Students will explore the historical development of people, places and patterns of life from prehistory to ancient civilizations until 1500 A.D. (C.E.). Geographical analysis including the study of human interaction and the environment, cultural characteristics and economic development will be emphasized as students explore people, places and events. Students will engage in historical and chronological thinking through the examination of primary and secondary sources. Students will be tested at the end of this course on the World History and Geography to 1500 C.E. standards of learning.
World History and Geography to 1500 C.E.
Course Number
22151
Credits
1.0
Short Title
W HIST/G I
Subject Area Concentration
Grades Offered
9