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Current Unit of Study
Current Unit of Study
Starting November 27th
African History - Lesson 15
Back to School Video.mp4What have civilizations of the past influenced the modern-day?
How have past civilizations made our lives better?
In what ways have humans learned from the successes and failures of the past?
7th Grade
7th Grade
World Studies Topics
World Studies Topics
Click the video on the left to view the subjects we will be covering this school year.
Click the video on the left to view the subjects we will be covering this school year.
In 7th-grade world studies, we cover civilizations on nearly every continent in the world. Our year starts with a review of the Roman Empire and concluded with the ideas brought forth during the European Enlightenment. These ideas will birth the modern age of democracy.
In 7th-grade world studies, we cover civilizations on nearly every continent in the world. Our year starts with a review of the Roman Empire and concluded with the ideas brought forth during the European Enlightenment. These ideas will birth the modern age of democracy.
Grading Information
Grading Information
Late Work
Late work is accepted up to one week from the original due date.
Students will receive 50% credit for late work.
Retakes
Retakes are allowed for tests and quizzes (Maximum retake score is 70%)
Retakes must occur during focus or after school.
Students must communicate and schedule a retake with the teacher in advance.
1 retake per student per exam
Grade %
100 - 90 = A
89 - 80 = B
79 - 70 = C
69 - 60 = D
59 and below = F
Units of Study
Units of Study
Legacy of the Roman Empire
Medieval Europe
Byzantine Empire
Islamic Empire and Religion
Gupta Empire
African Empires
Chinese Dynasties
Feudal Japan
Maya / Aztec / Inca Empires
Mongol Empire
Renaissance
Protestant Reformation
Scientific Revolution
Age of Exploration
Enlightenment
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