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This survey course examines the history of both Western and non-Western civilizations. Each is analyzed in the terms of daily life, political and economic history, and physical geography. This course investigates the birth of democracy, the age of imperialism and nationalism, and future world trends. Attention is given to historical developments in Latin America, the Far East, India, and Africa. Students will be engaged in historical research and writing designed to permit them to apply their learning and to expand that learning. In order to be aligned with the Core Curriculum Standards, this course will be devoted to the study of world events from the Renaissance to the Modern Era. Students must complete successfully the assigned research project in order to receive credit for the course.
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