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World History 7th Grade Instructor: Mr. Matt Neuweg Room 714 Credits: 1 unit [email protected] www.classzone.com 3198049 - 280 Course Description This course will provide an overview of the major periods or ages in ancient history, which set the stage for the development of modern civilization. Units will provide political, economic, and geographical insights. Objectives: Major objectives of World History include: 1. Describe, explain, and analyze how geography influenced the development of civilizations. 2. Identify, describe, and analyze social and political developments for each civilization. 3. Describe, explain, and analyze technological advancements for each civilization. 4. Explain and describe religious beliefs for each civilization. Grading Exam Quizzes Homework Classwork Packets Grading Scale A+ A AB+ B B- 97 – 100% 93 – 96% 90 – 92% 87 – 89% 83 – 86% 80 – 82% C+ C CD+ D DF 77 – 79% 73 – 76% 70 – 72% 67 – 69% 63 – 66% 60 – 62% 59% or Below Course Outline Semester One Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 - Earliest Human Societies Mesopotamia and Fertile Crescent Hebrew Kingdoms Ancient Egypt India China Semester Two Chapters 7 & 8 Chapters 9 & 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 - Ancient and Classical Greece Rise and Decline of Rome Rise of Islam African Civilizations Civilizations of Asia Feudal and Late Medieval Europe Renaissance and Reformation Classroom Guidelines 1) Bring all necessary materials to class. You will not be allowed to leave class to get them. 2) Take care of restroom needs and drinks before you come to class. 3) Be in your seat and ready to work when the bell rings. If you are outside the classroom when the bell rings you will be counted tardy. 4) If you are given time to work on an assignment in class, stay busy and quiet. 5) You are responsible for getting any assignments missed. You will be given one day to make it up for every day you missed. 7) Late work will be accepted for reduced credit. 8) Respect your classmates. Do not interfere with another students learning. Materials Needed Textbook (World History: Ancient Through Early Modern Times - McDougal Littell) Pencil or pen (Blue or Black ink) Paper Folder Planner