Ancient Civilization II
A full-year continuation of Ancient Civilizations I that follows the classical Mediterranean world from Archaic Greece through the transition to the Middle Ages. Students examine institutions, warfare, philosophy, art, daily life, cultural exchange, empire, early Christianity, and historical transformation.
Official course syllabus
Academic course overview
Course summary
A full-year continuation of Ancient Civilizations I that follows the classical Mediterranean world from Archaic Greece through the transition to the Middle Ages. Students examine institutions, warfare, philosophy, art, daily life, cultural exchange, empire, early Christianity, and historical transformation.
Learning outcomes
Trace chronological development, analyze institutions and leadership, evaluate causes and consequences, interpret diverse historical sources, and construct evidence-based comparisons and arguments.
Course content overview
- 1Archaic Greece
- 2Classical Greece
- 3Alexander the Great
- 4The Hellenistic World
- 5The Roman Republic
- 6The Roman Empire
- 7The Transformation and Fall of Rome
- 8Transition to the Middle Ages
Taught by Olivo
Olivo supports the student with explanations, guided questions, and academic help throughout the course.
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