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Series Details
About
The most essential part of an AP History course is understanding trends, changes, and consistencies in history among nations and regions. Several times per week, we will conduct in-depth explorations of specific key topics in World History, such as Religion, Trade, Taxation, Bureaucracy, Propaganda, State Centralization, Nationalism, Colonialism, Art/Literature, and more. From 1200 to the modern day, we will cover these topics across various eras and empires, employing numerous historical analysis tools that you will utilize in your essays. There will be no memorization of dates or random historical figures; instead, we will focus on studying the Engines of history. We will also cover how do incorporate these ideas in Essays and free response questions. LEQ's MCQ's, DBQ's, we will refine these and make you incredible at scoring on these. Participation will be expected through either chat or microphone, cameras are not required but are highly encouraged.
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Dates
July 17 - August 3
Learners
5 / 20
Total Sessions
3
About the Tutor
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MF
Waz up goofy. I'm a Jewish Ukranian immigrant living the great crab state of Maryland looking to become a Eastern European Historian. I care deeply about history and have a wealth of understanding I can give. I'm a silly guy who cares about this stuff.
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Upcoming Sessions
0
Past Sessions
3
17
Jul
AM
Session 1
AP World History: Modern
A interactive student focused trade game to help you understand trade and how it emerged and was used in history.
24
Jul
AM
Session 2
AP World History: Modern
Trade and how facilitated the spread of technology, culture, empire, and power from China and India to the Americas.
3
Aug
AM
Session 3
AP World History: Modern
We are going to begin learning about the trade routes that powered many of histories greatest empires, how they changed, and the many players who shaped them.
Lesson focus: Unit 1.1 of AP World, The Chinese Song Dynasty and how it powered the Silk Road