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My Favorite Time Period In Afro-Eurasia's Empires

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Recommended: Africa and early history to 1000 ce

What was your favorite time period we discussed? My favorite time period that we discussed was 1250-325 BCE. I enjoyed reading how Afro-Eurasia’s empires and cultures developed and it was interesting to read about the innovations that helped it grow. What was your favorite part of the course? My favorite part of the course is within the first chapters. I found it very interesting how humans came to be, especially how they grew to adapt and survive in the world after climate changes. What do you think would improve the course? I really enjoyed this course, I honestly don’t know how it could improve. After all the difficulties that Dr. V went through, she still managed to guide the class extremely well. What was the most important thing you
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