Synopsis:
A Charlotte Mason inspired Journey Through World History! The World's Story 2 guides students in a trip around the world as they study history from the Fall of Rome to the Renaissance. In The World's Story 2, your student will: See God's guiding hand through history Study the major events of the Middle Ages and delve into how society and culture developed and changed Study Church history of this period Study medieval civilizations spanning the whole globe, including the Byzantines, Anglo-Saxons, Muslims, Chinese, Japanese, Mongols, Mughals, Vikings, Normans, Russians, Songhai, and Aztecs and so much more! Exciting, interactive stories! The World's Story 2 brings history alive for students in an exciting way! Through engaging, conversational narrative, O'Dell interacts with students and draws them in to imagine the adventures, hardships, failures, and triumphs of the incredible events and civilizations that shaped Middle-Age world history. Table of Contents Introduction 1. The Fall of Rome 2. The Rise of the Church 3. England’s Angles and Saxons 4. Medieval Irish Christianity 5. The Culture of the Medieval Period 6. The Rise of Islam 7. The Franks and Charlemagne 8. Medieval Chinese History 9. Korea and Japan 10. The Khans, Genghis and Kublai 11. The Gupta & Mughal Dynasties of India 12. The Vikings and Their Escapades 13. Medieval Chivalry and Drafty Castles 14. The Crusades 15. Lionheart, Lackland, & the Magna Carta 16. The Black Death’s Horrible Rampage 17. Wars and Roses of 14th-Century England 18. The Good & Bad of Ferdinand & Isabella 19. The Mighty Ottoman Empire 20. Vlad Tepes, Ivan the Terrible, & More 21. The Dawn of the Renaissance 22. The Art of the Renaissance 23. The Reformation Arises 24. The Counter-Reformation Reacts 25. Henry VIII and His Six Wives 26. Henry’s Daughters 27. Africa During the Middle Ages 28. The Americas During the Middle Ages Bibliography Index
Condition — Used - Like New:
Very Good Condition. Like new or gently used. May show a bit of wear, slightly bent corners or covers, a light pencil mark in a couple of places.