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The second Tapestry year-plan covers the history of the world from the Fall of Rome in A.D. 450 to the signing of the US Constitution. Children pay special attention to the rise of the nation state, the history of the Church. A unique feature of Tapestry is that older students will study colonial America in a world context.
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Tapestry of Grace is the award-winning homeschool curriculum that uses the history of the world to guide your whole family through an amazing humanities education. New to Tapestry? Click here for an introduction!
1. Twilight of the Western Roman Empire
2. Byzantine Empire and the Eastern Orthodox Church
3. Byzantine Empire and Rise of Islam
4. The Making of Medieval Europe: Charlemagne
5. Developments During the Viking Age
6. Medieval Life: Feudalism
7. The High Middle Ages
8. The Mongols, Marco Polo, and the Far East
9. The Reshaping of Medieval Europe
10. Early Lights of the Reformation
11. Introduction to the Southern Renaissance
12. The Southern Renaissance and the Early Explorers
13. The Southern Renaissance and the Age of Exploration
14. Spanish Dominion and the New World: Aztecs and Incas
15. The Northern Renaissance and Its Scholars
16. The Reformation: Martin Luther and the German States
17. The Reformation in Switzerland, England, and Scandinavia
18. The Counter Reformation, French Huguenots, and the Netherlands
19. Elizabethan England and the Scottish Reformation
20. Early New World Colonies and Eastern Europe
21. Puritans in New England
22. Charters, Creeds, and the English Civil War
23. Restoration Colonies and the Age of Louis XIV
24. Dissenters in America and the Age of Reason
25. Colonists and Native Americans
26. Empires at Odds
27. Thirteen Established Colonies
28. Shaping Influences on Colonial Culture
29. French and Indian War
30. Give Me Liberty!
31. First Battles for Independence
32. Waging the Revolutionary War
33. America under the Articles of the Confederation
34. Writing the Constitution
35. Federal Republic & French Revolution
36. Perilous Times: The Adams Administration
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