AP World History Modern Units Overview

Ben Freeman introduces the AP World History Modern course, highlighting its scope from 1200 CE to present, with a focus on preparing students for one of the toughest AP exams. The course is divided into nine units, covering periods from the Global Tapestry to the Contemporary Period. Freeman emphasizes the importance of understanding the course structure and familiarizing oneself with the early units. He provides an overview of each unit, detailing the historical periods and themes covered, such as revolutions, imperialism, and globalization. The video concludes with preparation tips for students.

Who is the presenter of the AP World History Modern video series?

• Ben Freeman

• Michael Johnson

• John Doe

• Jane Smith

What is the time span covered by the AP World History Modern course?

• 1200 CE to 2001 CE

• 1000 CE to 2000 CE

• 1800 CE to present

• 1500 CE to 2020 CE

What is the main focus of Unit 1 in the AP World History Modern course?

• Revolutions

• Global Tapestry

• Industrialization

• Global Conflicts

Which period do Units 1 and 2 of the AP World History Modern course cover?

• 1900 to present

• 1450 to 1750

• 1750 to 1900

• 1200 to 1450

Which empires are covered in Unit 3 of the AP World History Modern course?

• Spanish and Dutch

• Ottomans and Mughals

• British and French

• Chinese and Japanese

What is the focus of Unit 5 in the AP World History Modern course?

• Global Tapestry

• Global Conflicts

• Networks of Exchange

• Revolutions

What is the main theme of Unit 7 in the AP World History Modern course?

• Industrialization

• Global Conflicts

• Networks of Exchange

• Global Tapestry

Which period does Unit 8 of the AP World History Modern course focus on?

• Global Tapestry

• Industrialization

• Revolutions

• Cold War and decolonization

What is the primary focus of Unit 9 in the AP World History Modern course?

• Industrialization

• Revolutions

• Global Conflicts

• Globalization

What is the recommended focus for students at the start of the AP World History Modern course?

• Units 1 and 2

• Units 5 and 6

• Units 3 and 4

• Units 7 to 9