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HPS 203 - Ancient Greece

Credits: 4 credits

A study of the development of Greece with emphasis on the political and cultural aspects of the polis and its contribution to the Western world.

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to do the following:

  1. Analyze the connections between mythology and history during the Bronze Age period;
  2. Demonstrate the role of the Polis in the development of Greek civilization;
  3. Correlate the social-political systems of Athens and Sparta with their different historical developments;
  4. Understand the origins of Western Civilization in the classical period of Ancient Greece.



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