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Course Contents: IEA4 and IEC4 - Econ and World History after 12/07/2007 Home; Module 1 - Orientation; Module 2 - Learning Resources and Pre-Instructional Activities; Module 3 - Major Developments and Contributions of Ancient Civilizations; Module 4 - Major Developments in Western Europe ca 800-1600 A.D.; Module 5 - The Development of the Nation State; Module 6 - World Wars and the Global Society; Module 7 - Major Developments of Early Western Culture; Module 8 - Major Developments and Contributions of Non-Western Culture; Module 9 - Fundamentals of Economic Thinking; Module 10 - Understanding Markets and Market Structures; Module 11 - Understanding Economic Activity in a Historical Context; Module 12 - Understanding Economic Activity in an International Context

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Module 3 Activity 3

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Activity 3: Readings

Note: Chapters in Heritage of World Civilization can be accessed through the e-text available in the World Civilizations and Economics Learning Resource.

Prehistory

Read Chapter 1 “The Birth of Civilization” in Craig, Albert M. et al. Heritage of World Civilizations.
Read the Thinkwell Program, 2.1.1 Characteristics of Pre-Historical Cultures.

Ancient Civilizations of the Middle East

Read Chapter 1 “The Birth of Civilization” in Craig, Albert M. et al. Heritage of World Civilizations.
Read the Thinkwell Program, 2.1.2 The Rise of Ancient Civilizations.

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