Difference between revisions of "World History Lecture Improvements"
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*incorporate material from [[Essay:Conservativism, Christianity, and the Making of the Western World]], focusing on the development of thought | *incorporate material from [[Essay:Conservativism, Christianity, and the Making of the Western World]], focusing on the development of thought | ||
*include references to history of mathematics and mathematicians [http://james.fabpedigree.com/mathmen.htm] | *include references to history of mathematics and mathematicians [http://james.fabpedigree.com/mathmen.htm] | ||
| + | *how different China and India are, but how together they have perhaps 8 times the population of the U.S. | ||
| + | *how the development of China and India's economies supposedly affected the value of commodities like oil. | ||
[[Category:World History lectures]] | [[Category:World History lectures]] | ||
Revision as of 03:57, December 29, 2008
Some items to be sure to include:
- an example or two of Aesop's Fables
- more on the history of democracy
- more discussion of the origin of language
- the history of the English Bible, including discussion of King James I, with reference to Bible sales annually
- more detail about the Spanish Inquisition
- more detail about Galileo
- how virtually Christians agree on the contents of the New Testament, and on the Nicene Creed
- introduction to term list
- incorporate material from Essay:Conservativism, Christianity, and the Making of the Western World, focusing on the development of thought
- include references to history of mathematics and mathematicians [1]
- how different China and India are, but how together they have perhaps 8 times the population of the U.S.
- how the development of China and India's economies supposedly affected the value of commodities like oil.