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Global I & II

GLOBAL I Homework Sheet

Global History I Homework Sheet

Global I

Lesson 1: Why Study Social Studies?
Lesson 2: Historical Sources
Lesson 3: Studying the Past
Lesson 4: Maps
Lesson 5: Latitude and Longitude
Lesson 6: Geography
lesson 7: Cultural Diffusion
Lesson 8: Chronology
Lesson 9: Paleolithic Era
Lesson 10: Neolithic Era
Lesson 11: Features of a Civilization
Lesson 12: The Egyptian Kingdoms
Lesson 13: Mesopotamia: Sumer
Lesson 14: Advances of Sumer
Lesson 15: Hammurabi and Babylon
Lesson 16: Middle Eastern Civ's
Lesson 17: Judaism
Lesson 18: Geography: Indus Valley
Lesson 19: The Aryans
Lesson 20: Hinduism
Lesson 21: Buddhism
Lesson 22: The Gupta Empire
Lesson 23: Geography of China
Lesson 24: The Shang Dynasty
Lesson 25: The Zhou Dynasty
Lesson 26: Chinese Philosophies
Lesson 27: Greek Geography
Lesson 28: Athens vs. Sparta
Lesson 29: The Persian War
Lesson 30: Greek Achievements
Lesson 31: Alexander the Great
Lesson 32: Rome Geography
Lesson 33: Punic Wars
Lesson 34: Julius Caesar

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Global II

Lesson 1: Christianity
Lesson 2: The Byzantine Empire
Lesson 3: Islam and the Golden Age
Lesson 4: The Dark Ages
Lesson 5: Charlemagne
Lesson 6: Feudalism & Manorialism
Lesson 7: Catholic Church: Middle Ages
Lesson 8: High Middle Ages
Lesson 9: Crusades: the Beginning
Lesson 10: The Results of the Crusades
Lesson 11: The Black Plague
Lesson 12: The Hundred Years War
Lesson 13: The Ottoman Empire
Lesson 14: African Geography
Lesson 15: Ghana, Mali, Songhai
Lesson 16: The Maya
Lesson 17: The Aztecs
Lesson 18: The Inca
Lesson 19: Japanese Geography
Lesson 20: China-Korea influence Japan
Lesson 21: Japanese Feudalism
Lesson 22: Mongols-Genghis Khan
Lesson 23: Mongols- Kublai Khan
Lesson 24: The Ming Dynasty
Lesson 25: The Entire Renaissance
Lesson 26: Start: Protestant Reformation
Lesson 27: Protestantism Spreads
Lesson 28: The Counter Reformation
Lesson 29: The Scientific Revolution
Lesson 30: The Age of Exploration
Lesson 31: Social Classes in the New World
Lesson 32: The Columbian Exchange
Lesson 33:

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