Three classes,
one library.
Each course has its own home, its own tutor, and the same proven structure — units, themes, exam skills, and practice that scores like the real thing.
— 1200 to present —
I.
AP World History: Modern
Nine units of CED-aligned topics with DBQ, LEQ, and SAQ writing labs. Built from years of teaching the course.
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— 1491 to present —
II.
AP U.S. History
Same review structure as APWH, focused on the American story. New for 2026 — nine periods, sixty-eight topics, seven themes.
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— Renaissance to today —
III.
Modern World History
The year before AP World — themes and skills that scaffold up. Built for 10th-graders making the jump to AP next year.
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