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    The document provides an overview of world history from early civilizations to 1500 CE divided into four quarters. The first quarter covers human and environmental interaction and early civilizations like Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China, and Greece. The second quarter focuses on early philosophical traditions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Daoism. The third quarter examines emerging schools of thought between 700-200 BCE. The fourth quarter looks at the early empires from 500 BCE to 1000 CE in regions like Persia, South Asia, China, and Rome as well as the rise of Christianity and Islamic civilization.

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    The document provides an overview of world history from early civilizations to 1500 CE divided into four quarters. The first quarter covers human and environmental interaction and early civilizations like Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China, and Greece. The second quarter focuses on early philosophical traditions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Daoism. The third quarter examines emerging schools of thought between 700-200 BCE. The fourth quarter looks at the early empires from 500 BCE to 1000 CE in regions like Persia, South Asia, China, and Rome as well as the rise of Christianity and Islamic civilization.

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    FIRST QUARTER - The New Kingdom - Hundred Schools of Thought - Five Good Emperors

    - Ancient Egyptian Religion - The Analects of Confucius - The Split of the Empire
    I. Human and Environment - Egyptian Society - The Daodejing - The Rise of Christianity
    Interaction, Movement, Region c. India c. Greek Rationalism - The Decline of Rome
    a. Geographical Setting of the - Mohenjo-daro and Harappa - Socrates and his time f. Islamic Civilization
    World - The Dravidians and Aryans - Plato and Aristotle - Islam after Muhammad
    - Topography - The Vedic Age - Scientific Legacy - Umayyad and Abbasid
    - Climate d. China d. Hebrew Monotheism g. Civilizations of Africa and
    - Natural Resources - Yanghao and Longshan - The Hebrew People America
    b. Theories on the Origin of the - Xia Dynasty - Monotheistic Development - African Kingdoms and
    World and Man Trading Empires
    - Shang Dynasty - Judaism
    - Peopling of the World - Mesoamerican Civilization
    - Zhou Dynasty
    Evidence of the e. Greece FOURTH QUARTER
    Earliest Inhabitants II. The Middle Ages (1000 - 1500)
    - Early Civilizayions: Minoans a. The rise of Germanic Tribes
    c. Prehistoric Man and Cultural I. The Early Empires (500 BCE 1000
    and Mycenean b. The Age of Charlemagne
    Evolution CE)
    - The Hellenistic World: c. Feudalism in Europe
    - Paleolithic Age a. Definitions: Empires and
    Sparta and Athens d. The Medieval Church
    - Mesolithic Age Asabiya
    - Hellenistic Civilization e. The Growth of National
    - Neolithic Age b. Persian Empire
    f. Republican Rome Monarchies: England and
    II. Theories on the Origin of the World - Cyrus the Great and the
    - Before Rome: The France
    and Man Achaemenid Empire
    Etruscans
    c. Empires in South Asia
    SECOND QUARTER Plebeians and Grading System
    - The Maurya
    Patricians
    - The Kushans 50% Test Requirements
    I. Early Civilizations (1000 BCE – 500 Triumvirates 15% Long Test/s
    - The Gupta
    BCE) - Greek Influence 25% Periodic Exam
    d. Imperial China
    a. Mesopotamia 10% Short Quizzes
    THIRD QUARTER - Qin Dynasty
    - Sumerians
    - Han Dynasty 50% Non-test Requirements
    - Amorties (Old Babylonians) I. Emerging Schools of Thoughts 10% Assignment, Seatwork
    - Sui Dynasty
    - Assyrians (700 – 200 BCE) 15% Recitation and Group Activities
    - Golden Age: Tang and 25% Projects
    - Chaldeans (New a. Hinduism and Buddhism Song
    Babylonians) - The Caste System - The Mongols
    - Other peoples of the - Hindu Ethics Course Requirements
    - Ming Dynasty
    Mesopotamian world - Siddhartha Gautama e. Roman Empire and Christianity
    b. Egypt - Teachings of the Buddha First Grading
    - The Age of Augustus
    - The Old Kingdom b. Confucianism and Daoism Caesar
    - The Middle Kingdom
    - Brochures/Leaflets on
    five themes of
    geography

    Second Quarter

    - Animation with Script


    on Early Civilization
    (Project in Soc. Sci.
    and Com.Sci.)

    Third Quarter

    - The Students will


    create their own
    Philosophy

    Fourth Quarter

    - Case Analysis on the


    early empires

    Prepared by:

    JAY-AR A. MAPILIS/HAROLD GALLO


    Social Science 2 Teachers

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