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HIS 110 – World History I (FA24)

Discipline:
  • This course closed on September 30, 2024.

Course Description

This introductory course offers a comprehensive overview of world history from ancient times to the early modern period, highlighting the role of various religions in shaping global events. Students will explore historical narratives through a faith-based lens, suitable for understanding the interplay of religion and culture in history.

What you will learn

  • Historical Analysis Skills: Identify and critically analyze the influence of three major world religions on specific historical events or periods, demonstrating historical understanding and faith integration, in a 5-page research paper to be submitted by Week 3.
  • Timeline Development: Develop a detailed timeline that highlights key historical events and their religious contexts, incorporating multimedia elements such as images, videos, and audio, to be completed by Week 4.
  • Multimedia Project Creation: Create a 5-minute documentary-style video project that examines the role of faith in a specific historical period, demonstrating technical skills in video production and historical accuracy, to be submitted by Week 4.
  • Synthesis and Presentation: Combine research, analysis, and multimedia skills to present historical findings and their religious contexts in both written and visual formats, demonstrating comprehensive understanding and effective communication by Week 4.
HIS 110 World History I Syllabus FA2024

Course Progress

Course Syllabus

Week 1

Week 1: The Beginnings of Civilization and Early Societies
Lesson 1 of 4 within section Week 1. You must enroll in this course to access course content.
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Week 2: River Valley Civilizations and the Rise of Empires
Lesson 2 of 4 within section Week 1. You must enroll in this course to access course content.
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Week 3: Classical Civilizations and the Spread of Religions
Lesson 3 of 4 within section Week 1. You must enroll in this course to access course content.
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Week 4: Medieval Societies and the Formation of Nations
Lesson 4 of 4 within section Week 1. You must enroll in this course to access course content.
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Course Faculty

Kevin Kemp

Professor Kevin Kemp is a Professor and Co-Founder of Ebed-Melech University, where he teaches Computer Science and Cybersecurity. He is also a consultant for various organizations, specializing in learning and development. Kevin is an avid lover of history and world view studies, which he incorporates into his teaching to provide a rich, interdisciplinary perspective to his students. His diverse expertise and passion for education drive his commitment to fostering a dynamic learning environment.