HISTORY V101
Section 002
Dr. Powers
Fall, 2009
INDEX OF MATERIALS ONLINE
[Sorted by Webpage Location]
[NOTE: This index does
not list the “Outlines” or “Readings” pages as the contents thereof may change
over the course of the semester.]
[NOTE: Files listed
below are on Blackboard as well as on the webpage. Files in
“Administrative Files” and “Guides” are found there under “Course Information”.
Files in “Handouts”, as well as “Outlines” and “Readings”, are accessible
through Blackboard under “Course Documents”.]
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Webpage Location |
File Name |
Description |
When Needed |
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Administrative Files |
Course Introduction |
Basic information about the
course |
Immediately |
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Administrative Files |
Schedule of Classes and
Assignments |
Title says it all (TSIA) |
Immediately |
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Administrative Files |
Course Materials Available
Online |
Instructions on retrieving
course documents found on the course webpage or Blackboard |
Immediately |
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Administrative Files |
Index of Materials Online |
The document you’re looking
at now. |
Immediately |
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Guides |
A Guide to Using Primary
Historical Documents |
TSIA |
Immediately |
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Guides |
Marginal Markings |
A chart of abbreviations I
use in grading your papers |
Upon getting back your
first graded paper or test |
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Guides |
Sample Test |
An example of the TYPE of
tests you’ll be getting |
Before the first test |
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Guides |
A Reminder About Answering
Questions on Dr. Tom Powers’s History Tests |
A guide to composing good
answers to test questions |
Before the first test |
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Guides |
Major Points to Consider in
Studying for the Final Exam |
TSIA |
Before the final exam |
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Handouts |
“Facts” |
A discussion among
historians about the degree to which facts can be known in history |
Immediately |
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Handouts |
“The Challenge of
‘Opinionated Assurance’” |
An article by historian
Linda Kerber on changing perspectives of women’s
roles in history |
Immediately |
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Handouts |
The Tripartite Psyche of Greek Philosophy |
A table explaining the idea
of the tripartite psyche and its
application in various areas of life. |
When reading Spielvogel, Ch. 3 (S:3) |
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Handouts |
“Oration on the Dignity of
Man” |
A Renaissance scholar
praises humanity. |
When reading Spielvogel, Ch. 12 (S:12) |
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Handouts |
Medieval and Modern Europe:
Some Basic Comparisons |
TSIA |
When reading Spielvogel, Ch. 14 (S:14) |
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Handouts |
The Church of England Under
Elizabeth I |
Factions and church
politics |
When Reading Spielvogel, Ch. 15 (S:15 |
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