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First Semester
From Stone Tools to Settled Life
Characteristics of Civilizations
River Valley Civilizations
Development of Classical Civilizations
Development of Western classical Civilizations
Ancient Greece
Classical Rome
The Roman Republic
Roman Society
Roman Innovation
Christianity in Rome
Development of Eastern Classical Civilizations
Classical China
Zhou Dynasty
Qin Dynasty
Han Dynasty
Tang and Song Dynasty
Persian Empire
Classical India
Fall of the Han / Roman Empires
Hammurabi’s Code
Political Systems in the Early River Valley Civilizations
Israel
Religions
Judaism
Christianity
ISLAM
Hinduism
Buddhism
Byzantine Empire
Medieval World
Fall of Rome
After the Fall of Rome
Church in the Middle Ages.
Culture of the Middle Ages
The Black Death
Crusades
Mongol Empire
Empires of Africa
Pre-Columbian America
Mayan Empire
Aztec Civilization
Inca Civilization
European Exploration
Age of Exploration Motivations
Atlantic Slave Trade
Commercial Revolution
The Renaissance
The Renaissance
Renaissance Begins in Italy
Renaissance Artists
Renaissance Writers
The Printing Press
The Reformation
Protestant Reformation
Scientific Revolution
The Age of Revolution
The American Revolution
The French Revolution
Napoleon Bonaparte
Latin American Revolution
Second Semester
Industrial Revolution
Economic System
Understanding Free Enterprise
Understanding Socialism
Understanding Communism
Imperialism
European Imperialism & The Scramble for Africa
Imperialism in Asia and Latin America
World War One
Causes of World War 1
Technology's Impact on World War I
U.S. enter World War 1
End of World War 1
Treaty of Versailles
Revolution in Russia
The Global Depression
Causes of the Global Depression
Global effects of the Great Depression on art, architecture, literature, mu
America’s response to the Great Depression
Germany’s Responses to the Great Depression
Great Britain, France & The Soviet Union Response to the Global Depression
Rise of Dictators
Benito Mussolini & Joseph Stalin
The Rise of Adolf Hitler, Francisco Franco, and Hideki Tojo
The Holocaust
World History
Home
First Semester
From Stone Tools to Settled Life
Characteristics of Civilizations
River Valley Civilizations
Development of Classical Civilizations
Development of Western classical Civilizations
Ancient Greece
Classical Rome
The Roman Republic
Roman Society
Roman Innovation
Christianity in Rome
Development of Eastern Classical Civilizations
Classical China
Zhou Dynasty
Qin Dynasty
Han Dynasty
Tang and Song Dynasty
Persian Empire
Classical India
Fall of the Han / Roman Empires
Hammurabi’s Code
Political Systems in the Early River Valley Civilizations
Israel
Religions
Judaism
Christianity
ISLAM
Hinduism
Buddhism
Byzantine Empire
Medieval World
Fall of Rome
After the Fall of Rome
Church in the Middle Ages.
Culture of the Middle Ages
The Black Death
Crusades
Mongol Empire
Empires of Africa
Pre-Columbian America
Mayan Empire
Aztec Civilization
Inca Civilization
European Exploration
Age of Exploration Motivations
Atlantic Slave Trade
Commercial Revolution
The Renaissance
The Renaissance
Renaissance Begins in Italy
Renaissance Artists
Renaissance Writers
The Printing Press
The Reformation
Protestant Reformation
Scientific Revolution
The Age of Revolution
The American Revolution
The French Revolution
Napoleon Bonaparte
Latin American Revolution
Second Semester
Industrial Revolution
Economic System
Understanding Free Enterprise
Understanding Socialism
Understanding Communism
Imperialism
European Imperialism & The Scramble for Africa
Imperialism in Asia and Latin America
World War One
Causes of World War 1
Technology's Impact on World War I
U.S. enter World War 1
End of World War 1
Treaty of Versailles
Revolution in Russia
The Global Depression
Causes of the Global Depression
Global effects of the Great Depression on art, architecture, literature, mu
America’s response to the Great Depression
Germany’s Responses to the Great Depression
Great Britain, France & The Soviet Union Response to the Global Depression
Rise of Dictators
Benito Mussolini & Joseph Stalin
The Rise of Adolf Hitler, Francisco Franco, and Hideki Tojo
The Holocaust
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Home
First Semester
From Stone Tools to Settled Life
Characteristics of Civilizations
River Valley Civilizations
Development of Classical Civilizations
Development of Western classical Civilizations
Ancient Greece
Classical Rome
The Roman Republic
Roman Society
Roman Innovation
Christianity in Rome
Development of Eastern Classical Civilizations
Classical China
Zhou Dynasty
Qin Dynasty
Han Dynasty
Tang and Song Dynasty
Persian Empire
Classical India
Fall of the Han / Roman Empires
Hammurabi’s Code
Political Systems in the Early River Valley Civilizations
Israel
Religions
Judaism
Christianity
ISLAM
Hinduism
Buddhism
Byzantine Empire
Medieval World
Fall of Rome
After the Fall of Rome
Church in the Middle Ages.
Culture of the Middle Ages
The Black Death
Crusades
Mongol Empire
Empires of Africa
Pre-Columbian America
Mayan Empire
Aztec Civilization
Inca Civilization
European Exploration
Age of Exploration Motivations
Atlantic Slave Trade
Commercial Revolution
The Renaissance
The Renaissance
Renaissance Begins in Italy
Renaissance Artists
Renaissance Writers
The Printing Press
The Reformation
Protestant Reformation
Scientific Revolution
The Age of Revolution
The American Revolution
The French Revolution
Napoleon Bonaparte
Latin American Revolution
Second Semester
Industrial Revolution
Economic System
Understanding Free Enterprise
Understanding Socialism
Understanding Communism
Imperialism
European Imperialism & The Scramble for Africa
Imperialism in Asia and Latin America
World War One
Causes of World War 1
Technology's Impact on World War I
U.S. enter World War 1
End of World War 1
Treaty of Versailles
Revolution in Russia
The Global Depression
Causes of the Global Depression
Global effects of the Great Depression on art, architecture, literature, mu
America’s response to the Great Depression
Germany’s Responses to the Great Depression
Great Britain, France & The Soviet Union Response to the Global Depression
Rise of Dictators
Benito Mussolini & Joseph Stalin
The Rise of Adolf Hitler, Francisco Franco, and Hideki Tojo
The Holocaust
Rise of Dictators
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