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History Grade 6. Ancient Rome and its neighbors. Collection 1

Course Difficulty Icon Intermediate
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Course Duration Icon 18 hours

Discover the rise and legacy of Ancient Rome! This interactive course for 6th graders explores Roman history, culture, military tactics, and its influence on the modern world through engaging lessons, maps, and activities.

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    This interactive course is designed for 6th-grade students to explore the fascinating world of Ancient Rome and its neighbors. The course combines engaging educational material with interactive tests to encourage active learning. Through a series of lessons, students will discover the history of Ancient Rome, its rise and expansion, military strategies, daily life, and its cultural and religious contributions. By interacting with historical texts, maps, and tasks, students will develop analytical thinking skills while connecting ancient civilizations with modern times.

Key Features of the Course:

  • Interactive Learning: The course offers an engaging approach through dynamic lessons, tests, and activities tailored for young learners.
  • Historical and Cultural Insights: Students will explore the rich history, military strategies, and cultural contributions of Ancient Rome and its neighboring civilizations.
  • Map Analysis: The course includes interactive maps that help students visualize historical events, territorial changes, and the development of Ancient Rome.
  • Hands-On Activities: Tasks such as analyzing historical sources and answering creative questions will encourage critical thinking and problem-solving.
  • Assessment and Review: Each module concludes with tasks and questions that assess students' understanding and provide opportunities for self-reflection.

Course Modules:

Module 1: Ancient Rome and its Neighbors

  • Lesson 44: The Nature and Population of Ancient Italy. The Rise of Rome
  • Lesson 45: Ancient Rome: From Kingdom to Republic. Roman Law
  • Lesson 46: Rome's Military Expansion. Military Tactics in Ancient Rome
  • Lesson 47: Rome: From Republic to Empire. Julius Caesar and Augustus
  • Lesson 48: The Roman Empire: From Flourishing to Division
  • Lesson 49: Family and Education in Ancient Rome. Daily Life
  • Lesson 50-51: Religion and Culture in Ancient Rome
  • Lesson 52: The Great Migration of Peoples and the Fall of the Western Roman Empire
  • Lesson 53: The Emergence of the Slavs on the Historical Stage
  • Lesson 54: Life of the Ancient Slavs
  • Lesson 55: Summary of Module 4: Ancient Rome and its Neighbors
  • Lesson 56: Final Summary of the Course. Contributions of Ancient Civilizations

Expected Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand the development of Ancient Rome, from its founding to the rise of the empire.
  • Analyze the military expansion and the strategic military systems of Ancient Rome.
  • Explore Roman law and its influence on modern legal systems.
  • Examine the social structures, family life, and education systems in Ancient Rome.
  • Understand the cultural and religious practices that shaped Roman society.
  • Analyze the impact of the fall of the Western Roman Empire and the emergence of new civilizations.
  • Connect ancient historical events to modern society and culture.
  • Develop skills in analyzing historical texts, maps, and artifacts for a deeper understanding of history.

This interactive course provides a comprehensive understanding of Ancient Rome and its neighbors, offering students the opportunity to learn through engaging materials, hands-on tasks, and assessments. The combination of history, culture, and geography encourages critical thinking and fosters a deeper connection to the past, making this course an essential learning experience for 6th-grade students.

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