Western Civilization

HIST 010. Western civilization I (4) an introductional study of the history of Western civilization from the emergence of classical Greek culture to the conclusion of the 16th century religious reform. The political, social and religious concepts of ancient Rome and Greece formed the European culture and formed a permanent legacy for our society to this day. In this course we will explore men's and women's lives and exchanges for centuries and keep track of the development of political and social systems within the geographical region of Europe we know. Studying the history, destruction and great achievements of this fascinating war and peace helps to understand what our current life is doing with the past.

Western civilization and Western European ideology are more or less the same. The center of Western civilization is European civilization and European civilization. Because we know that it is particularly active throughout Western Europe. Look at the Western European ideology as representative of Western European civilization. Ideology of Western European culture can go back to the ancient times. Ancient Greeks and ancient Romans were often cited as the pioneering nature of Western civilization. The ancient Greeks developed modern democracy, and their contribution to science, medicine, philosophy and architecture forms the basis of Western culture. Their contribution is still important today. For example, the capital of the United States of America Washington, DC was built with neoclassical architecture of Greek and Roman architectural style.

The ancient Greeks contributed much to Western civilization. Their achievements in art, philosophy, history, science formed the development of Western civilization. Many of these cultural aspects began in the golden era of Greece. The golden age of Greece is the era of peace and cultural prosperity, which is also the era when the majority of Greek's contribution to Western civilization began. Democracy, myths, and the Olympics all started with ancient Greeks. Among the many aspects of Greek culture that influence Western civilization, the most noteworthy is their philosophy. The Greeks believe that human thought can understand everything. The three most famous philosophers of ancient Greece are Socrates, Plato and Aristotle.