High School World History
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Master High School World History
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High School World History
You will learn world history and major world religion. Also learn the patterns of migration and settlement in each, how the human population is distributed, how people adapt to their environment and the effects of physical geography on culture
We also study about Revolution in various societies. From the age of Imperialism to the age of democracy and progress. We compare the Glorious Revolution of England, the American Revolution, and the French Revolution and their enduring effects worldwide on the political expectations for self-government and individual liberty.
Basically, we are studying the different societies rising from Absolutism to Revolution and to industrial revolution
Unit 1 Connecting Hemispheres.
European Renaissance and Reformation
Ottomans and the Muslim world expand
Age of explorations and isolation.
The Atlantic world.
Unit 2. Absolutism to Revolution
Absolute Monarchs in Europe.
Enlightenment and Revolution
The French Revolution and Napoleon.
Nationalism in West.
Unit 3. Industrialism and the Race for Empire.
Industrial Revolution
Age of Democracy and progress
The Age of Imperialism
Transformation around the globe.
Unit 4 The World at War
The Great War
Revolution and Nationalism
Totalitarianism
Years of Crisis
World war II
Unit 5 Perspective on the present
Restructuring the Postwar World
Cold war
The colonies become new nations. South-east Asian, African and conflict in Middle East.
Struggles for Democracy – Challenges in Africa, collapse of Soviet Union, China Reforms and Reaction.
Global Independence- Impact of Science and Technology, Economic Development, Terrorism and Security issues.
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