Modern World History (1 unit)
Students study historical content pertaining to the modern
era. The goals of Modern World History include: 1) to embark on intellectual
challenges while becoming active in self-learning and cooperative learning; 2)
to develop skills in the analysis of texts, formulation of arguments, both oral
and written, and acquisition of synthetic skills; 3) to be able to identify and
be aware of major forces that cause historical changes; and 4) to constantly
apply humanitarian outlooks to global predicaments.
Texts: Bently, Jerry and Herbert Ziegler. Traditions
and Encounters. 2nd ed. New York: McGraw Hill, 2003. Primary source
compilations.
Prerequisite: 10th grade standing.
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