COURSE NUMBER: SS835 (P World History Immersion video)
Grade Level: 10th Grade
Graduation Credit: World History Credit
UC/CSU CREDIT: (a) History
Major turning points that shaped the modern world, from the late eighteenth century through the present, are the focus of this year-long course. After tracing the development of Western political thought, students compare and contrast the Glorious Revolution, the American Revolution, and the French Revolution and their worldwide effects. They study the effects of the Industrial Revolution and patterns of change in the era of New Imperialism, as well as the causes, course, and effects of the First World War. The rise of totalitarian governments after World War I is analyzed; so are the causes and consequences of World War II. An emphasis is placed on the international developments in the post-World War II world, including the consideration of nation-building in the contemporary world from a variety of perspectives. Students develop an understanding and make considered judgments regarding the historical roots of contemporary world issues, especially as they relate to international relations.
This unique college prep level course will expose students to the studies of world history utilizing the Spanish language for all aspects of learning. The course is conducted fully in Spanish, including materials, lectures, exams, and projects.
Placement Criteria: Multiple Measures
- Most recent IEP recommendations