AP World History
Weekly outline
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AP World History
The course description and resources are below. We will be using two textbooks for the class. All quizzes and tests will be based on The Ways of the World textbook. The supplemental book for in class work will be the World Civilizations textbook. The practice quizzes and study guides on this Moodle page are all aligned with the old textbook. They are great for quick checks of understanding.Codes to join AP Classroom:
3rd period: VN46ZD
5th Period: Q4WYMD
Homecoming nomination:https://sites.google.com/carmelunified.org/chsstudentcenter/home
Albert io code: 2JW24XAT2PA7J
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1. Test on Chapters 1 & 2 on Friday 8-27The test will have multiple choice from both chapters, document analysis, vocabulary from chapter 2, and a short answer question.2. Notes for chapter 2 with vocabulary and your 5 questions will be due Friday 8-27
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1. Quiz on Chapter 3 Friday. No multiple choice. There will be vocabulary, short answer questions, and document analysis.2. First Essay will be next week.
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1. Essay on block day2. Test on chapters 3&4 Friday3. Notes for Chapter 4 due Friday.
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Africa and the Spread of Islam
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Medieval Western Europe
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America on the Eve of Invasion
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Sui, Tang, and Song China
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Post-Classical Japan, Korea, and Vietnam
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The Mongols
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The World Economy
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Early Modern Western Civilization
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The Rise of Russia AND REVIEW FOR FINAL
(THERE WILL BE NO OFFICIAL STAND ALONE QUIZ FOR THE CHAPTER ON RUSSIA, BUT QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS CHAPTER WILL BE ON THE FINAL)
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Early Latin America
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The Ottomans, Safavids, and Mughals
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Asian Transitions in the Early Modern Era
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The Emergence of Western Industrial Society
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Industrialization and Imperialism
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The Consolidation of Latin America
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The Ottoman and Qing Collapse (February Break)
Take the on-line test as usual. Notes for chapters 26 & 27 are due Friday the 26th. -
The 1920sThere are no study guides for the next three chapters due to a disconnect between our textbook and the publisher's on-line resources.Use the Stearns site -- linked at the top of the page -- for a study guide instead.
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The Great Depression and Authoritarian Response
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WWII and the End of the European Global Order
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East and West During The Cold War
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Latin American Revolution and Reaction in the 20th Century (Spring Break)
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African, Middle Eastern and Asian Independence
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Nation-Building in East Asia and the Pacific Rim.
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Globalization and Resistance
There are two study guides and two practice quizzes, each covering half of the chapter. You should use both to prepare for this week's chapter.