World War II homeschool history

Welcome to Our Renaissance to World War II World History Homeschool Course

What did Johannes Gutenberg invent? Does Canada have a queen? Through thirty-six weeks of text-based material, Renaissance to World War II History teaches students in seventh and eighth grades about Gutenburg, Columbus, the Line of Demarcation, imperialism, conquistadors, the Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression, and so much more.

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Renaissance to World War II World History

Length: 36 weeks
Content type: Text based
Grades: 7–8

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Getting Started with Our Renaissance to World War II Homeschool History Course

From the distant days of the Renaissance and Reformation through colonialism and struggles for independence, through the world wars that reshaped the world, our Renaissance to World War II homeschool history course brings the past to life for students.

Overview

  • 36 weeks
  • Text based
  • Grades: 7–8

Supplies Needed

Corresponding lessons on SchoolhouseTeachers.com; binder for history activities and assignments

What to Do

Go to Class Lessons and download the lesson plan and lessons file. Start with the Day 1 reading assignment. Follow the instructions each day on the lesson plan and check them off when completed.

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Course Sample for Our Renaissance to World War II Homeschool History Course

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Renaissance to World War II History
By Carla Earley

Hello, everyone, and welcome to 7th and 8th grade history! In this 36-week study, we’ll cover World History from the Renaissance to the early 20th century in the first semester and American History from the Roaring Twenties to Post-World War II in the second semester. I hope you’ll enjoy our adventure together!

To begin with, find a binder where you can keep all your history activites and assignments. You will be asked to read sections and take notes. You will also have assignments. You will be asked to read sections and take notes. You will also have assignments that ask you to do your own research. When you use the Internet, do so with your parents’ permission and supervision. As we go along, keep a timeline so you can see how different people and events related to each other in history. Also, if you see a person’s name or anything else in bold, it’s important to remember, so write down something you learn about the person, place, or happening in your notebook. It will be easy for you to go back and refresh your memory as to who or what is was and why it was important.

History = His Story! History is the story of God. His hand is all over it! He is totally in control of it. As we learn the history of the world and the history of the United States, look for how God is working in history. See how He makes everything work together. Notice how He raises up people for “such a time as this.” And remember, YOU are part of history, too. God will use you for His story, too!

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Course Outline of Our Renaissance to World War II Homeschool History Course

Help students discover the events of the past that continue to affect our lives today with our Renaissance to World War II homeschool history course.

  • Week 1: Renaissance and Reformation
  • Week 2: Age of Discovery/Age of Exploration, Part One
  • Week 3: Age of Discovery/Age of Exploration, Part Two
  • Week 4: Science and Philosophy
  • Week 5: England, Part One
  • Week 6: England, Part Two
  • Week 7: England, Part Three
  • Week 8: Struggles in Europe and Aboard (1702–1763)
  • Week 9: France, Part One
  • Week 10: France, Part Two
  • Week 11: Russia, Part One
  • Week 12: Russia, Part Two
  • Week 13: Russia, Part Three
  • Week 14: British Colonialism
  • Week 15: World War I
  • Week 16: Independence Movements in Canada, Australia, and Ireland
  • Week 17: A Different Kingdom
  • Week 18: Advancements in Science and Exploration
  • Week 19: Roaring Twenties, Part One
  • Week 20: Roaring Twenties, Part Two
  • Week 21: Causes of the Great Depression
  • Week 22: Deepening Depression
  • Week 23: Combating the Great Depression
  • Week 24: Review
  • Week 25: War on the Horizon
  • Week 26: Here We Go Again! World War II
  • Week 27: World War II Gets Going
  • Week 28: On the Eastern Front
  • Week 29: On the Homefront
  • Week 30: More World War II
  • Week 31: Even More World War II
  • Week 32: The Beginning of the End
  • Week 33: War in the Pacific, Part One
  • Week 34: War in the Pacific, Part Two
  • Week 35: The Bomb
  • Week 36: Aftermath and Review

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More About Our Renaissance to World War II Homeschool History Course

From Gutenberg, Columbus, and the Line of Demarcation, through imperialism and conquistadors, and on through the troubled days of England and Russia, this Renaissance to World War II homeschool history course explores many aspects of the period of the Renaissance and Reformation. It explores King John and the Magna Carta, the English Civil Wars, the Huguenots, Ivan the Great, Peter the Great, Catherine the Great, the Crimean War, Florence Nightingale, the lives of several missionaries, and more. Then it tackles the Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression of the 1930s, and both the causes and aftermath of both world wars.

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Quick Start

1.  Bookmark the course for easy access during instruction.

2. Click “View Lesson Plan” and organize as desired (on computer desktop or in a printed format). 

3.  Gather necessary resources as listed in the lesson plan.

4.  Click “Go to Class Lessons” and get started.

5.  Enjoy the course!

6.  Utilize Applecore or your own record keeping system throughout the course.

7.  Print a certificate of completion.

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