World History Units and Topics Reviews
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Social Studies
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9th - 12th Grade
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TJ Slancauskas
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The Renaissance witnessed a rebirth of classical Greek and Roman style and thinking, leading to the emergence of the humanist mindset.
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These units explored the development of lands into empires, the impact of leadership strategies like conquest and trade, and the enduring influence of religions on contemporary life. (Select two)
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An era marked by instability and tension, leading to the rise of dictatorships in Europe and imperial ambitions in Asia, culminating in a global conflict fueled by conquests and oppression.
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In this unit you learned about the forced displacement of millions of Africans into slavery, the collapse of Native American societies, the establishment of European colonies in Asia, and the closure of certain Asian regions to European contact.
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Emphasizing the importance of online responsibilities and integrity, this unit aimed to equip you with skills to foster a supportive and respectful online community.
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This unit examined the global shift in the late 19th to early 20th centuries as the rise of nations challenged conservative governments worldwide.
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The early 20th century saw fierce competition among industrialized nations, leading to alliances and the outbreak of a global war that caused millions of casualties, and economic and political instability, setting the stage for another global conflict.
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This was an era marked by the emergence of new global power structures characterized by competing ideologies and tension as superpowers vied for influence and built their nuclear capabilities.
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This unit explored the 15th-17th by delving into an era of significant global connections spurred by European exploration.
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This unit delved into the evolution of human societies from small nomadic communities to well-known civilizations such as those in India, China, Greece, and Rome.
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The Post World War II Era saw the emergence of new states like Israel and Pakistan, the decolonization in Africa, and proxy wars in Asia.
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The late 1700s to early 1900s brought rapid technological change. Originating in Britain, it spread globally, reshaping work and sparking intellectual debates on its effects.
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In this mini/sub-Unit, you witnessed the growth of the Ottomans and navigated through European feudalism, societal struggles & pandemics.
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This unit examined global developments from the 16th to 19th centuries, encompassing the reign of empires and prominent families.
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This unit explored the "Four Cs" of Critical Thinking and how to use them detect and report biased and fake news.
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Movements such as the Protestant Reformation, Scientific Revolution, and the Enlightenment challenged traditional ways of thinking and living.
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By the late 1800s, industrialized European powers and the United States had colonized regions in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, vying for economic dominance and global influence.
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In this Unit, you witnessed the rise and fall of African empires, traveled the lands of Mongol rule, engaged in power struggles on the Korean Peninsula, developed an appreciation for the Americas' rich cultural heritage.
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This unit examined a time that saw domestic and international challenges to monarchies in Europe and the formation of new countries.
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This unit encourages you to look to the past to critically analyze the historical context of modern issues (aka current events through historical trends).
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