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Capacity Matrix: Peace Keeping
Group:IB History of the Americas
Student:
Know Do
LWBAT PROFICIENT ADVANCED PERFORMANCE TASK: the
13–15: Answers are 16–20: Answers are clearly students will choose the manner
structured and focused, of performance task to
clearly focused on the
have full awareness of the demonstrate their skill as they
demands of the
demands of the wish as long as it follows the
question. Specific
question, and if appropriate read, write, discuss, and present
knowledge is
may challenge it. Detailed format. Students will be
applied as evidence,
specific knowledge is used responsible for citing their
and analysis or critical
as sources and presenting these
commentary are used
evidence to support papers in a MLA format. A
appropriately to
assertions and arguments. Student developed rubric must be
produce a specific
Historical processes such as attached and partners may not
argument. Events are
comparison and contrast, duplicate their final product. The
placed in context and
placing events in context plan, do , check, and adjust must
there is sound
and evaluating different be included as a reflection of
understanding of
interpretations are used learning. Once you start your PT
historical processes
appropriately and you are on the clock, you have
and comparison and
effectively. three (3) days to complete task or
contrast. Evaluation of
deduct 30% for each day of non
different approaches
completion. Thank you
may be used to
Management!
substantiate
arguments presented.
Explain the aims or
objectives and effects
of Wilson and the
Fourteen Points on
the participants and
peacemakers of the
post WWI era
Analyze the terms of
the Paris Peace
Treaties 1919-20:
Versailles,
St Germain, Trianon,
Neuilly,
Sèvres/Lausanne
1923
Explain the
geopolitical and
economic impact of
the treaties on
Europe; the
establishment and
impact of the
mandate system
Analyze and explain
the enforcement of
the provisions of the
treaties on US
isolationism—the
retreat from the
Anglo–American
Guarantee;
disarmament—
Washington, London,
Geneva conferences
Analyze the Ruhr
Crisis (1923);
Locarno and the
“Locarno Spring”
(1925) and their
effects on
international
peacekeeping efforts
Explain the
international effects
of depression and its
threats to
international peace
and collective
security: Manchuria
(1931-33) and
Abyssinia (1935-36).
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