History Heard Here

This week, Rachel discusses the creation of Islam and its empires such as the Umayyads and Abbasids as well as a cool new job for all the teenagers that have ever been called odd. On this week's myth moment, Rachel continues to mispronounce everything while we talk about some special rain that allows you to regrow your pelvis.

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This week, Rachel discusses all the loose ends of the Classical Era such as the kingdom of Aksum, what went down on the Silk Road, how awesome Cleopatra was as you'll realize that some things will never change like China never being able to stay together. On this week's myth moment, we talk about the origins of silk and how you should watch out for worms when you drink tea.

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*Disclaimer - This episode mentions rape and suicide so if you are uncomfortable with that, we recommend skipping this episode or checking our website for the timestamps to skip and you won't miss all that much. 

This week, Rachel discusses all of Rome as we bounce from legend to legend with the tour including names that are way too similar, no Italian food, coups, a very famous dictator, and an even more famous religion, as well as the most famous decline of an empire. On this week's myth moment, a simple errand quickly turns very dark and ultimately helps to create the Roman Republic.

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This week, Rachel discusses all of Ancient and Classical Greece  (with a special guest host) while you join us on a choose your own adventure as we steal bread in Sparta, choose a career in Athens, participate in the Olympics, fight in a lot of wars, go on a world tour, and try to help with Greece's pirate problem. On this week's myth moment, Rachel tries to pick a Greek myth you haven't heard of and chooses the myth of Melampus who continues to be the best brother ever by having snakes clean out his ears and letting others know him as the worm guy.  

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This week, Rachel discusses Classical India, as the Mauryan and Gupta empires rise and fall as India's Golden Age gives the world stuff such as the number zero, chess and war elephants! We'll learn that war can change a person and that India really should get some new names. On this week's myth moment we'll learn about the Four Heavenly Kings and how you should convert to Buddhism or else you might find a mongoose spitting jewels at you. 

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This week, Rachel discusses Classical China, as the Han dynasty continue to gain and lose power, and eventually, China goes back to square one. Also talked about is Korea, Vietnam and Japan who continue to uphold one of the rules of history: new leader, new capital, new name. On this week's myth moment, the legend of Su Wu is told and as you can learn the best way to escape being captured is with a goose.

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This week, Rachel discusses the Persian empire which had a tons of great rulers such as Cyrus the Great, Darius the Great, and Alexander the Great and Cambyses who wasn't so great. On this week's myth moment we play a little choose your own adventure as you explore the Zoroastrian afterlife and the end of world and realize that you should never follow a creepy old lady. 

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This week, Rachel discusses with special guests, Dani, Arnav, and Aidan about the AP World History test, what they've done to prepare, how they feel about the new format, and talk about their favorite AP World memories. The next episode will again be on Thursdays as we travel from early societies and onto our first empire: Persia!   

*Just an explanation! - Our district does a pre-AP World class in 9th grade which discusses history until the Mongols where we move onto AP World in 10th grade and talk from the Mongols to the present day. Kids in our school have the ability to take the first class and then drop out or not take the first one and put themselves in the second (but it's a lot more work). We don't have an AP European History course but instead, we take APUSH in 11th and Government in 12th. The regular history class in 9th and 10th grade has a totally different curriculum and acts similarly to an AP Euro but easier. Also, a huge thanks to Dani, Arnav, and Aidan for being amazing people and doing this and shoutout to everyone mentioned (you are the ones who have made AP World amazing)!* 

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This week, Rachel discusses early Mesoamerican societies such as the Olmecs, the Mayans, and Incas, and how human sacrifices it not all that they have to offer.  Also discussed are the overlooked societies of Oceania and how leaving home is often good for everyone. On this week's myth moment(s) there are a variety of fun Oceanic myths ranging from the god who shoots lightning from his armpits to the dwarfs who can outbuild anyone. 

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Some (fun but not very historical) movies: 

Emperor's New Groove - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaKn5-o6a6s 

Lilo and Stitch - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsTmPrrazfc

 Moana - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_h5qmAiTnV8 

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This week Rachel discusses South Asia and India's religions and you'll finally understand the difference between Brahman, Brahma, and the Brahmins. On this week's myth moment, Krishna eats everything he shouldn't and is still cooler than you. 

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Mahabharata movie (2013) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOP3nvxj14A

 Mahabharata TV Show - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnXkv_ozPQw&list=PLTfk5dN-W6BOlXRTsR8wrjEBJip43lrVn 

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