AP* World History
This year is going to be a lot of work but if you take it seriously and work hard, then the end result will be 6 college credits and a head start into the world of college learning.  I will be working to make this class as interactive, fun and interesting, but this is not a one sided effort. You MUST DO YOUR PART. This site will help with your at home preparation.

 

These are some sheets that sum up the time periods. We have placed these reviews up early so you have an idea as to what we are going to work on throughout the year. This will also allow you to get a head start on some areas that you might want to look at.
Every link and worksheet on the website is DIFFERENT and all will help you refresh your knowledge on the most important areas of world history.

Objectives of the AP* EXAM

Essay Tips
These handouts were compiled over the years to help you focus on the objectives of each individual essay. Please download them and read them, they are not like any essay you have written before and they must be done in this format. AP* writing is very specific, so know what you mus do.
Change over Time Essay
Comparative Essay
Document Based Question Essay

Check of this link which will allow you to download a WORLD HISTORY TIMELINE that was created by other AP* students over the years. It contains almost every major event in world history.

This is a GLOSSARY also put together by past AP* students that contains almost every major event, person, document, and other things, with a small explanation of their importance.

PDF: Review Sheets

Review: Foundations                                                                                
Review: 600-1400
Review: 1450-1750
Review: 1750-1914
Review: 1914- the Present

Microsoft Word: Review Sheets
Review: The Foundations
Review: 600 to 1450
Review: 1450 to 1750
Review: 1750 to 1914
Review: 1914 to the Present

Student's Friend Global History Summary
This document and others can be found at www.studentsfriend.com

This is a summary of world history and would be a good place to start your reading into world history.

Student's Friend PDF Part I (Foundations- 1500's)
Student's Friend PDF Part II (1500's to the Present)

Student's Friend Microsoft Word Part I (Foundations- 1500's)
Student's Friend Microsoft Word Part II (1500's to the Present)

