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Jan 2022
10m 55s

[REDIFFUSION] Les périodes historiques

STéPHANE GENêT
About this episode

Pendant la période des fêtes, (re)découvrez deux épisodes publiés depuis la création du podcast en avril dernier.


Aujourd'hui, les périodes historiques !


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Dès l’école primaire, on apprend  les quatre grandes périodes historiques: l’Antiquité, le Moyen Âge, l’époque moderne et l’époque contemporaine.

Mais ce découpage qui nous est familier, pose de nombreux problèmes.  

Pourquoi peut-il être remis en question ?

#6ème #2nde


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