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Ancient Worlds

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This course provides students with the opportunity to study the historical and cultural developments of Ancient Worlds including Egypt, Greece, and Rome.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 This course is available to take individually or To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

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Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 5

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    Ancient Near East

    • Compare the role of religion in differing Near Eastern societies.
    • Describe the progression from city-state to empire in the ancient Near East.
    • Analyze the relationship of law, society, and the individual in the ancient Near East.

    Classical Greece

    • Outline the formation of the Greek city-state and its evolution into an empire.
    • Explain the role of religion and law within the Greek state.
    • Analyze the changing role of the individual within Greek society.

    Rome

    • Define the political structure of Rome before 44 B.C., including citizenship.
    • Evaluate the changing role of the emperors in Rome.
    • Analyze the structural problems in the government of the Roman Empire.

    The Long, Long Fall of Rome

    • Explain the changing role of law and religion in the late Roman Empire.
    • Evaluate the contribution of the ancient Mediterranean world to the modern world.

    Hellenistic Greece and the Near East

    • Explain the process by which Greek city-states moved from independence to functioning within the Hellenistic Empire.
    • Summarize the interactions of the Greeks, the Egyptians, and eastern cultures.
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