world civi

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Please pick just three different questions thank you

A. What important insights have you gained about the world we live in from the content of this course (the material in the reading)?

B. Of the insights you have gained in this course, which ones are most likely to stick with you? (Certain historical details and insights must have left a deeper impression than others; I know I still often remember and reflect on a few things about some college course I took twenty years ago that I otherwise can’t remember much of anymore).

C. Why do you suppose World Civilizations is a required course for so many college programs (at SUNY Schenectady and other institutions)? (Be sure to use specific examples from history as part of your reply) Do you agree that it should be required as part of a “general education”? [If you disagree, I promise not to get all defensive and lash out and reduce your score simply on that basis]

D. What skills do you think you have improved through completing this course? (Be sure to use specific examples from history as part of your reply).

E. What broad themes or generalizations (“truths,” if you will) about world societies seem to have come up again and again in the readings about the last several centuries? Provide illustrative examples.