AP Modern World History

1. 1750 to 1900 Consequences of Industrialization

1.1. rationale for imperialism (cult)

1.2. State expansion (gov), and Indigenous Response (gov)

1.3. Global econ dev (enviro)

1.4. Economic Imperialism (econ)

1.5. Causes of migration (enviro, econ)

1.6. Effects of migration (soc)

1.7. Causation arguments

2. 1900 to present: Global Conflict

2.1. Shifting Power after 1900 & Causes of WW1 (gov)

2.2. Conducting WW1 (tech)

2.3. Economy in the Interwar (econ) & unresolved tensions of WW1 (gov)

2.4. Causes of WW2 (gov)

2.5. Conducting WW2 (gov)

2.6. Mass atrocities (soc)

2.7. Causation in Global Conflict argument

3. 1900 to present Cold War and Decolonization

3.1. Cold War begins (gov)

3.2. Cold War (cult), and Effects (gov)

3.3. Spread of communism (econ, soc)

3.4. Decolonization (gov)

3.5. Newly Independent States (Gov, econ)

3.6. Resistance to Power structure (civil rights, protests; cult)

3.7. End of Cold War (gov)

3.8. Causation argument)

4. Globalization (present)

4.1. Advances in Tech & Exchange (med tech, comm tech, etc.)

4.2. Tech advances & limitations: Disease (enviro), Environment (enviro)

4.3. Econ in Global Age (econ)

4.4. Calls for reforms (soc; rights-based order)

4.5. Globalized Culture (cult)

4.6. Institutions in Globalized world (gov)

4.7. Continuity & change argument

5. 1.1200 to 1450 The Global Tapestry

5.1. Song Dynasty (Gov, Cult (confucian), Econ

5.2. Dar al-Islam (Cult (Abrahamics), Gov, Tech)

5.3. Southest Asia (Cult (budh, hindu), Gov)

5.4. Mesoamerica (Gov)

5.5. Africa (Gov)

5.6. Euro (Cult (Abrahamics), Gov (feudal), Social (serf)

5.7. Comparison writing

6. 1200 to 1450 Networks of Exchange

6.1. Silk Roads (Econ)

6.2. Mongols (Gov, Econ, Cult)

6.3. Indian Ocean (Econ, Cult, Enviro [geog?]

6.4. Trans Saharan (Tech, Gov)

6.5. Cult consq of connectivity (urbanization, ibn battuta)

6.6. Enviro consq of connectivity (plague)

6.7. econ exchange comp (argumentation skill practice?)

7. 1450 to 1750 Land-Based Empires

7.1. Imperial expansion (Gov)

7.2. Administration of Empire (gov [bureau])

7.3. Imperial belief systems (Protest Ref, Sikhs)

7.4. Argument

8. 1450 to 1750 Transoceanic Interconnections

8.1. Tech innovation (Euro, Isl, Asia)

8.2. Exploration/colonies (gov, econ)

8.3. Columbian Exchange (enviro-crops/disease)

8.4. Maritime Empires/euro, & maintain empires (gov, econ, social [slavery])

8.5. Challenges to state pwr (gov)

8.6. Social hierarchies (soc)

8.7. "continuity & change" argument

9. 1750 to 1900 Revolutiions

9.1. Enlightenment (cult, soc)

9.2. Nationalism & revolutions (gov)

9.3. Industrial Revolution (starts: enviro, spreads: tech)

9.4. Tech of Indus Rev, Gov of Indus Rev, Econ of Indus Rev

9.5. Reactions & Society in Indus Rev

9.6. Continuity & change Arguments