WHH Syllabus

Home World History Honors Home Syllabus Unit Descriptions Class Rules World Cup	WORLD HISTORY HONORS SYLLABUS Unit I Unit II Unit III Unit IV Unit V Unit VI Unit VII Unit VIII Unit IX Unit X Unit XI
	UNIT I	Text - McDougal	Supplementary Material	Media and Projects
*Links* AP Central World Maps United Nations Country Watch National Geographic Population - Reference Bureau Smithsonian Institute Worldwatch Institute World Health Organization CIA World Factbook US Census Bureau US State - Department Federal Agency - Statistics US Geological Survey Association of - American Geographers World Trends The World Game Earthlights Language Laws Travel Language	I. Foundations of Civilization and Formation of Cultures (12,000 B.C.E. to 1100 C.E.) Key Concept 1.1 — Throughout the Paleolithic era, humans developed sophisticated technologies and adapted to different geographical environments as they migrated from Africa to Eurasia, Australasia, and the Americas. Key Concept 1.2 — Beginning about 10,000 years ago, some human communities adopted sedentism and agriculture, while others pursued hunter-forager or pastoralist lifestyles—different pathways that had significant social and demographic ramifications. Key Concept 1.3 — The appearance of the first urban societies 5,000 years ago laid the foundations for the development of complex civilizations; these civilizations shared several significant social, political, and economic characteristics.	Chapter 1 The Peopling of the World Chapter 2 Early River Valley Civilizations Chapter 3 People and Ideas on the Move
	UNIT II	TEXT	SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL	MEDIA & PROJECTS
	II. Increasing Interactions: Commerce and Clashes (1100 B.C.E. to 1450 C.E.)
	UNIT III	TEXT	SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL	MEDIA & PROJECTS
	III. Global Interconnections (c. 1200 to c. 1600)
	UNIT IV	TEXT	SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL	MEDIA & PROJECTS
	IV. Trading Places (c.1600 to c.1750)
	UNIT V	TEXT	SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL	MEDIA & PROJECTS
	V. The Age of Reason (c.1650 to c.1750)
	UNIT VI	TEXT	SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL	MEDIA & PROJECTS
	VI. The Turbulent Transition to the Modern Era (c.1750 to c.1850)
	UNIT VII	TEXT	SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL	MEDIA & PROJECTS
	VII. A Revolution of Sustenance and Synergy (c. 1750 to 1914)
	UNIT VIII	TEXT	SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL	MEDIA & PROJECTS
	VIII. Industrialization and Imperialism (c. 1750 to 1914)
	UNIT IX	TEXT	SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL	MEDIA & PROJECTS
	IX. The Great War and the Age of Anxiety (c. 1914 to 1935)
	UNIT X	TEXT	SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL	MEDIA & PROJECTS
	X. The Crisis Years and World War II (c. 1931 to 1945)
	UNIT XI	TEXT	SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL	MEDIA & PROJECTS
	XI. Cold Wars and the Modern Age (c. 1945 to 2015)