I like to say that every course uses social studies and this one is no different as it covers all four of the courses I am teaching this year. First off it starts by saying that in 1AD the two biggest economies, based on GDP, were China and India. Even today those two are two of the three largest economies with a "western mix" being the other one.
Thursday, December 25, 2014
2000 Years and Not Much Difference
I like to say that every course uses social studies and this one is no different as it covers all four of the courses I am teaching this year. First off it starts by saying that in 1AD the two biggest economies, based on GDP, were China and India. Even today those two are two of the three largest economies with a "western mix" being the other one.
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