History

• One Korea?”, Steve Murray, Columbus 06
• A Unique Political History, Thomas Ulrich, Toledo 05
• A Timeline of Presidents and True History for Banned Book Club and/or Our Twisted Hero Lesson Plan and Take & Go Resource by Maggie Quam, Columbus 22
• American Imperialism and Its Japanese Encounter, Gretchen Williams, Columbus 19
• An American Perspective on Japan: Oral History Memoirs of American Experiences in Japan, Nancy Clendenen
• Analyzing Japanese Imperialism, Kathy Swanger, Columbus 04
• Ancient China, Mitchell Clark, Toledo 05
• Ancient Chinese Inventions and the Modern World, Heidi Blue, Akron 08
• Ancient Civilizations, Leslie Burnham, Toledo 07
• Arrival of Commodore Perry: Differing Perspective, Amanda Ahrens, Cleveland 12
• Atomic Bomb and Its Effects on Hiroshima Lesson Plan and Take & Go Resource (Pre-Assessment) by Mandy Perret, Columbus 22
• Atomic Bombs in WWII, Andrew Salzer, Columbus 04
• Atrocities during World War II, Paul Chidester, Columbus 06
• Bombing of Hiroshima: A Japanese Perspective, Joan Perry-Szafarowicz, Toledo 07
• Character Education and Confucius, Laurie Marks, Oxford 09
• China and the Modern World, Bryan Evans, Oberlin 10
• China and the Silk Road, Mary L. Kelley , Cincinnati 06
• China Before and After Mao, Misty Swanger, Columbus 04
• China, the Gold Rush, and Life Afterward, Lori Dhiraprasiddhi, Granville 09
• China’s Long March, Linnet Knight, Columbus 04
• Chinese Communist Revolution, Marc Montella, Granville 09
• Chinese Dynasties & Mongol Invasions, Amy Netter, Toledo 05
• Chinese Industrialization and Environmental Restrictions, Rachel Marten, Athens 10
• Chinese Inventions & Their Impact on Today’s Technology, Kymn Bennett, Oxford 09
• Chinese Inventions/ Achievements, Jessica Burchett, Oberlin 10
• Chinese Modernization, Charles Martindell, Delaware 13
• Chinese Propaganda During the Cultural Revolution, Russell Lammermeier, Cleveland 12
• Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Immigration to the U.S., Judy Szewczak, Toledo 05
• Chinese State Formation: From the Qin to the Song Lesson Plan & Teaching Resource by Lisa Baughman, Columbus 21
• Collapse of Chinese Imperial Rule, Anne O’Leary, Toledo 05
• Comfort Women, Joy Vargas Painter, Wooster 07
• Commissioner Lin’s Letter to Queen Victoria, Lindsey Ritscher, Marietta 08
• Commodore Perry and Japan, Jeff Kho, Cleveland 12
• Comparison of Feudalism in Japan and Europe, Lori Dhiraprasiddhi, Granville 09
• Comparison of Nuremberg and Tokyo War Crimes Trials, Jolene Dyer, Wooster 07
• Contributions of Chinese Dynasties, Michelle Miller, Toledo 05
• Do You Have a Job, Most Honorable Daimyo?, Molly Krist, Akron 08
• Dropping the Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Lynn Pangrace, Cleveland 12
• Dynasties of Feudal China, Matt Daugherty, Columbus 16
• East Asia Medieval Trade by Linda Swarlis, Columbus 19
• Effects of the Korean War, Tamar Warkentien, Oberlin 10
• End of Qing Dynasty – focusing on Empress Dowager Cixi, Jessica Parker, Columbus 11
• End of WWII – focusing on the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Jessica Parker, Columbus 11
• Evaluating the Open Door Policy in China, Kathy Swanger, Columbus 04
• Events Leading to WWII, Tamar Warkentien, Oberlin 10
• Experiencing Japanese Feudalism, Amy Netter, Toledo 05
• Feudal Japan, Mary Kay Ryan, Oberlin 10
• Feudalism and Transitions, Betsy Beaver, Delaware 13
• Feudalism Comparison, Jenny Sage, Granville 09
