In this course, students will explore history starting with creation and working their way to the present. Students will investigate five key themes throughout history from a biblical perspective: justice, power, citizenship, environment, and world religions. They will also do expanded studies on Africa, the East, the Americas before colonization, and African, Indian, and Asian empires. Students will be introduced to primary sources in the student activities, and they will work with maps, charts, and data to develop those skills. In class, there will be discussion and activities that enhance the material. In this course, students will explore history starting with creation and working their way to the present. Students will investigate five key themes throughout history from a biblical perspective: justice, power, citizenship, environment, and world religions. They will also do expanded studies on Africa, the East, the Americas before colonization, and African, Indian, and Asian empires. Students will be introduced to primary sources in the student activities, and they will work with maps, charts, and data to develop those skills. In class, there will be discussion and activities that enhance the material.

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Cultural Geography