ap world history
In our AP World History class, we begin our adventure by taking a look at the intricacies of the global tapestry and exploring, how states formed, expanded, and declined in areas of the world during 1200–1450. From 1450-1750, we explore the empires that held power over large areas of the world. As we dive into the years of 1750-1900 we will see how emerging political ideas and developments in technology led to large-scale changes in governments, society, and economies which led to imperialism, expansion, and eventual conflict from 1900 to present.
DID YOU KNOW? AP World History is potentially equivalent to TWO semesters of college credit.
YES, you read that correctly!
Depending on the AP Exam your chosen university requires it can be equivalent to two semesters!
EXAMPLE: Brenau University, If you earn a 4 on your exam it is equivalent to both HY210 & HY211! If you earn a 3 it is equivalent to HY210!
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This is an internet archive
copy of the AMSCO AP World History textbook we use in our class.
Need to do citations? Not sure how? MLA, APA & Chicago citations can be generated here. You can also keep up with your bibliography and copy/paste it when you are finished! Work smarter not harder!
Heimler's History
Heimler's History is a YouTube channel dedicated to AP students. We will be watching some of his videos in class but he also has great resources for studying!
Take a look at the College Board's AP website page for students for a wealth of information about AP courses and the AP exam.
Take a look at Khan Academy's World History Project to enrich your learning. Begin with Era 4 and move through Era 7.
We will use the OER AP History Project in class, so it is a good idea to go ahead and take a look at it now!
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