Grade 7 history, unit by unit
Is there a homeschool medieval history and world geography curriculum?
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Start 30 days freeWorld Geography and the Medieval World, 500-1500 CE is a year-long trip around the medieval world, eight units and 35+ hours, region by region. In every region a child asks the same three questions: who is in charge and why do people accept it, how do goods and ideas move, and how does what people believe organize daily life.
The eight units
Byzantium: Rome's Geographic and Political Afterlife. The Islamic World: Trade, Law, and Learning Across Three Continents. Medieval West Africa: Ghana, Mali, and Songhai. Imperial China: A Self-Sufficient Empire. Feudal Japan: Adapting a Neighbor's Model. Mesoamerica: Civilization Without the Network. Medieval Europe: Fragmentation, Faith, and Recovery. Renaissance and the Beginnings of Global Exchange.
Real documents
A child reads real historical documents, translated and age-appropriate, and practices telling a reliable source from a shaky one.
How religion is treated
Religion shows up throughout, but as a historian treats it, a force that shapes law, trade and power, not as something to believe in or reject personally.
Before and after
The Ancient World is grade 6, and Patterns of Power, a world history survey from 1200, is grade 10.
What this is not
- It is one course among many. You decide which to take, which to hold back and how many to do in a day.
- It is not a Bible course. The King James Bible course runs separately every grade.
- A child who is behind is not stuck. The course is mastery paced and slows down when a child struggles.
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Questions parents ask
Where does world history go next?
Patterns of Power: A World History Survey, c. 1200 to the Present is the grade 10 course.
Can I change the grade?
Yes. You set the grade for each course and can change it at any time, so a child can take a course above or below their age.
What does it cost?
$29 a month or $290 a year for every child. The first 30 days are free with no card.