World History new unit material/ yesterday's test

Follow up to test, as of last night only 20 of 35 people have taken it. The class average at this point is a 60. So we need to do better... For those who have not taken it, I left it open for a little extra time.

Our next unit will be what the Renaissance caused: The Age of Exploration. It is my opinion that this period is the greatest time of change in all world history. (Our current age rivals it...) To set the stage we will begin with the Native Americans. Our last section of study in this unit will be the Age of Enlightenment, which grows directly out of Renaissance thought.

Today's assignment is on two Native American civilizations: Olmecs and Mayans.

Here are today's notes:

https://sway.office.com/41pW0B3elKznRy5f?ref=Link


Here is today's quizizz:

358521

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