• Feudalism in Japan and Europe, Mary Anne Kinzly, Oberlin 10
• Feudalism in Japan and Europe, Virginia Ressa, Columbus 06
• Feudalism in Japan, Marie Ternes, Oberlin 10
• Friends First Matsuri: Festival Based on Japanese Matsuri, Kathleen Allan, Oxford 09
• Genocide and Propoganda, Jetta Ries Fete, Oberlin 10
• Global Impact of World War I: China, Charles Bell, Wooster 07
• Global Impact of World War I: Japan, Charles Bell, Wooster 07
• Global Impact of World War I: Korea, Charles Bell, Wooster 07
• Google Earth & “The Coldest Winter: America and the Korean War”, Marc Montella, Granville 09
• Grave of the Fireflies, Scott Nickel, Columbus 04
• Hiroshima as Seen Through the Prism of Japanese Pop Culture (Anime and Manga), Bob Wilson, Columbus 19
• Hiroshima, Carolyn Willis, Columbus 16
• Hiroshima, Japan, Rob Fetters, Columbus 04
• History of Korea, Jennifer McClure, Toledo 05
• How China Rebuilds After World War II , Tammie Ray, Akron 08
• How did the Meiji Constitution and Constitution of 1947 Frame Social and Political Order in Japan?, Regina Feldman, Cleveland 12
• How Japan Rebuilds Following World War II, Tammie Ray, Akron 08
• How Koreans Rebuild following World War II, Tammie Ray, Akron 08
• Impact of the Atomic Bomb, Sean Brennan, Cleveland 12
• Imperial Impact: Reinventing Identity, Rose Remmel, Akron 08
• Imperialism in the Far East, Sean Brennan, Cleveland 12
• Imperialism/Sino Evil Enter the Door, Kyle McDowell, Delaware 13
• Imperialism: Commodore Perry’s Visit, Don Haven, Granville 09
• Imperialism: General Sherman Incident, Don Haven, Granville 09
• Imperialism: the Boxer Rebellion, Don Haven, Granville 09
• Influence of Confucius on Chinese Society, Mary Kay Ryan, Oberlin 10
• Internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II, Dorene Miller, Wooster 07
• Intro to Modern Chinese History Lesson Plan & Teaching Resource by Sammi Zhao, Columbus 21
• Invention Timeline, Beth MacLehose, Columbus 06
• Japan Before and After WWII, Bryan Evans, Oberlin 10
• Japan Colonizes Korea, Melissa Ryan, Wooster 07
• Japan’s Cult of the Emporer, Joe Serio, Akron 08
• Japan’s Feudal System, Linnet Knight, Columbus 04
• Japan’s History, Culture and Religions, Rita Limbert, Columbus 16
• Japan’s View of Itself in China and Korea, Karissa Piper, Akron 08
• Japanese Abuse of Chinese Civilians and POWs during World War II , Karissa Piper, Akron 08
• Japanese Colonization of Korea, Jeff Kho, Cleveland 12
• Japanese Feudal Class System, Elizabeth Bank, Columbus 16
• Japanese Firestorms, Brent Martin, Granville 09
• Japanese History, Steve Murray, Columbus 06
• Japanese in America: Citizens without Rights, Kerry Dugan, Oxford 09
• Japanese Internment Camps, Carrie Bray & Penelope Harris, Oxford 09
• Japanese Internment in the US, Jan Wagoner, Oxford 09
• Japanese Invasion of Korea, 1592, Brendan Malone, Toledo 07
• Japanese Kite Project, Gary Fitchpatrick, Cleveland 12
• Japanese Modernization & Imperialism 1850-1907, Anne O’Leary, Toledo 05
• Japanese War Crimes of the Sino-Japanese War and World War I, Melissa Ryan, Wooster 07
• Kami/Kamuy: Oppression, ideology, and representation of the Ainu in Japan, Sisi Funk, Columbus 20
• Korea Post-WWII and the Cold War,, Bryan Evans, Oberlin 10
• Korea: An Example of History Repeating Itself, Lori Dhiraprasiddhi, Granville 09
• Korea: United/Divided/United, Nick Geruntino, Columbus 11
• Korean Comfort Women, Jennifer Swinehart, Columbus 04
