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PERS HIS10: Historic New Harmony
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Ivy Tech Community College
Historic New Harmony¿s unique history is on display. This community, the site of two experiences in communal living, is a tribute to the following two societies as well as a vibrant and living community today. New Harmony, Indiana was founded in 1814 by the Harmony Society, a communal group originally from Germany with their first destination in Harmony, Pennsylvania. Ten years later the communal group settled on 20,000 acres in Indiana Territory on the banks of the Wabash River. After the Harmony society left the site, Robert Owen and William Maclure created a ¿New Moral World¿ based on culture and education. This course will provide an insight into Early community L8iving (ECL); what the Harmonists found when they came to Indiana Territory; how they carved a life from the wilderness; and also discuss the forward thinking ideas of the Owen/Maclure Community. This unique step back into time will include four demonstrations: open hearth cooking, rope making, candle dipping and butter churning.
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PERS HIS11: Uncovering the Truth in History & World Events, Book & Video Series
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Ivy Tech Community College
Uncovering the Truth in History & World Events, Book & Video Series is a group of classes offered through the Community Education Department at Ivy Tech Community College that are designed to both entertain and enlighten people who are interested in learning more about politics, history, psychology and sociology but are either not wanting the traditional format or remember, from their own educational experiences, just how uninspiring high school and college survey classes were. Making use of modern scholarly work, popular television & movies, and a variety of other sources, in a classroom setting of lecture and discussion (heavy on the discussion), and an environment that promotes free thought, free speech and mutual respect for various opinions, attitudes and belief systems, the series is designed to expose students to a new way of learning and sharing ideas. Methods that not only promote and encourage self learning, but open mindedness and an understanding that our differences are what make the world a special place rather than being justification for hatred, racism and intolerance.
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PERS HIS12: Music of Ancient and Medieval Civilizations
0.00 Credits
Ivy Tech Community College
This is a course in both music history and musical styles that will primarily focus on the development of ancient through Western Medieval music. Topics will range from addressing issues related to the role of music and musicians in society to fundamental musical concepts such as pitch, rhythm, and form. All topics will be approached from an aural point of view and development of active listening skills will be stressed. No previous background in music is required.
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PERS HIS13: British Royals: The Normans
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Ivy Tech Community College
This 4-part course looks at the period of British history around the time of the Norman Conquest, led by William, Duke of Normandy. Focusing particularly on the many royal figures ¿ English, French and others ¿ who had a stake in the outcome of the invasion, it explores many of the religious and social concerns of the medieval period, as well as issues that influenced consolidation by the Normans.
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PERS HIS14: American History: The Roosevelts
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Ivy Tech Community College
This course looks at the Roosevelts, including Teddy Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, and other figures in the family that dominated American politics for the first half of the twentieth century.
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PERS HIS15: Ancient Peoples: The Philistines
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Ivy Tech Community College
This course looks at the people known as the Philistines, through historical and archaeological evidence. A broader look at the their origins, as potential peoples from elsewhere in the eastern Mediterranean, will also be addressed.
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PERS HIS16: Fort Quiatenon and the Feast of the Hunter's Moon
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Ivy Tech Community College
Fort Quiatenon and the Feast of The Hunter¿s Moon, is a two part overview course that provides insight into the Native American history of the region and information about the establishment of the event and its existence today. The course is presented Joseph Bartlett (one of the founders of the Feast) in two 3hour sessions. The first session will take place in the classroom and the second will take place at the Feast as part of a guided tour. Admission tickets for the Feast are included in the course cost.
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PERS HIS2: Royal History: The Georges of England
0.00 Credits
Ivy Tech Community College
What better figure to talk about than a king named George? Actually, there were several Georges in a row, of which George III was but one. We'll cover them all, plus William and a few other figures. Why did the British go to Germany for their royals? Join us and find out!
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PERS HIS3: British Royal History: The Age of Victoria
0.00 Credits
Ivy Tech Community College
In royal history, few figures match the dominance of Victoria over her age, and none (so far) have matched her longevity on the throne. Victoria¿s children and grandchildren filled the thrones of Europe, while her name became synonymous with a certain kind of society and morality. Learn more about this unexpectedly colorful person and era that defined much, not only in Britain, but in the world.
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PERS HIS5: The War to End All Wars: World War I
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Ivy Tech Community College
America initially resisted being involved in the European conflict, but then got involved to make the world safe for democracy. World War I left a legacy that shaped the rest of the twentieth century. Learn about the causes of the war, the aftermath, and why we still live in the shadow of the war that didn¿t end all wars.
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