World History

Description

This project-based high school social studies course aims to explore world history and geography from the late eighteenth century to the present while aligning with California social studies standards. Through various project-based activities, students will delve into pivotal events, figures, and themes that shaped the world during this period, including the Age of Revolutions, Imperialism, World Wars, Cold War, globalization, and contemporary issues. Students will analyze different regions’ political, economic, and social systems and their impact on global relations and conflict. Students will use critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills to research, present, and reflect on their learning. By the end of the course, students will have a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of world history and geography and how it relates to their lives and the world they live in today.