St. Thomas
For the final exam, which you must take by the end of your enrollment in the course, you should have already
read the Findley/Rothney textbook chapters 10-18. You
may also decide to re-read some of the earlier chapters in the book. Take a moment and read some of my notes on Globalization.
The final exam will
consist of three parts: map quiz
(50 points), chronology (50 points) and essay (100 points).
For the Map quiz, you already have a
copy of the blank
map and a list of items to be located on the
map. On the exam, you will receive another blank map and be asked
to locate twenty-five items.
For the Chronology, you will list
(in chronological order) fifteen (15) significant world events,
that you choose, since 1945. Identify and explain the importance of each.
See
the sample chronology.
The Essay, approximately two-three pages in length, that you will write in the testing
lab is as follows:
Summarize and characterize developments in
two diverse regions of the world since 1945. Choose from Southeast Asia, South
Asia, the Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa, Eastern Europe or Latin America.
Please take the time to organize your thoughts in a logical
manner and cite evidence to support your analysis.
You may choose to listen to some short remarks by your instructor about the final
exam
as a mp3
file. You can also read the instructions as
a txt file.
You may wish to
participate in the Blackboard online
discussion of the midterm essay assignment before you take the exam.
Finally,
please remember that you must pass the final exam with a
grade of "C" (140/200) or better to earn a passing grade in this course.
Directions for Taking the Final Exam
Please review the the general
ELI rules and
regulations for examinations. The following is a
summary:
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Prepare for the exam;
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Check the closest testing center for its
hours;
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Take a photo ID and your
Exam Pass (printed from this website) to the
Testing Lab;
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Take (and pass) the exam. Allow yourself
at least 120 minutes.
If you live outside metropolitan Washington or are
incarcerated or handicapped, see the information in the general ELI Policies
and Procedures for
examination
proctors.
Please do not let fear of the exams stop you from
completing the course. If you have great difficulty getting to a Testing
Lab or are concerned about taking exams, please contact your instructor.
There is no specific time limit, but allow at least 90
minutes to complete the exam.
YOU CANNOT USE YOUR TEXT OR NOTES OR A COMPUTER TO
TAKE THIS EXAM.
NOTE that graded final exams will not be
returned to students because of administrative requirements. Please
remember that you must pass the final exam with a
grade of "C" (140/200) or better to earn a passing grade in this course. Please be sure to write your email address
on the cover sheet of your exam.
Final NOTE: Please take a moment
to fill out a special web-based, course evaluation.
Congratulations on your successful completion of HIS 135. CTE
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