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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. 

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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 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!

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Heimler's History

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.

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Take a look at Khan Academy's World History Project to enrich your learning. Begin with Era 4 and move through Era 7.

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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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