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World History Homeschool Curriculum
- The eighth century in Mesoamerica and North America started an era of war and conquest. New advanced civilizations were constructed and built. Teotihuacan was the largest early city in Mesoamerica.
- Though I would love to be able to teach all of the History of all of the World, that would take forever:) so below are the chapters we will cover in the order they will be covered.
- Course Overview. AP World History: Modern is an introductory college-level modern world history course. Students cultivate their understanding of world history from c. 1200 CE to the present through analyzing historical sources and learning to make connections and craft historical arguments as they explore concepts like humans and the environment, cultural developments and interactions.
- Calendar: Daily agendas, including a list of classroom activities, homework assignments, project due dates and test days.
- Units: Major topics for study. After choosing a unit, select a particular 'lesson' for lots of downloadable PowerPoints and classroom handouts and links to YouTube educational videos.
- SOL Test Prep: End-of-semester review materials, including released tests, the World History II curriculum framework and plenty of files for review.
- Check Your Grade:Link to Parent Connection, where you can view your current average and grades on all assignments.
- Extra Credit: Opportunities to raise your grade.
- Contact Me: Send me an email or electronically submit an assignment.
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Ap World History Homeschool
This year in Modern World History you will learn about some of the huge changes that have transformed the world in the past two hundred years. This year’s key themes include rapid economic change, the rise of new nations, the spread of democracy, and the impact of technology on just about all aspects of life. The course focuses on Europe, Asia, and Africa, with the United States playing a growing role after the 1890s. The course is arranged in a small number of large topics, including the Industrial Revolution in Britain, the expansion of Europe's empires, World War One and its effects, and World War Two. Time permitting, the course gives a big-picture view of the problems of the postwar world.
How you will learn
To learn about these topics you will work closely with a wide variety of maps, visual sources, and readings, including primary sources. For most topics, you will have an interactive presentation and set of vocabulary words covering the core content. To reinforce learning, homework will be assigned weekly. To assess your understanding you can expect, for most topics, a project.
For each topic, you will find presentations, vocabulary games, and other interactive resources on the class Web site (which you are using right now; click Current work). These resources are designed to help you learn the core material you need to explore new topics.
How grades are calculated
Quarterly grades are based on homework (30%), project work (30%), quizzes (25%), and participation (15%). Homework will be done primarily on Google Classroom; many homework assignments will be completed, in part, in class. Participation refers to compliance with PBIS (the school's positive behavior system), appropriate participation in classroom activities, and contribution to a positive classroom environment.
Technology in this course
Much of the classwork and homework will be on Google Classroom. Make sure to use your online accommodations for reading, writing, and organization. Mr. Peal can help you use all these tools to help you succeed in this class. Have a great year!