We will read and talk about many, often unfamiliar, places. Therefore, students must develop a good understanding of maps and geography. It is also important for students to develop , for their own use, a time line in order to see the relationship between the events covered often in very different parts of the world. Students must read the books thoroughly and are responsible for that material. They are also responsible for lecture material.
Lectures often cover different subjects than the books.
To pass, be familiar with both the lectures and the readings. Attend each class, participate in the discussions and ask questions. Grades include two in-class tests and a comprehensive final. Tests consist of essay questions and short answer identification. You must use bluebooks and write in pen .