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World Civilizations (A)

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Humanities
Institution Name:
Open High School of Utah
Collection:
Open High School of Utah
Grade Level:
Secondary
Abstract:

World Civilizations is a survey course that examines historic and cultural events from five time periods in world history. Students learn about early civilizations, classical civilizations focusing on Greece, Rome and China, and interregional contact which lead to exploration and cultural diffusion during the middle ages. From there students investigate the role of revolution and social change and finally culminate their study of world history with a look at the march towards global integration during the 20th and 21st centuries. This is a rich and interactive course offering students opportunities for students to become eye-witnesses of history.

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English
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Creative Commons Attribution 3.0
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Individual Authors

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