Thursday, October 23, 2014

InstaMercantilism


It's time to have some Instagram like fun with AP Euro.


For Mercantilism section of Unit 4 (Ch. 16)

As a class, each student will take on the role of a monarch, businessman, trader, sailor, or nobility of 18th century Europe.
From this person's perspective, you will 'post' (we will use Keynote to create the 'post') 3 photos with captions and tagging other classmate characters, including them in your conversation - this should show the connections mercantilism had between different parts of society. Note not all of these connections were positive. In addition to your 3 'posts', you will need to respond to 2 classmate 'posts' as a comment - meaning you will need to check on the progress of their 'Instagram' posts as well.


Your post need to:
- Have a photo (1 to 10 points)
- A caption (1 to 10 points) that tags another classmate (5 points)

Points based on how well the photos and captions show a connection to:
- society
- the economy
- a history event that involves mercantilism
- another classmate

Your comments:
- Need to show your connection to the original photo (1 to 8 points)
- Gives your perspective or point of view of the photos content (1 to 5 points)

We will draw for roles/personas in class on Monday 10/27

Project will be due by end of class on Wednesday 10/30 ... you will share your 'posts' via Google Docs with me.

1 comment:

  1. Here is a list of the InstaMercantilism Roles
    These will be assigned by random draw of cards

    Spanish Monarch Charles III, English Monarch George III, French Monarch Louis XV, Dutch Sailor, Spanish Peninsulare, Portuguese Plantation Owner in Brazil, English Plantation Owner in North America, Slave Trader (you pick country of origin), Robert Jenkins, British Prime Minister Robert Walpole, Prussia Monarch Fredrick II, Joseph Dupleix, Robert Clive, and English Smuggler (aka pirate)

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