This course explores the development of ancient civilizations, focusing on River Valleys and Classical Empires (3500 BCE-600 CE). Students will develop critical thinking and decision-making skills for responsible citizenship. They will examine government structures, markets, and how human and environmental factors influenced the movement of people, goods, and ideas. Additionally, students will analyze the origins of early world religions, fostering an appreciation for the foundations of the modern world. 

In this course students will journey through the events and cultures of world history from 600 CE to 1600 CE. The rise and fall of empires, the spread of different religions, and the advancements of technology. Students will learn how to find and analyze historical sources, enabling them to understand different perspectives and the significance of events during this period. Students will also develop their writing skills by crafting persuasive arguments based on their research and insights. Collaboration will be key, as students will work together on projects that encourage teamwork and critical thinking. By the end of the course, students will not only have a deeper understanding of global history but also the skills to express their ideas clearly and effectively. .