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WORLD HISTORY: How do civilizations arise, grow, collapse, and change overtime?  How do cultures change? 


History is not a straight line of right and wrong answers; dates, events and certain people.  It's all in the eye of the beholder.  Historians take the information they have and interpret it with their own lens.  This class will focus on the use of credible evidence in supporting an argument.  Students will see how history is in everything we see and do.   

WOrld History SYllabus
World History for Us All
Intro Vocab PPT
Where did we come from PPT
Intro Vocab sheet
where did we come from notes
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