Practice Multiple Choice Review
Asia 1450-1750

Gunpowder Empires

Russia: 1450-1910

The Rise of Revolution: 1789-1871

Industrialization
Random Russia, China and Japan 1800s
Imperialism
World War I Questions
Class Notes:
Lesson 1: Paleolithic and Neolithic periods
Lesson 2: Sumerian Civilization
Lesson 3: Hammurabi and Babylon
Lesson 4: Ancient Middle Eastern Civilizations
Lesson 5: Egyptian Society
Lesson 6: Egyptian Achievements
Lesson 7: Indus Valley Civilizations
Lesson 8: The Aryan Civilization
Lesson 9: Hinduism
Lesson 10: Buddhism
Lesson 11: The Xia and Shang Dynasties
Lesson 12: The Zhou Dynasty
Lesson 13: Chinese Philosophies
Lesson 14: Greek Civilizations
Lesson 15: Differences between Athens and Sparta
Lesson 16: Persian and Peloponnesian Wars
Lesson 17: Greek Achievements (notes)
Lesson 18: Alexander the Great
Lesson 19: Rome Geography
Lesson 20: The Punic Wars and Roman Expansion
Lesson 21: Roman Imperialism
Lesson 22: Julius Caesar
Lesson 23: Augustus
Lesson 24: The Bad Roman Emperors
Lesson 25: The Fall of Rome
Lesson 26: Christianity
Lesson 27: Maurya and Gupta Empires
Lesson 28: The Han Dynasty
Lesson 29: The Origin of Islam
Lesson 30: The Umayyads
Lesson 31: The Abbasids
Lesson 32: The Byzantine Empire
Lesson 33: Byzantine Christianity and Russia
Lesson 34: Ghana, Mali and Songhai: West Africa
Lesson 35: The Carolingian Dynasty
Lesson 36: Manorialism & Feudalism
Lesson 37: The Role of the Catholic Church
Lesson 38: The Crusades
Lesson 39: The Results of the Crusades
Lesson 40: High Middle Ages
Lesson 41: William the Conqueror and the Rise of Nations
Lesson 42: The Black Plague
Lesson 43: The Hundred Years War
Lesson 44: The Maya Civilization
Lesson 45: The Aztec Empire
Lesson 46: The Incan Empire
Lesson 47: The Tang Dynasty
Lesson 48: The Song Dynasty
Lesson 49: Japanese Geography
Lesson 50: Japanese Feudalism
Lesson 51: Tokugawa Shogunate
Lesson 52: The Mongols and Genghis Khan
Lesson 53: Kublai Khan and Pax Mongolia
Lesson 54: Renaissance
Lesson 55: The Protestant Reformation
Lesson 56: Counter Reformation notes
Lesson 57: The Scientific Revolution
Lesson 58: Enlightenment Philosophers
Lesson 59: Age of Exploration
Lesson 60: Conquistadors & Spanish Conquests
Lesson 61: Triangular Trade
Lesson 62: Ming And Qing
Lesson 63: The Ottoman Empire
Lesson 64: The Safavid Empire
Lesson 65: The Mughal Empire
Lesson 66: The Rise of Russia                     
Lesson 67: Absolutism in England
Lesson 68: Absolutism in France
Lesson 69: The French Revolution
Lesson 70: Napoleon
Lesson 71: Congress of Vienna
Lesson 72: The Latin American Revolutions
Lesson 73: Revolutions of 1830 & 1848
Lesson 74: Commercial Revolution, Smith and Marx
Lesson 75: The Industrial Revolution
Lesson 76: Italian Nationalism
Lesson 77: German Unification
Lesson 78: Irish Potato Famine
Lesson 79: Jewish Nationalism
Lesson 80: Imperialism in Africa
Lesson 81: Imperialism in India
Lesson 82: Chinese Imperialism
Lesson 83: Meiji Restoration
Lesson 84: Imperialism in Southeast Asia
Lesson 85: Imperialism in Latin America
Lesson 86: World War I
Lesson 87: Armenian Massacre
Lesson 88: The Russian Revolution
Lesson 89: The Mexican Revolution
Lesson 90: Mustafa Kemal and Turkey
Lesson 91: Italian Fascism
Lesson 92: Nazi Germany
Lesson 93: Anti-Semitism in Germany
Lesson 94: Japanese Aggression 1930's
Lesson 95: Europe in the 1930's
Lesson 96: World War II
Lesson 97: Peace after WWII
Lesson 98: The Holocaust
Lesson 99: The Chinese Revolution (Mao and Deng)
Lesson 100: Indian Independence
Lesson 101: The Entire Cold War
Lesson 102: Khmer Rouge
Lesson 103: 20th Century Africa
Lesson 104: Rwanda
Lesson 105: Middle East and OPEC
Lesson 106: The European Union
Lesson 107: Iranian Revolution
Lesson 108: The ENTIRE History of Africa
Lesson 109: 20th Century Latin America

