Medieval World History traces the development of medieval civilizations, including Byzantium, Arabia, China, Japan, England, France, and the Americas. These are explored from the fall of Rome through the Renaissance, and the development of feudalism through monarchy. Each unit involves a review of major events, historical figures, geographical details, and cultural advances. The course includes discussions of economic, political, and cultural changes as well as an analysis and comparison of historical events.

The textbook we use is World History - The Human Experience, published by the M^cGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., is endorsed by the National Geographic Society.

Note: Dates and assignments are subject to change,

so check this website on a daily-basis.

Date	No.	Chapter
1/04 to 1/06/10	–	Introduction
1/07 to 1/27/10	10	Byzantines and Slavs
1/28 to 2/09/10	11	Islamic Civilization
2/11 to 3/11/10	12	The Rise of Medieval Europe
3/12 to 3/25/10	13	Medieval Europe at Its Height
3/26 to 4/4/10	—	Easter Break (No School)
4/5 to TBA	14	East and South Asia
TBA	15	The Americas
TBA	16	Renaissance and Reformation
TBA	––	Semester Final (Study Guide)

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Home 'phone: 692-4456 (most evenings and weekends)
Cell 'phone: 830-1862 (anytime)
jparkin@ecusd7.org (anytime)

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