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Early Modern Europe: 1648-1789 with Phillip Campbell (Modern, European, World)
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Instructor Access (optional grading support) for Unlimited Access families is available for this course! There is NO ANSWER KEY for this course. This is an Instructor Access course. Use the Paypal button on the left sidebar to sign up.
How to get the most out of Early Modern Europe (1648 - 1789) with Phillip Campbell:
First, read the course details below.
Prepare a notebook for notetaking and homework.
Students begin the course by clicking on the "Recording" and watching Mr. Campbell's lecture for Class One.
Next, students should click on the Homework and complete the work in your notebook or on your computer.
If you signed up for the optional Instructor Access, turn the essay answers into Mr. Campbell. If not, turn into your parent.
If you need review, go back and watch the recording again and/or go over the Power Point.
Once you are ready, take the online quiz.
Repeat until all 12 classes are complete.
Once the course is completed to the parent's satisfaction, there is a Certificate of Completion at the end to be filled in for your records.
The readings can be dense and challenging. If you have any problems, email Mr. Campbell at phicampiii[at]gmail.com.
Get ready for some awesome.
Total Classes: 12
Prerequisite: None. Introduction to Christian Historiography and Rending of Christendom recommended (available through Unlimited Access).
Suggested Grade Level: 11th to 12th grade, but 9th to 10th graders who have above average reading skills can take it as well.
Suggested Credit: 1 full semester of U.S. History
Suggested High School Credit: 1 full semester high school World History
Course Description: As Europe recovers from the age of the religious wars, advances in science and the opening up of the New World will lead to new challenges that will first strain and then finally break the old order of Christendom.
Course Outline:
Week 1: Survey of Europe in 1648
Week 2: Cromwell and the English Protectorate
Week 3: The Not-So Glorious Revolution of 1688
Week 4: The Age of the Sun King
Week 5: Wars Abroad and the Quest for Empire
Week 6: The Scientific Enlightenment
Week 7: The Political-Philosophical Enlightenment
Week 8: Emergence of Prussia
Week 9: The Russian Bear
Week 10: The Empire and the Balkans
Week 11: Succession Crises
Week 12: The Seven Years' War
Course Materials: Weekly readings from primary source materials provided free by the instructor.
Homework: Five hours per week, including watching the class recording, completing reading assignments, online quizzes, and occasional short answer or mini-essay questions.
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This material is only to be used for its intended purpose by active subscribers of Homeschool Connections. Any other use without explicit permission is in violation of the seventh commandment (yes, the 7th commandment) and in violation of US and International copyright laws.
You may print or download to local hard disk extracts for your personal homeschool and non-commercial use only. This is not to be used for homeschool co-ops without express written permission from Homeschool Connections.
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Early Modern Europe: 1648-1789 with Phillip Campbell (Modern, European, World)
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Phillip Campbell
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Recorded
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History ➤ Renaissance to Modern History
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High School
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February 1st, 2016 at 12:00 AM ET
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Recorded, free with subscription
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- This material is only to be used for its intended purpose by active subscribers of Homeschool Connections or purchasers of the course. Any other use without explicit permission is in violation of the seventh commandment, and in violation of US and International copyright laws.
- You may print or download to your own storage extracts for your personal homeschool and non-commercial use only. This is not to be used for homeschool co-ops without express written permission from Homeschool Connections.
- Upon completion of the course, you must delete all copies of course materials from any storage on which you saved permissible extracts.
Phillip Campbell
Phillip Campbell holds a BA in European History from Ave Maria University and a certificate in Secondary Education through Madonna University. He taught history and Scripture for the St. Augustine Homeschool Enrichment Program for ten years and is the author of the popular ” Story of Civilization” series by TAN Books. Mr. Campbell has also been published by The Catholic Textbook Project, Ave Maria Press, Our Sunday Visitor, Arx Publishing, and Arouca Press and his articles have appeared in online and print journals such as the St. Austin Review, New Oxford Review, and New Liturgical Movement.
Testimonies from students:
To quote one student from Intro to Formal Logic (Recorded), he said that Mr. Campbell was “WONDERFUL. Absolutely enjoyed it!”
“Mr. Campbell took the dullness out of learning, and he made each class fun and exciting. I think that with his teaching method he could make any subject I hated into a productive and enjoyable learning experience. I would take as many of his classes as I could.”
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