Nick Stephens

3 power points consisting of 55 slides that takes a dive into the Geography of the land, Rise of the Great Roman Republic, the class warfare, Greco-Roman Culture, The Punic Wars, prominent Roman leaders, famous architectural designs, and eventually The fall of Rome. the package also includes a 33 question student activity

1. Religion and Philosophes includes the following: 4 different and extensive power points with a combined 57 slides explaining the origins and beliefs of; Buddhism, Chinese Philosophies (Confucianism, Daoism, Legalism, and Yin and Yang), Hinduism, and Judaism. The set of power points also contains: student activities, Power point notes, and links to websites for additional learning as well as a student led activity chart that covers the various religions in the previous power points 2. Classi

4 Power points of a combined 62 slides discussing the geography of Greece, 11 Greek philosophers and scientists, The Greco-Persian War, and Alexander the Great. Also included is 3 student assignments over Alexander the Great, Athens and Sparta, and Greek philosophers

25 slide power point and student activity (Venn Diagram) Covering the following: - Zhou Dynasty - Confucious and Confucianism - Lao Tzu and Daoism - Yin and Yang - Quin Dynasty - Legalism - Great wall of China (Accompanied by video) - Terra Cotta Army (Accompanied by video) - Han Dynasty

23 slide power point describing the; Geography, Establishment of the Roman Republic, Class struggle, the Twelve Tables, Punic Wars, Hannibal, Julius Caesar, Caesar Agustus, Christianity and Judaism in Rome, The fall of Rome, Constantine, Diocletian, Roman Architecture, and Greco-Roman Culture

Students will use a primary source ("A Model of Christian Charity" by John Winthrop) to analyze its importance in establishing American values and culture

30 Slide power point of an in depth look into the events leading up to and through the Greco-Persian War with student discussion questions

18 Slide power point over the Persian Empire (With a student Exit Ticket activity) that includes: - Persian Geography - Natural Resources - Cyrus the Great - Customs and Culture - Governance of Conquered lands - Cambyses - Darius the Great - Social and Economic achievements - Persepolis - The Royal Road - Zoroaster

17 slide power point that takes you through what happened to the mighty Roman Empire starting with Pax Romana, economic decline, agricultural troubles, military set backs, attacks from enemies, political dissent, the Diocletian reforms, the East/West divide and the Byzantine Empire

10 Slide power point examining some of the lesser known, but important Greek Societal contributors such as; Erathostenes, Archimedes, Pythagoras, Pericles, Elucid, Aristarchus, Hippocrates, herodotus, Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle

18 slide power point- covers start of Indo Europeans after Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa, the Hittites, Aryans invasion and transformation of India, Aryans Caste System through establishment and basic tenements of; Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism

Students will find a source on the Salem Witch Trials then analyze based on that source the political, social, and economic factors that led to such event.

Students will choose four European Countries and compare their biggest imports and exports. They will also determine the correlation between Televisions and Cars per household with the money made for Exports

15 Slide power point describing the unique Roman architecture and art of the period and its influences

Using the reading of Ronald Takaki's "Hidden Origins of Slavery" students will identify and analyze the challenges early settlers and other groups experienced in the New World

18 slide power point that details the life and teachings of the great Greek Philosophers of; Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle

The origins of Judaism and the formation of Israel, with class participation discussion questions in a 14 slide power point

Student activity that analyzes the life of Alexander the Great and categorizes his actions into 1 of 2 boxes: Hero or Villain

A similarities and differences chart analyzing Sparta and Athens in terms of their Government, Society, Geography, and treatment of women

33 question student activity that covers the inception of Roman all the way through its fall