Module 6 Western Civilization
European
mariners began to set sail across open waters in the late 1400s. Financed and
commissioned by monarchies, they encountered unknown lands and peoples, and in
the process, established new trade routes and permanent settlements in the New
World. Back in Europe, various intellectual movements saw the individual and the state as major players in societal advancement.
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Total 10 interactive video lessons
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235 targeted concepts and key words
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Western Schools of Thought
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The Slave Trade
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5 Revolutions of the Modern World
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Suggested prerequisites: Module 1 - 5
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