Western Civilization
This course is a chronological study of the history of western civilization focusing on the time period from the end of the Middle Ages to the present. The purpose of this class is to familiarize students with politics, economics, and social histories, which constitute the western heritage. Successful completion of this course is required for graduation
COURSE SYLLABUS
This is where you can find everything you need to know about the course including, course description, materials needed, expectations, and contact information.
SCHOOLOGY
This is where you can access PowerPoints or Google Slides shown in class and turn in any classroom discussion materials such as bell ringers, discussion forums, or etc.
GOOGLE CLASSROOM
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This is where you will access all section quizzes and chapter tests, as well as, turn in all worksheets or assignments such as terms and readings and chapter reviews.
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COURSE OUTLINE
Below is where you will find each topic that will be discussed throughout this school year. Each chapter is linked to an agenda that describes the daily activity in class.
FALL SEMESTER
Preface: Early Civilization to Middle Ages
Chapter 1: Renaissance to Reformation
Chapter 2-3: Global Exploration
Chapter 4: Absolutism
Chapter 5: Enlightenment
Chapter 6: French Revolution
Chapter 7: Industrial Revolution
Chapter 8: Revolutions Around the World
SPRING SEMESTER
Chapter 9: Life in the Industrial Age
Chapter 10: Nationalism in Europe
Chapter 11: Growth of Western Democracies
Chapter 12-13: New Imperialism
Chapter 14: World War I
Chapter 15: Nationalism and Revolution Grows
Chapter 16: Rise of Totalitarianism
Chapter 17: World War II
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