• Korean Conflict: What if it had been us?, Erin Brickwood, Akron 08
• Legacies of China, Mary Anne Kinzly, Oberlin 10
• Life in Korea during the Korean War, Michelle Miller, Toledo 05
• Life in Korea During World War II: When My Name Was Keoko, Virginia Ressa, Columbus 06
• Lost Names and Identity, Cassandra McGuyrt, Akron 08
• Lost Names of Korea, Mary L. Kelley, Cincinnati 06
• Mao and the Great Leap Forward Lesson Plan & Teaching Resource by Molly Long, Columbus 21
• Mao and the Great Leap Forward, Brent Martin, Granville 09
• Meiji Mondernization, Andrea Dumolt, Columbus 04
• Ming Dynasty, Jennifer McClure, Toledo 05
• Mongols Invade Japan Lesson Plan & Teaching Resource by Amy McKibben, Columbus 21
• Mongul Empire and Japan, Suzanne Ford, Columbus 17
• Mongul Empire and Korea, Suzanne Ford, Columbus 17
• Mongul Invasion and Ming Dynasty, Suzanne Ford, Columbus 17
• Nakahama Manjiro, Bonnie Shiplet, Columbus 04
• No Gun Ri, Korea, Rob Fetters, Columbus 04
• North and South Korea – Conflicted Relationship, Dale Foster, Columbus 17
• North Korea: The Dynasty of Communism, Kathryn Benken, Oxford 09
• Pak Wansŏ’s (1921-2011) Mother’s Hitching Post and the Korean War, Whitney Burris, Columbus 11
• Personal Accounts of the Korean Civil War, 1950-1953, Mary Hetrick, Wooster 07
• Photographic Evidence of the Nanking Massacre and Deniers , Karissa Piper, Akron 08
• Post War Japan, Mitchell Clark, Toledo 05
• Post-WWII Division of Korea Compared to Germany, Jenny Sage, Granville 09
• Pressure to Modernize: Japan’s Response to Western Influence,  Elizabeth Newcomb, Columbus 19
• Promises and Propaganda–the Power of Persuasion, Emily Shrestha, Cleveland 12
• Red Scarf Girl: The Cultural Revolution, Dottie Worley, Toledo 05
• Resistance to Western Ideas, Thomas Ulrich, Toledo 05
• Revolution in China and the Fall of Imperialism, Jennifer Preslan, Toledo 07
• Scientific and Cultural Advancements of Early China, Virginia Ressa , Columbus 06
• Shang Dynasty and the Invention of Writing, Kathleen Allan, Oxford 09
• Shin’s Tricycle and Truman’s Statement, Marc Montella, Granville 09
• Shinto ‘Kami’ – The major gods and goddesses of Shintoism Lesson Plan and Attachment and Take & Go Resource by Matthew Yingling, Columbus 22
• Silk Road Simulation – How was Asia impacted by Europe and vice versa? and Attachments, Andy Lyon, Columbus 20
• Silkworms Spinning Their Way into History, Beth MacLehose , Columbus 06
• State Dominance: Reinventing Identity, Rose Remmel, Akron 08
• State Turmoil: Reinventing Identity, Rose Remmel, Akron 08
• Student Protest in Korea and the United States, Frank Casey, Oberlin 10
• Systems of Government: North Korea Lesson Plan and Take & Go Resource by Nicholas Valentino, Columbus 22
• Teaching the Atomic Bomb, Danielle Filas, Delaware 13
• Terminating the War between the Allies and Japan, Mary Hetrick, Wooster 07
• The American/Korean Conflict: Korean or Chinese Draw…Victory?, Joe Serio, Akron 08
• The Asian Holocaust, Joy Vargas Painter, Wooster 07
• The Attack on Pearl Harbor, Lindsey Ritscher, Marietta 08
• The Boxer Rebellion in China , Joe Serio, Akron 08
• The Causes of the Korean War, Jessica Parker, Columbus 11
• The Chinese Cultural Revolution, Whitney Burris, Columbus 11
• The Dropping of the Atomic Bomb on Japan, Russell Lammermeier, Cleveland 12
• The Effects of World War II on Countries in Asia, Tammie Ray, Akron 08
• The End of Japanese Isolationism, Charles Martindell, Delaware 13
