GROVES WORLD HISTORY BLOG

After watching the BBC's The Great War Diaries , Part One, we discussed some main themes that were central to the film.  What I would li...

So far throughout World History A and B, you have studied how Africa had grown as a multi-ethnic continent with different tribes and thousa...

Sorry, guys and gals, that this wasn't posted until this morning. The due date is adjusted below. So we have studied four different re...

The French  Revolution (1789-1815) was heavily influenced by the philosophes that we read about in Ch. 17 and the ideas of the Enlighte...

This past week we were reading about the differences between a Renaissance or liberal arts education and a much more specialized or s...

Robin Hood comes from an 800 year old English legend about an outlaw in the Sherwood Forest in conflict with the Sheriff of Nottingham.  Th...

Well, we've finished the National Geographic special, Inside Mecca , and I hope that you were able to learn something from it.  I find ...

"Imagine a small agrarian republic that gradually grows into the world’s greatest military and cultural superpower. Over time, as publ...

We've read about Chinese philosopher, Confucius, and his five relationships.  These relationships emphasized both governmental and per...

Here are the awesome review videos, some from class, others we haven't seen: Agricultural Revolution - http://youtu.be/Yocja_N5s1I I...