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A History of France from Charlemagne to Napoleon.
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Dr Chris 花妈研学
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Hello and good afternoon.
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My name is Doctor Chris, and today I'm going to
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talk about Semester One history course, which is called History
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of France.
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From Shallow Men Until Napoleon, Um, the course is based
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on 13 hour class every week for 19 weeks, which
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means it runs from the first to the fatal week
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off the first school semester.
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Hmm. Um, the history of France is very important for
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the history of Europe in general.
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Because France's first great King Shalem in and is considered
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to be one of the first kings to revive studies
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and academia, art, science and math following the Dark Ages.
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So the dark ages began several 100 years before with
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the fall of the Roman Empire.
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And during this time, um, advances and things like rating,
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art and culture were largely absent in European history.
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So from this time, friends set itself apart as one
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of the gating lates off modern European culture.
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During this course, shouldn't will get a chance to learn
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about wade range of historical topics, including things like political,
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social, economic and military history.
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From around 750 80 until 18 15 about 1000 years
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of history.
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Um, over the course, chins have a chance.
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Turn of, ah, a range of different subjects.
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And also arrange a very important individuals in French history,
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including individuals like Napoleon, a man who rose to become
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emperor of France after his military exploits.
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Joan of Arc, France's most famous female hero, on Marie
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Antoinette, the women famous for causing French revolution.
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So over the course of these 19 weeks, students have
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a chance to work on these important individuals and topics
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on you also have a chance to work on our
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English rating reading and spoken skills on away that complements
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vocabulary, onder sort of growth of ideas you look forward
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to hearing from you and thank you very much.
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