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World History Journey with Mr. de la Cruz

Dive into cultures and geographies of ancient civilizations through engaging group activities, discussions, presentations, and analysis of historical sources. Develop critical thinking and research skills while exploring social, political, and economic changes globally. Topics include Rome's fall, Far East civilizations, Medieval Europe, Renaissance, and more. Stay organized with a history folder and track assignments for grading. Contact me through email or school website for any queries.

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World History Journey with Mr. de la Cruz

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  1. Welcome to World History withMr. de la Cruz

  2. My daughter Adelyn My son Vincent

  3. Objectives • This course will examine the culture and geography of a variety of civilizations spanning the Middle Ages and the Post-Medieval Period. • This will be accomplished through: • Group activities • Discussion • Simulation activities • Presentations • Direct instruction • Primary and secondary source analysis • The goal of this course is to examine the social, political, and economic changes that took place around the world. • Students will develop their skills in writing, speaking, discussion, researching, and critical thinking.

  4. Topics Covered • Quarter 1 • Fall of Rome • Middle East • West Africa • Quarter 2 • Mayas/Incas/Aztecs • China • Japan • Quarter 3 • Medieval Europe • Renaissance • Quarter 4 • Reformation • Scientific Revolution • Exploration • Enlightenment

  5. Folder/Classwork/Grading • Students are to write down their assignments in their Binder Reminders on a daily basis • Almost all class work and homework is organized in their 2-pocket history folder • History homework is typically completing the work that was started in class that day. • Grading will be based on total points earned from • Classwork/homework • Tests/quizzes • Projects • Presentations

  6. Contact Information • Phone: 661-252-3113 x 2302 • Email: adelacruz@hartdistrict.org • Best way to reach me is through email • My website can be found on the Sierra Vista website • Search for me in the “Staff” section • Click on my name • Click on “World History” • You will find the week’s homework as well as upcoming tests, quizzes, and projects

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