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1 Core D Ancient History Pacing Guide Text: The History of the Ancient World 1 st Quarter Week Topic Textbook Readings Primary Source Readings and Articles Assignments Theme 1: Ideas Have Consequence (Genesis 1-6) Theme Two: The Development of Nations (Genesis 6-11) 1 Day 1: Class Introduction Creation vs. Evolution Creation and Fall, Day 2: The Flood, Tower of Babel, and the beginning of the nations The First Civilizations Theme Three: The Kingdom of God Advances: c c ; Genesis 1-11 Flood Stories The Importance of Genesis for the Study of History Questions for p , Flood account questions Interesting fact sheet: Sumer/Mesopotamia 2 Day 1: Mesopotamia and Sumer The Great Hymn to Shamash Hammurabi Code of Laws (Excerpts) Exodus Due: Questions for p , Flood account questions Interesting fact sheet: Sumer/Mesopotamia
2 Day 2: Babylon and Hammurabi Biblical Principles of Freedom **The Epic of Gilgamesh Assigned: Reading Questions pp The Great Hymn to Shamash Questions Hammurabi vs. Biblical Laws Essay 3 Day 1: LABOR DAY: NO CLASS 22 29; 61 70; 78 87; Day 2: Gilgamesh: finish Mesopotamia 4 Day 1: Egypt ; ; Day 2: Review for test on Egypt and Mesopotamia Hymn to the Nile The Precepts of Ptah- Hotep The Great Hymn to the Aten Psalm 104 Moses the Man of God Due: Reading Questions pp The Great Hymn to Shamash Questions Hammurabi vs. Biblical Laws Essay Assigned: Epic of Gilgamesh Writing Assignment Reading Questions - Egypt Hymn to the Nile & Ptah-Hotep Paragraph Due: Epic of Gilgamesh Writing Assignment Reading Questions - Egypt Hymn to the Nile & Ptah-Hotep Paragraph Assigned: eading/focus Questions
3 Comparison of Psalm 104 & The Great Hymn to the Aten Test: Mesopotamia & Egypt 5 Day 1: The Hebrews and the formation of the nation of Israel ; ; ; Genesis Readings 2 Kings Due: Reading/Focus Questions Comparison of Psalm 104 & The Great Hymn to the Aten Test: Mesopotamia & Egypt Day 2: Israel and the Exile Assigned: Genesis and 2 Kings Review Questions The Hebrews: Ten Commandments Writing Assignment Theme Four: The Captivity of God's People c BC- 50 BC 6 Day 1: Empire Building: Hittites, and Babylonians, ; ; Thucydides on the Early History of the Hellenes Reports of Minos and Due: Genesis and 2 Kings Review Questions The Hebrews: Ten Commandments Writing
4 Day 2: Assyrian and Persian Empires Knossos Assignment Deuteronomy 28-29; Jeremiah 25:8-12, 29:10-14, 2 Chronicles 36, Ezra 1; Isaiah 45 Assigned: Ancient Empires Essay, Summaries of Primary Source Handouts 7 Day 1: Early Greece: Minoan Crete and Mycenae Day 2: The Trojan War & the Greek Dark Ages ; ; ; ; Hesiod: Theogony Excerpts Aristotle: The Polis Homer: The Odyssey Excerpts Genesis 9:5-6; Romans 13 Due: Ancient Empires Essay, Summaries of Primary Source Handouts Assigned: Summaries of Primary Sources; The Polis Essay Interesting Fact Sheet: Early Greece Interesting Fact 8 Classical Greece ; Herodotus: The Persian Wars Battle of Marathon Herodotus: Xerxes Invades Greece Due: Summaries of Primary Sources; The Polis Essay Interesting Fact Sheet: Early Greece Interesting Fact
5 Day 2: Greek Mythology Due: Thought questions and Herodotus writing assignment **Also being read in Comp/Lit 2 nd Quarter Week Theme Textbook Readings Primary Source Readings 1 Classical Greece None Antigone** 2 Classical Greece Esther The Clouds excerpt The Republic excerpt The Allegory of the Cave excerpt 3 Classical Greece & Speech of Alexander the Great Selections from the Life of Alexander 4 Alexander the Great None Itinerarium Alexandri excerpt
6 The Anabasis of Alexander excerpts Plutarch: Writings on Alexander excerpts Diodorus: World History excerpts 5 The Hellenistic Age None Hymn to Zeus The Great Spectacle and Procession of Ptolemy II Acts 17 6 The Roman Republic & Cincinnatus Saves Rome The Twelve Tables excerpts 7 The Roman Republic ; & Polybius The Roman Army excerpt Livy-The Second Punic War excerpt Appian-The Third Punic War: The Destruction of Carthage 8 The Roman Republic **Also being read in Comp/Lit 3 rd Quarter
7 Week Theme Textbook Readings Primary Source Readings Theme Five: The Liberation of God's People 50 BC-300 AD 1 Roman Empire & Josephus, Destruction of Jerusalem (excerpts) 2 Roman Empire & Rise of Christianity Theme Six: The Preservation of God's People 300 AD-!000 AD ; & Tacitus: Nero s Persecution of Christians The Passion of Saints Perpetua and Felicity Romans 6 3 Roman Empire & Christianity ; ***3-12 Beowulf** 4 Roman Empire, Christianity & Barbarians 28 49; 56 59; & Ordeal of Hot Iron Gregory of Tours: An Ordeal of Hot Water "Trial By Ordeal?" 5 Roman Empire, Barbarians, 77 89; & Leo I and Attila
8 the Beginning of the End 123 Pricus on Attila the Hun 6 The Fall of the Roman Empire & A Civilized Barbarian and a Barbarous Roman 7 Europe After the Fall of Rome & Pope Gregory the Great The Rule of Saint Benedict 8 Barbarian Europe & the Vikings **Also being read in Comp/Lit ; ; ; & The Conversion of Clovis ***NOTE: The History of the Ancient World is used through week 3 of the 3 rd Quarter. We also begin using The History of the Medieval World in the 3 rd week of the 3 rd Quarter. 4 th Quarter Week Theme Textbook Readings Primary Source Readings 1 Byzantine Empire ; ; & Corpus Juris Civilis Hagia Sophia Secret History (Excerpts) Daniel 4:34-35; 1 Chronicles 29:10-13; Jeremiah 1:10; Romans 13:1-7 2 Byzantine Empire ; &
9 Britain & King Arthur 3 Islam Middle Ages & Charlemagne & Einhard: The Life of Charlemagne "Charlemagne's Kingdom Vision" 4 The Middle Ages & Vikings & Three Sources on the Ravages of the Northmen in Frankland: The Annals of St. Bertin (Excerpts) Abbo's Wars of Count Odo with the Northmen in the Reign of Charles the Fat The Chronicle of St. Denis Based on Dudo and William of Jumièges Chronicles of the Crusades Theme Seven: The Reformation of God's People: Feudalism & Manorialism The Three Orders of Medieval Society The Norman Conquest ; ; & Chronicles of the Crusades Urban II: Speech at Clermont "Four Myths About the Crusades" 6 Recovery of Medieval Society None Chronicles of the Crusades
10 7 The Crusades None Chronicles of the Crusades 8 The Crusades None Wrap Up Course
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