This course will explore the multiple aspects of transatlantic navigations, from political and economic motivations to technological advances in shipbuilding and navigation. It will explore the complex interactions between Europeans and the indigenous peoples of the Americas, revealing the dynamics of conquest, resistance, and cultural syncretism that emerged from these encounters.
Participants will discover how the arrival of Europeans in the Americas catalyzed a global exchange of ideas, products, and technologies that contributed to the formation of the modern world. They will analyze the economic effects of the exploitation of American resources, such as gold and silver, which fueled the growing European economy and spurred the creation of vast colonial empires.
Duration: 1 month (3 credits).
Modality: 100% on-line.
Estimated number of hours of study: 50 to 60 hours (3 credits).
Starting date: 1st of each month.
Price: $195
Immediate access: Students will be able to access the course from the first day of the month following their enrolment.
Reading material: The course includes compulsory and optional readings for further reading on the topics covered.
Assessments: Assessments will take the form of a 20-question multiple-choice quiz and a 10-question true/false multiple-choice quiz.
Active reflective journal: Students will keep an active reflective journal to record and analyse their progress and learning throughout the course.
Optional essays: Students have the opportunity to submit 2-3 optional essays to improve their grade. The best papers may be highlighted and published on our website.
Supplementary teaching material: The course is enriched with videos and other teaching resources to complement learning.
Certifications at Cape Canaveral School of Continuing Education
At Cape Canaveral School of Continuing Education, the certifications we award are unique to our school, designed to reflect our commitment to quality education and lifelong learning. Each of our certifications attests to the successful completion of our courses, which cover a variety of disciplines and skills in demand in today’s world.
These certifications, issued exclusively by Cape Canaveral, not only validate the knowledge acquired by students, but also provide them with a competitive edge in their personal and professional development. Backed by our strong reputation as a constantly evolving educational institution, our certifications are a testament to the hard work, dedication and academic achievement of our students.
Upon completion of our programmes, students can be confident that their certification reflects a comprehensive, high-quality education designed to open doors and opportunities in an ever-changing world.
It is recommended that students have at least a baccalaureate degree (or equivalent).
The New Navigations and the European Arrival in America
Discovery of america-
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