The Basics (More Details Below):
College Credits Earned: 9
(3 for World History I, 3 for World History II, 3 for World Literature). For more details on college credits, click here.

When, Where: Classes are from 9 – 1:30 and are held on Thursdays at Community Chapel, at 422 Kanuga Road, Hendersonville, NC 28739, just south of downtown Hendersonville, and just around the corner from Hot Dog World.

World History (Books Provided!)
New Books​ – An overview of world history, with new books focusing on Ancient Rome, WWI, and WWII (provided for students)
Classical Music – Regular listenings to and studies of classical music pieces
Geography/Map Studies
• Nation Briefs – Students choose a nation they’re interested in and report on its characteristics over the year
• Audio-Visuals – Radio addresses, photographs, and film clips of key historical events
• Foreign Films – Morally uplifting, funny, exciting, and suspenseful movies from India, England, Japan, Iran, Norway, France, and Italy
Games/Fun Stuff – Memory games, Taboo, World History Connect Four, Jeopardy!, Pictionary, and more

World Literature
Book Set: World Literature for Christian Homeschoolers (includes the following volumes):
Volume 1: Ancient Literature – A new and improved 2nd Edition!
• Volume 2: Stories, Essays, and Speeches – Key essays, speeches, and inspiring, entertaining, thought-provoking, and funny short stories from Russia, Spain, Norway, New Zealand, England, France, the Netherlands, Canada, Germany, Denmark, Japan, Italy, Australia, Sweden, and India
• Volume 3: Let Me Die in Ireland – An inspiring historical novel of Saint Patrick’s life, based on his journal writings, by Christian historian David Bercot
• Volume 4: A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court – Mark Twain’s famous novel
• Volume 5: A Tale of Two Cities – One of the world’s all-time greats, by Charles Dickens
• Volume 6: Animal Farm – A must-read for high schoolers, in our day when “democratic socialism” is rising in popularity

More Details:
World History I
Includes the study of a Biblical worldview of history, Sumer, the Middle East, Israel, Asia, African cultures, ancient Greece and Rome, early Christian church history, the Byzantine Empire, the Dark Ages, medieval culture, modern nations, and the Reformation. World History I also includes various audio-visuals like classical music pieces, documentary film clips, radio clips, full-length foreign films, and more.

World History II
Includes the study of a Biblical worldview of history, including post-reformation Europe, modern science and art, England and America, the Age of Industry, the Victorian Era, World War I, communism, twentieth-century liberalism, World War II, the Cold War, the United Nations, and the New World Order. World History also includes various audio-visuals like classical music pieces, documentary film clips, radio clips, full-length foreign films, and more.

World Literature (includes Composition)
Our book set is World Literature for Christian Homeschoolers. Students read classic novels known not only for their timeless literary merit, but for their setting in key periods in world history. Students also study great short stories, essays, speeches, and ancient writings by authors from around the world. We discuss literary elements such as theme, plot, character, setting, metaphor, irony, symbolism, tone, and style. The sometimes-humanistic worldviews of the authors are compared with a Christian worldview. No boring essays to write! Compositions are related to World History and World Literature topics, including an original fable, a speech contrasting ancient wisdom to Biblical truth, a news article, a historical limerick, and a “how-to” essay. Students receive detailed corrections on their turn-in essays, with the benefit of Scott Clifton’s degree in journalism and his writing and editing experience.

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