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Concepts

• Geography

  • Human Geography

    • Agriculture

    • Urban Development

  • Physical Geography

    • Europe

    • Oceania

    • Polar Regions

    • South America

• Ancient History: Egypt

  • First Intermediate Period (2181-2055 BCE)

    • Art and Culture

    • Religion

    • Rulers

    • Settlement

    • Social and Governmental Structures

    • War and Conflict

  • Late Period (664-332 BCE

    • Alexander's Conquer

    • Archeological Evidence

    • Art and Culture

    • Literacy and Communication

    • Persian Dominance

    • Religion

    • Rulers

    • Settlement

    • Social and Governmental Structures

    • War and Conflict

  • Neolithic Egypt (up to 8000-3000 BCE)

    • Art and Culture

    • Literacy and Communication

    • Settlement

  • Old Kingdom (2686-2181 BCE)

    • Archeological Evidence

    • Art and Culture

    • Literacy and Communication

    • Population

    • Religion

    • Rulers

    • Settlement

    • Social and Governmental Structures

    • Technology and Agriculture

    • The Collapse of the Old Kingdom

    • The Pyramids

    • War, Conflict, and Expansion

  • Predynastic Period (up to 3100 BCE)

    • Art and Culture

    • Literacy and Communication

    • Religion

    • Settlement

    • Social Structure

    • Technology and Agriculture

    • Upper Egypt

  • Protodynastic Period (3100-3000 BCE)

    • Archeological Evidence

    • Art and Culture

    • Literacy and Communication

    • Population

    • Religion

    • Rulers

    • Settlement

    • Social and Governmental Structures

    • Social Structure

    • The Unification of Egypt

  • Second Intermediate Period (1650-1550 BCE)

    • Literacy and Communication

    • Religion

    • Rulers

    • Settlement

    • Technology and Agriculture

    • The Arrival of the Hyksos

    • The Expulsion of the Hyksos

  • The Middle Kingdom (2055-1650 BCE)

    • Archeological Evidence

    • Art and Culture

    • Literacy and Communication

    • Population

    • Population Growth , Famine, and the Fall of the Middle Kingdom

    • Religion

    • Rulers

    • Settlement

    • Social and Governmental Structures

    • Technology and Agriculture

    • War and Conflict

  • The New Kingdom (1550-1077 BCE)

    • Archeological Evidence

    • Art and Culture

    • Literacy and Communication

    • Population

    • Religion

    • Rulers

    • Settlement

    • Social and Governmental Structures

    • Technology and Agriculture

    • Territorial expansion

    • The Decline of The New Kingdom

    • War and Conflict

  • Third Intermediate Period (1069-664 BCE)

    • Archeological Evidence

    • Art and Culture

    • Assyrian Takeover

    • Population

    • Religion

    • Rulers

    • Settlement

    • Social and Governmental Structures

    • Technology and Agriculture

    • War and Conflict

• European History

  • Cultural and Intellectual History

    • Elite and Popular Culture

    • European Expansion

    • Literacy; Communication; Education

    • Literature and Art

    • Politics and Society

    • Religious Thought

    • Science and Technology

    • Secularization

  • Political History

    • Colonialism; Imperialism; Decolonization; Globalization

    • Domestic and Foreign Policies

    • Nationalism

    • Political Parties; Elites; Ideologies; Mass Politics

    • Political Protest; Reforms; Revolution

    • Rights; Liberties; Persecution

    • The Modern State

    • Treaties; Diplomacy; International Organizations

    • War and Civil Conflict

  • Social and Economic History

    • Agriculture

    • Commerce; Economics; Market Competition

    • Demography

    • Gender

    • Hierarchy and Social Class

    • Industrialization

    • Sanitation and Healthcare

• Ancient History: Rome

  • The Early Roman Empire (31 BCE- 284 CE)

    • Agriculture and Technology

    • Arts and Culture

    • Crisis of the Third Century

    • Governmental and Legal Structures

    • Religion and Philosophy

    • Rulers of the Empire

    • Settlement and Migration

    • The Flavian Dynasty

    • The Great Fire of Rome

    • Wars, Uprisings, and Conflicts

  • The Later Roman Empire (284-476 CE)

    • Art and Culture

    • Byzantine Rule

    • Fall of Rome

    • Governmental and Legal Structures

    • Religion and the Rise of Christianity

    • Rulers

    • Separation of the Western and Eastern Empires

    • Wars, Conflicts, and Uprisings

  • The Roman Kingdom (753- 510 BCE)

    • Arts and Culture

    • Etruscan expansion

    • Governmental and Legal Structures

    • Religion and Philosophy

    • Settlement and Migration

    • The Founding of Rome

    • The Rule of the Seven Kings

    • Wars, Uprisings, and Conflicts

  • The Roman Republic (509-31 BCE)

    • Agriculture and Technology

    • Arts and Culture

    • Conquest and Expansion

    • Crisis and Downfall

    • Governmental and Legal Structures

    • Punic Wars and the Takeover of Greece

    • Religion and Philosophy

    • Rise of Rome

    • Settlement and Migration

    • Transition to Republicanism

    • Wars, Uprisings, and Conflicts

• Criminology

  • Concepts of Crime, Law, and Criminology

    • Crime and Criminology

  • Crime Theories

    • Rational Choice

  • Criminal Justice System

    • Courts

      • Courts and Adjudication

      • Criminal Trials

    • Police

      • Constitutional Law

      • Issues and Challenges

      • Police Officers and Law Enforcement Operations

  • Typologies of Crime

    • Cybercrime

    • Political Crime and Terrorism

    • Public Order Crime

    • Victimless Crime

• Ancient History: Greece

  • Bronze Age (Minoan Age) (2000-1100 BCE)

    • Art and Culture

    • Legal and Social Structures

    • Minoan Civilization

    • War and Conflict

  • Early Bronze Age (2900- 2000 BCE)

    • Legal and Social Structures

  • Mycenaean Age (1100- 750 BCE)

    • Art and Culture

    • Athens and Re-Development

    • Fall of Mycenaean Civilization and the Greek Dark Ages

    • Legal and Social Structures

    • Mycenaean Civilization

    • Philosophy and Religion

    • War and Conflict

  • Neolithic Era (up to 2900 BCE)

    • Early Neolithic Settlement and Agriculture

    • Middle Neolithic Settlement and Agriculture

    • Population in the Neolithic Era

    • Pre-Ceramic Settlement and Agriculture

  • The Archaic Period (750- 480 BCE)

    • Art and Culture

    • Classes and the Legal System

    • Commerce and Trade

    • Philosophy and Religion

    • The formation of City-States

    • Travel and Contact with Foreign Cultures

    • War and Conflict

  • The Classical Period (480- 323 BCE)

    • Art and Culture

    • Athens

    • Classes and the Legal System

    • Governmental Structures

    • Interaction with the Persian Empire

    • Other Regions and States

    • Philosophy and Religion

    • Sparta

    • The Conquests of Alexander and Expansion

    • War, Conflict, and Diplomatic Relationships

  • The Hellenistic Period (323- 146 BCE)

    • Art and Culture

    • Commerce and Trade

    • Developments in Science and Architecture

    • Egypt and the former Persian Empire States

    • Governmental Structures

    • Philosophy and Religion