• The Great Wall of China, Rebecca Volkmann, Columbus 04
• The Japanese in Manchuria: Hsinking (Changchun) in the 1930’s, Tamula Drumm, Cleveland 12
• The Japanese Revolution, Joe Kennedy, Oxford 09
• The Korean War, Andrew Salzer, Columbus 04
• The Korean War, E. Mark Kreps, Delaware 13
• The Korean War, Marie Ternes, Oberlin 10
• The Kwanju uprising in comparison to the protests on the campus of Kent State University, Russell Lammermeier, Cleveland 12
• The Lion Dance Lesson Plan and Take & Go Resource, Diana Harbin, Columbus 22
• The Mongol Invasion of China and the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, Barbara Huntwork, Delaware 13
• The Mongol Invasion of Japan, Marbara Huntwork, Delware 13
• The Mongol invasion of Korea, Matt Daugherty, Columbus 16
• The Nanking Massacre , Cassandra McGuyrt, Akron 08
• The Opium Trade, the Opium War, and the Treaty of Nanjing, Mary Hetrick, Wooster 07
• The Opium Wars, Jeff Kho, Cleveland 12
• The Rape of Nanking, Frank Casey, Oberlin 10
• The Rape of Nanking/ The Holocaust, Marie Ternes, Oberlin 10
• The Rape of Nanking: Moral Accountability in a Time of War, Michael Hinze, Columbus 06
• The Republican Revolution of 1911, Ralph Salzer, Columbus 04
• The Rise of Modern Japan, Eric C. VonBerg, Columbus 17
• The Silk Road and the Crusades, Jenny Sage, Granville 09
• The Silk Road, Jona Hall, Marietta 08
• The Technology in China Pre-17th Century, James Swift, Cincinnati 06
• The Treatment of WWII in History, Michael Hinze, Columbus 06
• The Trial of Harry Truman, Edward Swope, Granville 09
• The U.S. and the Boxer Rebellion in Cartoons, Kevin Barnhard, Columbus 17
• The Use of Propaganda Posters to further the Goals of the CCP in its First Years of Rule in China, Lynn Pangrace, Cleveland 12
• The Way of the Warriors: Comparing the Samurai and the Knight, Heidi Blue, Akron 08
• The Western Experience in China: 20th Century Witnesses, Tamula Drumm, Cleveland 12
• Thinking about the A-Bomb, Casey Matthews, Cleveland 12
• Timeline of the Korean War, Pete Ewing, Columbus 04
• Trade “Openings”, Edward Swope, Granville 09
• Tradition versus Change: The Meiji Restoration, Kathryn Benken, Oxford 09
• Understanding History through Oracle Bone Study, Laura Soltis, Columbus 04
• US and European Imperialism in East Asia Lesson Plan and Take & Go Resource by Theresa Rabogliatti, Columbus 22
• US Firebombing – Why can’t we find it?, Whitney Burris, Columbus 11
• US Involvement in International Conflicts, Rachel Marten, Athens 10
• Using Oral History to Study the Effects of 20th Century Japanese Colonialism on Korea, Lynn Pangrace, Cleveland 12
• Web Quest on China’s Dynasties, Carla Fletcher, Akron 08
• What a Difference a Border Makes, KaSandra Emler, Columbus 11
• What Did Confucius Say?, Lesa Bame, Oxford 09
• When Conflicting Cultures Collide, John Dean, Cincinnati 06
• Which Chinese Dynasty was better, Song or Ming? , Lynn Swaney, Columbus 17
• World Leaders Research Project, Lindsey Ritscher, Marietta 08
• World War II & the Atomic Bomb, Lindsey VanFossen, Columbus 16
• World War II and the Atomic Bomb, Rachel Marten, Athens 10
• World War II/ Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Chris Baughman, Athens 10
• World War II/ US & Japanese Home Front, Kyle McDowell, Delaware 13
• World War II: Japanese-American Internment, Mona Al-Hayani, Toledo 07
• World War II: Once Upon a Time, Erin Brickwood, Akron 08
• World War II: What Would You Have Done?, Erin Brickwood, Akron 08