Period 6
Room 313
Mr. Adamski
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| World Cultures Period 6 Room 313 Mr. Adamski |
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| Fall 2006 |
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| The Fall semester of World Cultures is a study of key points in European and Asian history from the Middle Ages to the Industrial Revolution. Topics covered include the feudalism, renaissance, reformation, absolute rule, French Revolution, and much more. Students will be recquired to a number of writing assignments, participate in classroom discussions, complete all in-class assignments, and be responsible for making up any work missed. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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