Western Civ I&II (SBS 1201& SBS 1202) through

Sullivan County Community College

Western Civ I:  This course is designed to be an introductory study of the political, economic, social, and cultural development of Western society and its institutions.  The period covered will extend from the origin of civilization in the ancient Near East and the Mediterranean world to the Renaissance and Reformation eras.

Western Civ II:  This is a survey course on western history from the Italian Renaissance to the 20^th Century. Particular emphasis is placed on the rise of the nation state, revolutions of the 18^th and 19^th centuries, industrialization of Europe, and the impact of modernization.

Biography Project

Syllabus

Student Form

• Western Civilizations Textbook Website

Paper Help: 

MLA format for Electronic sources

Citation Help

Guiding Questions, Assignments and Documents

• Ch 1-3 Guiding Questions  (Also in Word doc format)

Links

• A whodunit: The Murder of Philip II of Macedon in 336 BC