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Global II Research Paper

What is liberation and how is it achieved?

Wednesday :  Senegal - a model for your paper

DO NOW: Open your "Imperialism and Liberation" research paper you started back in Unit 4 on Google Classroom. Re-read my comments on your paper and fill out a survey here. Today's class begins 5 days we will spend completing your research and adding to your paper.

Wednesday's class is lecture style. The lecture will tell the story of Senegal the way you are expected to tell the story of Ghana, Congo, China, or India. Your notes should serve as a guide of the questions you must explore in your paper.

Today's lecture, like your paper, is broken into three parts about Senegal:

1. Imperialism and resistance

2. Path to liberation

3. To what extent has the country achieved liberation in 2018?

Schedule for the Research Paper

Components of Research Paper

(4 page minimum)

By completing this research paper you will be answering - What is liberation and how is it achieved?

India

Examine the three sources below to research modern-day India. Once you have answered the required questions in the packet, you may explore other websites about India.
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BBC News Overview:  India
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CIA World Factbook:  India
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Freedom House:  India
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Democratic Republic of the Congo

Examine the three sources below to research modern-day Democratic Republic of the Congo. Once you have answered the required questions in the packet, you may explore other websites about the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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BBC News Overview:  Democratic Republic of the Congo
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CIA World Factbook:  Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Freedom House:  Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Ghana

Examine the three sources below to research modern-day Ghana. Once you have answered the required questions in the packet, you may explore other websites about Ghana.
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BBC News Overview:  Ghana
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CIA World Factbook:  Ghana
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Freedom House:  Ghana
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China

Examine the three sources below to research modern-day China. Once you have answered the required questions in the packet, you may explore other websites about China.
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BBC News Overview:  China
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CIA World Factbook:  China
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Freedom House:  China
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