This is not a class about memorizing dates, kings, or battles, but rather about trying to understand how we humans have explained and dealt with the world around us as well as what influenced those choices. Provide a core of knowledge that illustrates the evolution, interconnectedness, and continuity of human societies. Explore the local and global community through investigation of economic, political, intellectual, environmental and theological developments. Employ critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and problem solving in interpreting history. Promote effective communication skills through written and verbal expression.
Improved papers earn equally improved grades.
The due dates for both the originals and final versions are noted on the syllabus. The subject matter covered will be announced in advance. Understand the general conditions of Europeans' everyday life in the 17th century.