De tien tijdvakken: 4 Steden en staten
What do you really need to know about history? So much has happened. Yet some events have left a greater impression than others. The De Rooy Committee was founded in 1999 to ensure that students would receive more and better history education. They were concerned that many students would soon forget whether Napoleon or Hitler appeared earlier in history. If you repeat things often enough, you can remember them more easily. It's also easier to learn if the information is presented in distinct, clear sections. That's why they divided history into ten different time periods. This series of short films explores these ten time periods.
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De 10 tijdvakken: 5 Ontdekkers en hervormers
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The Ten Periods: Cities and States
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I Secretly Stole a Streamer’s Car
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The Ten Periods: 2 Greeks and Romans
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The ENTIRE History of ROME
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The Ten Ages: Explorers and Reformers
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I Visited the World's Most Controversial Country
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Regenten en Vorsten – de Gouden Eeuw uitleg | tijdvak 6 | groep 7/8
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Geschiedenis - De middeleeuwen (Wereldgeschiedenis)
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De tien tijdvakken: 3 monniken en ridders
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Geschiedenis Middeleeuwen - Steden en Staten 1000-1500: de pest, Hanze, kruistochten
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Steden en Staten uitleg | tijdvak 4 Canon Nederland | groep 7/8 – klas 1
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The Ten Periods: Greeks and Romans
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Rechtsstaat en democratie: §1 1 in de tijd van steden en staten
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De 10 tijdvakken: 7 Pruiken en revoluties
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Every Major Religion & What They Actually Believe Explained
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De tien tijdvakken: 8 Burgers en stoommachines
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The $7.9 Trillion Company You've Never Heard Of
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Het ontstaan van de mens: Onze oudste voorouders
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