History 10
Ancient Roman History
This course examines the pre-Christian and early Christian world as seen through the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. It covers highlights of Roman history from the mythical founding of the city in 753 BC, the fall of the Republic in the first century BC, to the fall of the Empire in 476 AD. St. Augustine provides background on the conflict of Catholicism with paganism in Roman society.
Course Details:
Section Number |
SCH-10 |
Grades (Typical) |
9 – 12 (10th) |
Lecturer |
Mrs. Palmer |
Lecture Format |
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Tuition |
$499 |
Subscription Length |
1 year Extension may be granted for an additional fee. |
Self-Paced Plus |
$200 |
Credits (Type) |
10 (History) |
Transcript Designation |
K |
Self-Paced Companion Courses |
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Online Companion Courses |
Ancient Roman Literature |
Notes |
Also offered at the Kolbe Honors (H) level for an additional $69. |
Course Plan Sample
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