World Civilization
World Civilization
World Civilization Interactive Journey
HIST
4280/5280:
to 1550 C.E.
1550 to the present
Intellectual and
Cultural History
of Europe
to 1500 C.E.
HIST 4285/5285:
Intellectual and
Cultural History
of Europe
since 1500 C.E.
HIST
4130/5130
The Middle Ages
HIST 4950/5950
Medieval Monasticism
HIST
4950/5950:
The Medieval World in Film
HIST/WMST
4950/5950:
Women in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds
HIST
4950/5950:
King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
HIST
4140/5140
Renaissance and
Reformation
IDST
2310:
The Fine and
Applied Arts
in Civilization
Databases, Bibliographies,
and other WWW
Research Resources
Dr. Vess's WEBCT History Courses
Georgia
College &
State University
Created by Dr. Deborah Vess
Georgia College & State University
Milledgeville, Georgia
Famous Quotations About History
Welcome to a hypertext journey through the wonders of world civilization! The World Civilization Virtual Library is designed to be used as a supplement to course materials for Dr. Vess's World Civilization courses and other history courses at Georgia College & State University, including the assigned narrative text, primary sources, and instructor's class manual. This hypertext version of the World Civilization class manual contains multiple links to on-line museums, research databases, virtual tours of important historic sites, full text versions of many of the assigned readings as well as other readings relevant to items which appear on your outlines, and many other resources. Many of these sites to which you can link contain additional links to other resources. Use your imagination and explore the world!
Freshman Seminar Class: How to Use the Internet for Historical Research
HIST 6001 Historical Methods and Interpretations Internet Exercises
a seventeenth-century view of the world
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Professor of History/Interdisciplinary Studies
Georgia College & State University
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Milledgeville, Georgia 31061-0490
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