Unlike the “politically correct,” evolution-influenced history curricula used in America’s public schools, and even in many Christian schools, this biblically based curriculum shows students the real history of the world! This teacher guide supplies a structure that can be easily modified for the particular needs of your students. It provides multifaceted creative ideas, teacher tips, and spiritual application to spark your students’ discovery and exploration of the amazing events of the last 2 centuries.

At the same time that the Napoleonic Wars usher in the era of the Late Modern Period, the Modern Missions Movement begins with William Carey’s awe-inspiring work in India. From this revolutionary and redefining moment, World Empires, World Missions, World Wars continues to weave together the historic events in the world and in the Church through the Industrial Revolution, the British Empire, the growth of the United States, and the World Wars all the way to the conclusion of the Korean War in 1953 and Jim Elliot’s historic journey in 1956 to the Waodani people of Ecuador. Discover not only the kings and politicians, the artists and musicians, the scientists and inventors, but also the amazing fingerprints of our redeeming God and His people during one of the most tumultuous times in world history.

Each unit includes:
Discussion ideas
Timeline considerations
Vocabulary games
Geography helps
Art and architecture ideas
Music ideas
Suggested weekly schedule
Student & teacher evaluations
Explanation of key concepts
Scripture study
“Eight Intelligences” activities
Suggested reading & internet helps
Options for research & reporting
Helps for creative expressions
Real projects!
Charting/compiling
Creative writing
Mapping
Clay sculpture
Drama
Graphic design
Poetry
Art projects
Cooking
Musical performance
Investigating/reporting
Skits

This curriculum meets the varied learning styles and perceptual modes of today’s students (visual, auditory, and kinesthetic). Young people explore history through fun and exciting exercises, plus activities that allow them to interact with and learn the material. Far from just memorizing names and dates (the standard procedure in most history classes), this fascinating curriculum by Diana Waring—one of today’s most-loved historians—captures students’ attention and results in life-long learning.

You’ll find these chapters in this student book.

Napoleon and Early Missions
Industrialism and The Church’s Response
Nationalism and The Crimean War
The British Empire, The Intellectual Revolution and The Missionaries of Africa
Franco-Prussian War, The Salvation Army and The China Inland Mission
The Turn of the Century and The Balkans
World War I and The Bolshevik Revolution
The Rise of Facism, Nazism and The Struggle for Independence
World War II and Miraculous Deliverance
The Cold War, The Korean War, Israel