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HISTORY 3000
Perspectives on
History
Kean University
Union, New Jersey
HISTORY 3000
Goals
• Prepare for praxis
10087 and 10081
• Review Knowledge
base for Student
Teaching
• Enrich professional
Dr. Thomas F. Banit
knowledge for current
Professor Emeritus teachers
History Department
Kean University
B.A. History / Teacher Certification
Program
• 134 Credit Program • Complemented by:
• 45 credits in History -18 credits in Social
-focus on American and Sciences
Western Civilization -Kean University
courses Historical Society
-Supported by African, -Phi Alpha Theta
Asian, Latin American -Special Programs and
And Middle Eastern Speaker Offerings
Courses throughout the
academic year
Course Overview
1. 13 Lectures by Experts • European History (3)
in Each Field -Ancient Civ to
• Introduction High Mid Ages
• Pol Sci / Geog -Late Mid Ages
• Eco / Soc-Psy-Anth to Early
• U.S. History (3) Modern Govt
-Exploration to -French Rev to
Present
Constitution
• Asian History
-Early National
• Latin American History
to New America
-Post Civil War
to Present
Course Overview (cont.)
• Middle Eastern History 2. Assessment
• African History • Weekly Open Book
Reading Quizzes
Completed Online
• Each session is taught • Midterm (Week 7) and
by an academic final
specialist in the (Week 15) Closed Note
respective field. Exams Completed in
Person at Kean
University
Course Overview (Cont.)
• Complete Course • Questions?
Syllabus: -Please contact the
-At this point, Please History 3000 Course
Down load, print, and Coordinator,
Review the course Dr. Jonathan
syllabus in detail Mercantini, at
jmercant@kean.edu
Course Readings
• Students should Brun, et. al., Global
purchase the course History and Geography:
Readings Listed on the The Growth of
Syllabus and complete Civilizations
the work before each Gordon, American History
lecture Cliffs Notes, Economics
• Professors’ Special Review
Guides will be linked to
each lecture
PRAXIS II 10081 / 10087 PRACTICE TEST
A. Diffusion
B. Segregation
C. Isolation
D. Rejection
E. Amalgamation
Question #2: Sociology
A. a joint family
B. a polygamous family
C. an established family
D. a nuclear family
E. an extended family
Question #3: Geography
A. Prairies
B. Continental Divide
C. Ridge and valley
D. Coastal Plain
E. Piedmont
Question #4: Political Science
A. Party Caucus
B. General election
C. Direct Primary
D. Party Convention
E. Straw vote
Question #5: Political Science
A. Pocket veto
B. Initiative
C. Local Option
D. Referendum
E. Popular sovereignty
Question #6: Geography
A. Mountains
B. Rainfall
C. Temperature
D. Latitude
E. Longitude
Question #7: History
A. IV, I, III, II
B. II, IV, III, I
C. III, I, IV, I
D. I, IV, II, III
E. II, I, IV, III
Question #8: Economics / History
A. Abraham Lincoln
B. John D. Rockefeller
C. Karl Marx
D. D. Theodore Roosevelt
E. George Bernard Shaw
Question #10: History / Geography
A. Irish
B. Vietnamese
C. Germans
D. Catholics
E. Italians
Question # 13: History
A. Peninsulares
B. Half-breeds
C. Creoles
D. Indentures
E. Mestizos
Question #14: History
A. Sociologist
B. Archaeologist
C. Political Scientist
D. Anthropologist
E. Psychologist
Question #16: History
A. Mao Zedong
B. Jiang Jieshi
C. Sun Yat-sen
D. Ngo Dinh Diem
E. Kuo Mintang
Question #17: History
A. 1930s
B. 1850s
C. 1890s
D. 1960s
E. 1830s
Question #18: Economics
A. Marginal Cost
B. Monetary Policy
C. Increasing Returns
D. Fixed Costs
E. Microeconomics
Question #19: Economics
American Economic
During the Output by region
production year,
which area of the
nation was most 90
consistent in 80
meeting its 70
60
production goals?
50 East
40
A. North West
30
B. South North
20
C. East
10
D. West 0
E. None was 1st 3rd
successful Qtr Qtr
Question #20: Psychology
A. Margaret Mead
B. Sigmund Freud
C. Aristotle
D. James Watson
E. Carl Jung
Question #21: Political Science
A. III
B. IV
C. II
D. XVI
E. XIV
Question # 22: History
A. American west-
ward movement
B. Colonialism
C. Suffragism
D. Progressivism
E. Monotheism
Question #24: History
A. Ku Klux Klan
B. Marcus Garvey
C. Scopes “Monkey Trial”
D. Jim Crow
E. “The Birth of a Nation”
Question #25: Economics / History
A. John D. Rockefeller
B. Karl Marx
C. Adolph Hitler
D. Mao Zedong
E. Jawaharlal Nehru
Question 26: History
A. Cuba
B. Haiti
C. Dominican
Republic
D. Nicaragua
E. Mexico
Question #27: History
A. Hawaii / Midway
B. Taiwan / Iwo Jima
C. Hawaii / okinawa
D. Tarawa / Makin
E. Guadalcanal / Truk
Question #28: History
A. 1000s
B. 1200s
C. 1400s
D. 1600s
E. 1800s
Question #30: Geography