Imperialism Outline

Important Edit: I (Ethan) typed up my notes from class on imperialism and uploaded them. Maybe it's because I was bored, or I wanted to study, or I'm just a nice fella, or I did it to repay any debt to Ganesh, or I want to see Riggio squirm when the grades for the test come back as good, or maybe its just because I like hearing the nice clicky sounds from my new wireless keyboard. Either way, I typed up my notes from class and uploaded them for your convenience. Remember, these do not substitute in any way for information from the book, and I in no way can guarantee they cover everything that Riggio said in class. Do not rely on these alone, don't even substitute them for your own notes. They are pretty substantial, and I think they cover a lot of the information Riggio talked about but wasn't in the book, but there are no guarantees. Also, I'm not perfect, so if I made a typo somewhere in there and wrote a date or something wrong, I cannot be held responsible for the possible repercussions (but I don't think that happened). Remember, these are different than the outline you can find on blackboard. Here is the download link:

Imperialism Notes

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In order to study for the Imperialism now-changed-to-a-test-for-some-reason (Tuesday, not Monday), those of you who have Riggio can download an outline from blackboard, remember the username is apwh and the password is student. There's also some links and stuff up there too, though their usefulness for the test is questionable.

The outline is 7 pages, but has a good amount of information in it that should be useful for the test. Also, studying Chapter 24 might not be a bad idea, and you could also try School Island. Admins, to add information regarding this upcoming test, edit this post, preferably do not create a new one. Make sure that you look over the notes we took in class-there are a few things that the chapter doesn't cover.

Edited by Ganesh at 4:53 PM, 11/20/05