Report of Progress Curricula volume 4
Report of Progress Curricula volume 4
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Harding: Stories of Greek Gods, Heroes, and Men. Cox: Greek Myths. Church : The Story of the Iliad, The Story of the Odyssey, Three Greek Children.
52 GRADE VI-B.
THE ROMANS AND EUROPE DURING THE MIDDLE AGES.
AIMS.
"To follow the growth of the Roman power from the small Latin settlement on the Palatine to the seven-hill city^ on the Tiber that liecame the controlling power of Latium, of Italy, and finally of the whole Mediterranean world.
"To become familiar with the life of the people (1) in i...ts primitive heroic aspect, and (2) after the conquests had brought to Rome the wealth, luxury, and displays of the empire.
"To learn something of the customs and ideals of this people that came to govern the countries of the ancient world better than they had ever been governed before.
"To become acquainted with the -great Roman leaders in war and peace.
"To see how the Roman learned from others — the Etrus- cans, the Greeks, the Carthaginians, and the countries of the East — and how they readily assimilated the best in the cus- toms of these peoples.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harding: Stories of Greek Gods, Heroes, and Men. Cox: Greek Myths. Church : The Story of the Iliad, The Story of the Odyssey, Three Greek Children.
52 GRADE VI-B.
THE ROMANS AND EUROPE DURING THE MIDDLE AGES.
AIMS.
"To follow the growth of the Roman power from the small Latin settlement on the Palatine to the seven-hill city^ on the Tiber that liecame the controlling power of Latium, of Italy, and finally of the whole Mediterranean world.
"To become familiar with the life of the people (1) in i...ts primitive heroic aspect, and (2) after the conquests had brought to Rome the wealth, luxury, and displays of the empire.
"To learn something of the customs and ideals of this people that came to govern the countries of the ancient world better than they had ever been governed before.
"To become acquainted with the -great Roman leaders in war and peace.
"To see how the Roman learned from others — the Etrus- cans, the Greeks, the Carthaginians, and the countries of the East — and how they readily assimilated the best in the cus- toms of these peoples.
What to read after Report of Progress Curricula volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duluth Minn Public Schools to read onlineMoreLess
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