Social Studies

World History 2
Course Description

A Day Calendar

B Day Calendar

Grade(s): 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite:
Credit: 1
Maximum Credit: 1
This is a broad survey course covering the development of human civilization through a representative sampling of moder and present cultures. Various aspects of human society will be traced from the "Enlightenment" and Revolution (1700-1850), Nationalism, Democracy, and Imperialism (1800-1914), World War 1 and it's aftermath (1914-1930), World War 2 and it's aftermath (1931-1949), Europe and North America (1945-present), East Asia and Southeast Asia (1945-present), South Asia and the Middle East (1945-present), Africa (1945-present), and Latin America (1945-present). Preference will be given to the European perspective and it's relationship with global events. A connection to current events will be emphasized.

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