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    Curriculum titles for grades 9-12: Modern American, American History from Columbus to the War on Terror.

    Online classes also available that utilize this curriculum.

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    Volume 2:  The Middle Ages: Includes Fall of Rome, Christianity Comes to Britain, The Byzantine Empire, The Rise of Islam, The Great Kings of France, The Viking Invasion, The Age of Crusades. The Diaspora, The Ottoman Empire, Exploring New Worlds, Martin Luther, and The Renaissance.

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