3 – Empires and Alternatives in the Americas 1430-1530
Week 3 – Peopling the World, to 4000 B.C.E.
Week 4 – Colonial Society
Week 4 – Doctrine of Discovery
Week 4 – Temples and Palaces: Birth of the City 5000-1200 B.C.E.
Week 5 – Settlers and Migrants: The Creation of States in Asia 5000-500 B.C.E.
Week 5 – The American Revolution: Socratic Seminar
Week 5 – The Rise of an Atlantic World 1450-1600
Week 6 – A New Nation
Week 6 – Socratic Seminar: Epic of Gilgamesh
Week 6 – Western Africa in the Era of the Atlantic Slave Trade 1450-1800
Week 7 – Empire and Resistance in the Mediterranean 1550-330 B.C.E.
Week 7 – Socratic Seminar – Atlantic Slave Trade
Week 8 – Peoples and World Empires of Eurasia 500 B.C.E. – 500 C.E.
Week 8 – The Early Republic
Week 8 – Trade and Empire in the Indian Ocean and South Asia 1450 – 1750
Week 9 – Consolidation and Conflict in Europe and the Greater Mediterranean 1450-1750
Week 9 – The Market Revolution
Week 9 – The Unification of Western Eurasia 500 B.C.E. – 500 C.E.
World History
World History I – HIST 151
World History II – HIST 152
World War I & Its Aftermath
World War II
WWI – Sources – Day 1
WWI – Sources – Day 2

Hey! Congratulations! You made it to Mr. History. You are now officially on your way to becoming a beginner Historian! ~ Aloha, enjoy the site!

Calendar

April 2021
M	T	W	T	F	S	S
			1	2	3	4
5	6	7	8	9	10	11
12	13	14	15	16	17	18
19	20	21	22	23	24	25
26	27	28	29	30

« Feb

Proudly powered by WordPress