What are some old world history FLVS 2.03 charts?

1. Choose a time period or theme: Determine the scope of your chart. For example, you might focus on the Renaissance, the industrial revolution, or the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Greece, and Rome.

2. Conduct research: Utilize textbooks, reputable online sources, and other educational materials to gather information about key events, figures, and developments within your chosen time frame or theme.

3. Identify key points: From your research, pick out the most important events or changes that shaped the period or theme.

4. Create a visual representation: This could be a timeline with dates and brief descriptions of each event or a chart with columns for different aspects, such as political, cultural, economic, and technological changes.

5. Add details: Include names of significant individuals, places, and detailed descriptions of events where necessary. Be sure to cross-reference facts to ensure accuracy.

6. Decorate and refine: Make your chart appealing with illustrations or symbols that represent the different events or periods. Check for readability and coherence.

Remember, while the specifics of any proprietary FLVS material cannot be shared, the above steps can help you create your own historical charts for studying and understanding world history.