
Unit 2: Classical Age/Ancient Empires
Essential Learnings for Unit 2
- How does religion impact the development of a society?
- Why do civilizations rise and fall?
- When they fall, what impact do they have on history?
Unit 2 Overview
The Classical Age: 600 B.C.E-600 C.E
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World Religions
- Origins, development, spread and impact
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Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism
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Ancient Greece
- Early People of the Aegean
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City States
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Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic Age
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Ancient Rome and the Rise of Christianity
- The Birth of Rome
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Roman Republic
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Roman Empire
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Christianity and Rome
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Fall of Rome
Activities, Presentations, Readings & Assignments
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World Religions Marketing Assignment
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World Religions Text and Sample Infographics
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Impact of World Religions Reading
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Hand-drawn Map of Greece Assignment
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Engineering an Empire, Ancient Greece Video Guide
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Class Ancient Greek Olympics
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Olympics Newspaper Article Assignment
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Greek Philosophers Presentation
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Alexander the Great DBQ Activity
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Crafting an Historical Argument Outline
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Engineering an Empire-Age of Alexander Video Guide
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Engineering an Empire-Rome Video Guide
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Ancient Rome Map Activity- Map and Directions
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Ancient Rome Webquest
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"The Roman Empire..." (World History #10) Crash Course Video Questions
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"The Roman Achievement": Create Your Own Roman Coin
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Roman Murder Mystery and Police Report
Notebook Organization
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*Unit Introduction: "Walk Around Pre Quiz"
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*18 Random Facts: World Religions, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome
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*Impact of World Religions: Write and Answer Six (6) Questions
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*Hand-drawn Map of Greece
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Engineering an Empire, Ancient Greece Video Guide
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*15 Facts about Ancient Greek Olympics
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Notes from Greek Philosophers Presentation
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*How Great Was Alexander the Great DBQ Activity/Packet
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Engineering an Empire-Age of Alexander Video Guide
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*Ancient Rome Map Activity
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*"The Roman Empire..." Crash Course Video Questions
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*The Rise of Christianity Group Notes
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*Rome Murder Mystery Chart and Police Report
*Notebook items that will be graded as part of the notebook check.