World History Course

World History at Northgate Academy offers students a panoramic view of human history from the dawn of civilization to the 20th century’s global interconnections, all from a Christian perspective. This comprehensive course guides learners through pivotal moments in human development, including the establishment of the first nations after the Tower of Babel, the inception of writing in Sumer, the emergence of republican governance in Rome, the Renaissance’s cultural resurgence, the age of European exploration, and the impact of Communism in Russia. With timelines of significant events, over 300 photographs showcasing influential figures and landmarks, alongside detailed maps and reviews of each section and chapter, students gain a robust understanding of world history, the forces that have shaped our world, and God’s enduring presence throughout human events.

Designed to instill a deep appreciation for the historical journey of humanity under God’s sovereignty, the curriculum encourages students to see beyond mere dates and events. By engaging with a rich array of visual aids and thoughtful analyses of historical developments, learners are prompted to connect past events with present realities, fostering a well-rounded worldview. Through written assignments, quizzes, and a final exam, students demonstrate their comprehension of the course material, ensuring they leave the course with a well-informed perspective on world history that integrates faith with learning. Northgate Academy’s World History course is an invitation to explore the past, understand its relevance to the present, and appreciate the divine narrative woven through the tapestry of human history.