High School Medieval History from the Catholic’s Perspective
Study High School Medieval History from the Catholic’s Perspective Online with Queen of all Saints
About this course
High School Medieval History from the Catholic’s Perspective Online Course
Students will explore, discuss, and debate about the period of history from AD 500 to AD 1500, a most interesting and important period in the history of the Catholic Church. Beginning with the victory of Clovis and the foundation of the French monarchy, the students will study the spread of the Faith throughout Europe along with the events shaping the European kingdoms, the rise and fall of the Islamic empire, the revival of the Western Empire under Charlemagne, the Greek Schism, the Norman Conquest of England, the Crusades, the founding of the great religious orders, the Renaissance, the Great Schism. Analysis of historical documents in class discussions and assignments will lead students to think critically about important issues from the end of the ancient era to the dawn of the modern era.
Key Information
Type of course
Part TimeSingle Course
Subject code
HS Mdvl Wrld
Exam board
QAS Issued Exams
Start date
03/09/2024
Duration
1 Year, September-June
Delivery method
Live Class, 3 hrs per week
Exam details
Enrollment in Grades 9-12; Ancient World History
Flexible enrollment options
Full time
Our full time program, available both on-campus and online, provides a comprehensive Catholic education. Students benefit from academic advising, Catechism classes, student clubs, career-readiness programs, and the opportunity to graduate with a QAS Academy Diploma.
Part-time
Our part-time program allows students to take 2-3 courses while attending another school. These students receive academic advising, participate in Catechism classes, and can join student clubs and events.
Single course
Ideal for those looking to supplement their education, the single course option allows students to enroll in individual classes. They also receive academic advising and can participate in Catechism classes and student clubs.
