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Introduction to Classical Antiquity
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Classical Antiquity
Overview of the course, importance of studying Classical Antiquity, and exploring the historical period
Module #2
Geography and Climate of the Ancient Mediterranean
Understanding the geography and climate of the region, including the Mediterranean Sea and its surrounding lands
Module #3
The Birth of Greek Civilization
Exploring the emergence of Greek city-states, the Minoans, and the Mycenaeans
Module #4
The Golden Age of Greece
In-depth look at the 5th century BCE, including the reign of Pericles, Athens, and the development of democracy
Module #5
Greek Gods and Mythology
Introduction to Greek mythology, the Olympian gods, and their significance in ancient Greek culture
Module #6
Ancient Greek Politics and Society
Examining the structure of ancient Greek city-states, including government, economy, and social hierarchy
Module #7
Greek Philosophy:Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle
Exploring the contributions and ideas of three of the most influential Greek philosophers
Module #8
The Rise of Macedon and Alexander the Great
The conquests and legacy of Alexander the Great, and the Hellenistic period that followed
Module #9
The Roman Republic:Origins and Expansion
The early history of Rome, from its founding to the Punic Wars
Module #10
Roman Politics and Society
In-depth look at the Roman Republics government, economy, and social hierarchy
Module #11
Roman Architecture and Engineering
Exploring the innovative architectural and engineering achievements of the ancient Romans
Module #12
Roman Law and Governance
The development and impact of Roman law, including the Twelve Tables and the Roman Constitution
Module #13
The Roman Empire:Augustus and the Principate
The transformation of the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire, and the reign of Augustus
Module #14
Roman Culture and Daily Life
Examining daily life in ancient Rome, including entertainment, education, and family dynamics
Module #15
Women in Ancient Greece and Rome
Exploring the roles and experiences of women in ancient Greek and Roman societies
Module #16
Slavery in Ancient Greece and Rome
The institution of slavery in both ancient Greece and Rome, including its social and economic implications
Module #17
War and Conquest in the Ancient World
The impact of war on ancient Greek and Roman societies, including the consequences of conquest
Module #18
The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
The factors contributing to the decline and fall of the Western Roman Empire
Module #19
Early Christianity and the Roman Empire
The emergence of Christianity, its spread throughout the Roman Empire, and the tensions between the two
Module #20
The Legacy of Classical Antiquity
The lasting impact of ancient Greek and Roman cultures on Western civilization
Module #21
Archaeology and the Study of Classical Antiquity
The methods and significance of archaeology in uncovering the past and understanding ancient cultures
Module #22
Texts and Sources:Interpreting Ancient Evidence
Analyzing and interpreting primary sources, including literary and epigraphic evidence
Module #23
Myths and Legends in Classical Antiquity
Exploring the mythology and folklore of ancient Greece and Rome
Module #24
Sports and Athletics in Ancient Greece
The significance of sports and athletics in ancient Greek culture, including the Olympic Games
Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
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