Matthew Armstrong

Calvin University

World History

World History teacher | Experienced educator in USA

With a passion for unraveling the tapestry of world history, my journey led me through Calvin University, where I delved into the complexities of our shared past. Armed with a deep understanding of global events and cultures, I bring a dynamic approach to teaching. Whether it's ancient civilizations or modern geopolitics, I strive to make the past come alive for my students. Let's embark on a journey through time together, exploring the triumphs and tribulations that have shaped our world. Join me in uncovering the fascinating stories that connect us all.

Questions

What were the major cultural achievements of Suleiman's reign?
Who were the great traders and seafarers on the Mediterranean Sea?
What role didmonks play in advancing literatuer?
What steps did Hitler take once he took office in order to prevent opposition?
What was Germany's most effective tactic against Great Britain's warships during World War l?
What jobs did women find during World War II that were a break from traditional women's roles?
What are aims and objectives of MUN (Model UN)? How are they acheived?
Why did America's position as the sole superpower produce mixed reactions?
What was a result of Operation Sea Lion?
What are the 6 divisions of the United Nations?
How did the Opium Wars affect China's economy?
Why did American troops focus their attention on France the most during WW1?
What kind of colony was Saint Dominique?
Was Mansa Musa a good king?
What group of islands did the Japanese attack on the same day they attacked Pearl Harbor?
Why did Japan enter World War I?
How did Ibn Sina influence the modern world? Also, if you could ask him one question concerning his contributions in history, what question would you ask and why?
What two cultures influenced the Byzantine Empire (and therefore were preserved and passed on by the Byzantines)?
What happened at San Jacinto, Mexico in April 1836?
What product, produced in ancient China, would be become the basis of trans-continental trade?