Additional Information
    The Amber Road
    The Prague Spring
    Global Trade Patterns
    Gender Relations
    Economic Systems
Class Handouts:
Lesson 1: Paleolithic and Neolithic Periods
Notes on Gender Differences
Chart comparing Paleolithic and Neolithic
Çatal Hüyük and Jericho
Paleolithic and Neolithic Periods
Lesson 2: Sumer and Mesopotamia
Life in Ancient Sumer
Advances of the Sumerians
Lesson 3: The Code of Hammurabi
Lesson 4: Ancient Middle Eastern Civilizations
Lesson 5: Egypt: Beginnings
Lesson 6: Egyptian Achievements
Lesson 7: Indus Valley Civilizations
Lesson 8: The Aryans
Lesson 9: Hinduism
Lesson 10: Buddhism
Lesson 11: The Xia and Shang Dynasties
Lesson 12: The Zhou Dynasty
Lesson 13: Chinese Philosophies
Lesson 14: Early Greek Civilizations
Lesson 15: Athens vs. Sparta Chart
Lesson 16: The Persian and Peloponnesian Wars (docs)
Lesson 17: The Greek Achievements
Lesson 18: Alexander the Great's Legacy
Lesson 19: Roman Geography
Lesson 20: The Punic Wars
Lesson 21: Roman Expansion and Imperialism
Lesson 22: The Rise of Caesar
Lesson 23: Augustus and the Pax Romana
Lesson 24: The Bad Julian Emperors
Lesson 25: The Fall of the Roman Empire
Lesson 26: The Origins of Christianity
Lesson 27: Classical India
Lesson 28: The Han Dynasty      Chart for Han Handout
Lesson 29: The Birth of Islam
Lesson 30: The Umayyad Dynasty
Lesson 31: The Abbasid Dynasty
Lesson 32: The Byzantine Empire
Lesson 33: Byzantine Christianity
Lesson 34: Ghana, Mali and Songhai: Africa
Lesson 35: The Middle Ages and Charlemagne
Lesson 36: Feudalism and Manorialism
Lesson 37: Catholic Church in the Middle Ages
Lesson 38: The Crusades
Lesson 39: The Effects of the Crusades
Lesson 40: High Middle Ages
Lesson 41: William the Conqueror
Lesson 42: The Black Plague
Lesson 43: The Hundred Years War (France vs. England)
Lesson 44: The Maya
Lesson 45: The Aztecs
Lesson 46: The Inca
Lesson 47: The Tang Dynasty
Lesson 48: The Song Dynasty
Lesson 49: Japanese Geography
Lesson 50: Japanese Feudalism
Lesson 51: The Tokugawa Shogunate
Lesson 52: The Mongol Empire
Lesson 53: The Mongols after Genghis Khan
Lesson 54: The Renaissance 2010
Lesson 55: Protestant Reformation---Luther
Lesson 56: Counter Reformation
Lesson 57: Scientific Revolution
Lesson 58: The Enlightenment
Lesson 59: The Age of Exploration
Lesson 60: Spanish Conquests
Lesson 61: Columbian Exchange
Lesson 62: Ming and Qing Dynasties
Lesson 63: The Ottoman Empire
Lesson 64: The Safavid Empire in Iran
Lesson 65: The Mughal Empire in India
Lesson 66: The Russian Empire
Catherine the Great
Russia: 1800's
Lesson 67: English Absolutism
Lesson 68: French Absolutism
Lesson 69: The Beginning of the French Revolution
Lesson 70:The Rise and Fall of Napoleon
Lesson 75: The Industrial Revolution
Lesson 76: Italian Nationalism
Lesson 77: German Unification
Lesson 78: The Great Hunger in Ireland
Lesson 79: The Rise of Jewish Nationalism
Lesson 79a: Crimean War
Lesson 80: Imperialism in Africa
Lesson 81: Sepoy Mutiny
Lesson 82: Imperialism in China
Lesson 83: Meiji Restoration
Lesson 84: Imperialism in the Pacific
Lesson 85: Imperialism in Latin America
Lesson 86: World War I
Lesson 87: Armenian Massacre
Lesson 88: Russian Revolution
Lesson 88a: Joseph Stalin
Lesson 89: Mexican Revolution
Lesson 90: Mustafa Kemal and Turkey
Lesson 91: Fascism in Italy
Lesson 92: Fascism in Germany
Lesson 93: Anti-Semitism in Germany
Lesson 94: Europe before WWII
Lesson 95: Japanese Expansion
Lesson 96: World War II
Lesson 97: Peace After WWII
Lesson 98: The Holocaust
Lesson 99: Communism in China
Lesson 100: Gandhi and India
Lesson 101: The Cold War
Lesson 102: The Khmer Rouge
Lesson 103: Genocide in Rwanda
Lesson 104: Apartheid in South Africa
Lesson 105: The Middle East & OPEC
Lesson 106: The Green Revolution
Lesson 107: The Iranian Revolution
Lesson 108: Economic Systems
Lesson 109: The European Union

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