History 10 explores how our modern, industrialized, democratic societies came to be. Students will examine changes in European society and culture from the mid-18th century to World War I that have shaped today's western worldview.
Prerequisite
None
Delivered
Online Asynchronous OR Live Broadcast
Credits
Social Science 10
Students will examine the French Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, the rise of nationalism and liberalism, and the Age of the New Imperialism are some of the historic events and movements that will illustrate these changes. Throughout their studies, students will also come to understand how worldview shapes world events and influences political and economic decision-making in the past and present.
Students have the option to enroll in the History 10 live broadcast synchronous course OR the History 10 online asynchronous course.
Live broadcast synchronous: students attend a live broadcast at a specific time, every week. If you're interested in enrolling in the History 10 synchronous course, please review the live broadcast details and schedule.
Online asynchronous: students can take History 10 anywhere, anytime.
Revolutions and reforms in 18th century Europe
Money, machines, and the industrial revolution
The rise of nation-states
The age of the new imperialism
This course requires a midterm and a final exam to be supervised by a proctor
Word processor (e.g.: MS Word, Google Docs, etc.)
Presentation software (e.g.: MS PowerPoint, Google Slides, etc.)
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