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APS 23.27 Religion – Eastern Orthodox Church
The Orthodox Churches are united in faith and by a common approach to theology, tradition, and worship. They draw on elements of Greek, Middle-Eastern, Russian and Slav culture.
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APS 23.18 Decline (Fall) of Rome’s Empire
The fall of the Roman Empire happened considerably later than what you may have been told. While the Western Roman Empire
fell to barbarians in 476 CE,
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APS 23.16 Welcome John Green and Crash Course!
Former writer John Green has a nerdy thing on YouTube, and it’s pretty great.
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APS 23.15 Roman Legacies!
leg·a·cy
n. pl. leg·a·cies
– anything handed down from an ancestor or a predecessor or from the pastDIRECTIONS: Click on the links below and see the admired legacies still seen and used today! Continue reading Post ID 43853
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APS 23.11 Cornell Notes
Before learning any content, how can we learn more effectively by taking notes?
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APS 23.9 Mankind Story (Warriors 4)
By the 5th century AD the Roman Empire disintegrates, leaving a power vacuum in Europe. Barbarians destroy towns and cities; Europe has entered the Dark Ages. But elsewhere in the world, humans achieve progress. In the Arabian dessert, the discovery of gold helps ignite new innovations in engineering and technology. Vikings open up new links. Mankind continues to clash in wars over religion and territory.
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APS 23.8 Mankind Story (Empires 3)
Huge engineering projects help spark intricate cities that transform the lives of millions of people. The spread of Christianity and other religions reveals the increasing interconnectedness of mankind. The greatest mega-city on earth, Rome, becomes an engine of expansion while China builds an empire on the other side of the world. A vast network of roads and shipping lanes allows goods and ideas to flow across three continents. Mankind is connected like never before—this is the birth of globalization.
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APS 23.7 Mankind Story (Ironmen 2)
A mysterious band of pirates plunders the Mediterranean coast–leaving destruction in its wake. Empires fall, but out of the chaos, we discover iron. Armed with this wonder metal, ordinary folk can overthrow tyrants and build a new world order. From the birth of democracy in Athens, to the creation of the Bible in Babylon–people power reshapes Mankind.
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APS 23.6 Mankind Story (Inventors 1)
On a unique planet, a unique species takes its first steps: Mankind begins. But it’s a world full of danger. Threatened by extinction, we innovate to survive – discovering fire and farming; building cities and pyramids; inventing trade – and mastering the art inventing trade – and mastering the art of war. From humble beginnings, we become the dominant creature on the planet. Now the future belongs to us.Continue reading Post ID 43853
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APS 23.5 Mankind the Story of All of Us (Introduction)
Mankind is the first television series in a generation to tackle the history of the human race through the ages. Embracing groundbreaking storytelling methods, it features jaw-dropping imagery and dramatic reconstructions of the most critical events in human history. Continue reading Post ID 43853
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APS 23.3 The Earliest Humans
Mankind The Story of All of Us
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APS 23.2 Farming – How important is it?
And how did it affect us?
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APS 23.1 Why Take AP?
Taking AP World History can lead to a future in …
Click on the above picture for more information!
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AP 23.1145 Get Ready for 2023 AP Scores
Your 2023 AP Exam scores will be available starting Wednesday, July 5.
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AP 23.255 HTS – Sourcing and Situation (2 of 6)
The Historical Thinking Skills form the basis for
all the AP history exams.
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WH 18.376 Dust Bowl – Migrant Mother
Dorothea Lange’s “Migrant Mother,” destitute in a pea picker’s camp, because of the failure of the early pea crop. These people had just sold their tent in order to buy food. Most of the 2,500 people in this camp were destitute. By the end of the decade there were still 4 million migrants on the road.
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WH 18.375 The Dust Bowl
1934 … darkness falls across America …
Families were driven out of the once fertile Great Plains by massive dust clouds–one that rose to 10,000 feet and reached as far as New York City.
A dust storm approaches Stratford, Texas, in 1935
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