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Wayne E. Sirmon HI 101 – Western Civilization. History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 Wayne E. Sirmon.

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1 Wayne E. Sirmon HI 101 – Western Civilization

2 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 Wayne E. Sirmon

3 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 “The story of how we’ve gone from the Garden of Eden to Mobile, Alabama”

4 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 Webpage: Syllabus Email Presentations Changes Study Aids www.sirmon.us/um

5 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 Webpage: Links to UM & USA Bio & Links www.sirmon.us

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10 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 Religion and Politics… Hebrew Society Rise of Christianity Islam Reformation

11 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 Religion and Politics… Greek Polis Roman Republic Carolingian Empire The European Nation-State

12 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 History 101 Western Civilization To 1660 “History does not repeat itself… but it does rhyme.” - Mark Twain

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