Technological Advancements and Limitations-Disease [AP World History] Unit 9 Topic 2 (9.2)
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
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In this video Heimler walks you through Unit 9 Topic 2 of AP World History (9.2) which deals with the limitations of technology in the face of disease.
There are some diseases associated with poverty like malaria, cholera, and tuberculosis.
Others are highly infectious and travel along trade and travel routes like the Spanish Flu and Ebola.
Other diseases are associated with a population that lives longer, like heart disease and Alzheimer's.
If you have any questions, leave them below and Heimler will answer them forthwithly.
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I don't take AP World History, but I was curious to find out about what the American History Curriculum looks like, and to just get a refresher and this was super helpful.
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Mr Heimler, I have a question. For this year’s APWH exam, is 4 paragraphs enough for the DBQ? An intro, two body paragraphs, and a conclusion? Or would we still have to write a third body paragraph?
I’ve been trying to contact my APWH teacher but he doesn’t respond (or teach). You’re a lifesaver for APWH for me! All I’ve learned is what you’ve taught me. Thank you so much for all your help to everyone taking APWH in these chaotic times!
Well I’m glad I could help. There’s no real prescription for how many body paragraphs you should have. But with only 45 minutes to plan and to write, I would say one paragraph for introduction which would include your contextualization and your thesis. If you have two groups for your documents then you should have two body paragraphs dealing with those. And perhaps another paragraph to explain outside evidence, Although you may do that in your body paragraphs. There’s nothing that says you need a conclusion paragraph, but it’s always good to restate your thesis at the end in case you didn’t quite get it in the beginning.
Currently studying unit 8 and 9 cause we didn’t get to go over it and study it in class. PANICKING MY EXAM IS NEXT THURSDAY I CHOSE THE LATEST ONE DUE TO ME NOT STUDYING BUT HEY I GOT THIS, THANKS HEIMLER YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO HELPFUL👊🏾
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Hello sir, thank you very much for posting these videos! And are you still planning to make videos for topics 9.3 and the ones after that?
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I sure will. When the AP exam changed last year to include only units 1-6 I abandoned these, but I'll be finishing them this fall.
Heimler, you should really read this book called “The Lost City of the Monkey God.” It about a true story of a team of scientists who discovered the ruins of a new, lost civilian in the densest forest in the world, in Honduras. It’s a really moving book that traces back the history of mesoamerican civilizations before and after spanish arrival and the tumultuous history of Honduras with respect to being a banana republic, suffering drug cartels, and the struggles of having no uniting national identity precisely because of Honduras’s lost history. It is also a book heavily about disease because the crew is infected with leishmaniasis, a rare, incurable flesh-eating parasite. The story focuses heavily on the ramifications of epidemics and pandemics and what it means to contract a “poor” disease that has no market for a vaccine of treatment because only people in poor areas contract it. It’s a moving read and almost ties together a lot of what AP World has covered, It’s seriously amazing.
SOunds amazing. I'll check it out!
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NOTES
Video three- Disease
Disease commonly occurs due to poverty. Lack of financial resources correlates with poor housing conditions. Those with lower income may not be able afford clean housing just as they may not be able to afford clean water or a reliable health care system. For these reasons they are at greater risk of contracting disease that more affluent people don’t need to occupy their worries with.
Epidemics- Spanish flu transmitted home by Spanish combat men. HIV/AIDS spread through bodily fluids became common in the 1980’s. Ebola had outbreaks though Africa and maintains a high mortality late. Covid-19 spread along trade and travel routes. Alzheimer’s and Heart Disease also began to emerge along with larger life pans.
This is a very goo review,
Also, “pans”
ah, thank you
Did you do the rest of the videos? I'm definitely gonna be needing them this year...
Yes, I have them scheduled to publish at the end of March. I better get writing...
@@heimlershistory yay thank you!
Where are they????
poverty: malaria, tuberclosis, cholera
epidemics: Spanish Flu, HIV, Ebola (West Africa, Congo), Covid 19
Longer lives: Alzeichmer, heart diseases
Thanks for the simple summary
Just binged all 9 units before my final hopefully it helps
did it?
binging unit 9 videos before my unit 8+9 SAQ and MCQ 😍😚
HI I have a quick DBQ question.
Is 1 intro paragraph, 2 body paragraphs, and 1 conclusion good enough for a dbq?
That’s what I do, make sure you have quality info, compare and contrast is the best one for a 1-2-1 DBQ
@@jacksonporter6720 What if it's a yes and no answer. "Should columbus day be celebrated?" or something. I feel like I should avoid doing 3 body paragraphs from the lack of time, but idk if college board wants that
I'd say have at least 4 body paragraphs. 1-2-1 is definitely not enough. Because there are 5 documents this year, it's less than the normal length, but you still need to include lots of information.
@@miketacos9034 dang ok I'll try to practice that
Hey I made a comment about earning complexity point on ur previous video of writing a DBQ for history. I wanted ur opinion on the suggestion if possible. Thanks you.
will unit 9 be on the ap exam this year ?
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When all of our teachers dont finish curriculum before the AP and Heimler saves our scores
Nah fr I didn't know this unit existed until like an hour ago
0:31 one year later, we finally have the vaccine
Yup.. and I'm mighty grateful
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Are there going to be any more unit 9 videos?
Yep. I’m making them this summer...
Do we need to know past unit six. Or should we just focus on what we will be tested on
Mohammed Al Sammak it’s up to your teacher, studying for the AP test only look at 1-6, you can however continue to learn the rest of the course
Is the APUSH exam cover all the same content?
Heath class and History meeting up. Too bad unit 9 isn’t as big on the test cause health is my favorite class
How fitting
one year later and i'm still waiting on that vaccine ^^
Will unit 9 be finished?
He will I suppose. This series isn't just for this year's kids, but for everyone after us as well, so he'll have to finish because the next AP tests will have all of the topics. It's just that recently he was focused on helping us with the online dbq AP test.
hi what units will be test 1-7 or 3-7
AP World is Units 1-6
@@heimlershistory what about APUSH?
@@ruoyangchang6835 3-7 for APUSH
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According to my teacher we have finished learning all of APWH but we haven't got to this at all. Is this not needed for the 2021 exam or is my teacher incorrect?
I'm not sure about these diseases specificly, but Unit 9 overall (Spanish Flu, how globalization affects diseases, new technologies, etc) is still 8-10% of the exam, according to College Board. We have completed everything else, and my teacher says this (unit 9) is the last thing we're learning before review. Sounds like u shoulder ask them about and binge all Hiemler's unit 9 videos, + the College Board Daily videos even though those are kinda crappy
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All day
So, you’re a history expert AND medical expert?! 😜👍
Ha, I would say I’m neither...
@@heimlershistory Well, I admire your humbleness!
Thank you so much! I have my final this week and the ap test three days later so this helps a lot🫶
Noo, I wanted to be first
Life goals...
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15 minutes before start up
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