Identify 5 NEW things that you learned in this course.
- I learned how influential the democratic ideals of the Greco-Roman were to the future of government.
- I learned the three classes of the Old Regime prior to the French Revolution.
- I learned that women and children worked most in the factories of the Industrial Revolution because they were smaller.
- I learned the importance of Cromwell during the English Civil War
- I learned the roles of the royal families in Europe during the Age of Absolutism.
Identify 4 things that connected to learning from other classes, disciplines, or experiences.
- The French Revolution unit connected to 10th grade English because we read "A Tale of Two Cities" which is a fictional story that takes place in France during the revolution.
- The Enlightenment unit connects to 12th grade Government and Economics because it showed influential thinkers such as Locke, Hobbes, and Smith, who's ideals were studied in that class as well.
- The Greco-Roman unit featured "The Odyssey" which we read in 10th grade English, but in this class we focused more on the affects of the book rather than the content.
- The Industrial Revolution unit explained the horrible working conditions of the factories, and we also studied the conditions in 9th grade U.S. History.
Identify the 3 MOST IMPORTANT concepts you learned in this course.
- The history and importance of humanism Europe and the affects that are still seen today.
- The amazing feats Napoleon was able to accomplish in his short time as a ruler and the affect today.
- The importance of the democratic ideals during the Greco-Roman era.
Identify 2 things that you would like to learn more about.
- I would be interested in learning more about the evolution and importance of art through all the units we studied.
- I would also be interested in learning more about the everyday lives of the citizens in each unit rather than just the events that took place.
Identify 1 SKILL that you learned or developed in this course.
- I learned how to CASK important primary documents and explain them properly in full detail.
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