How did our world become so connected? The story begins in Global History I. This course takes students on an expansive journey from 10,000 B.C.E. through the Age of Exploration. We will explore the rise and fall of powerful civilizations, trace the development of global trade, and analyze the impacts of cross-cultural encounters that forever shaped our world. 

Picking up in the 18th century, Global History II explores the dramatic events of the modern world. From the Age of Revolutions to the challenges of the 21st century, we will investigate how nations have gained and lost power in a world constantly shrinking due to technological advancements. This course will challenge students to analyze complex historical events and prepare them for success on the Global History & Geography Regents exam.

What does it mean to be American? This junior-year course explores that question by digging into the nation's history, from its colonial origins to the present day. Students will investigate the key political turning points, economic shifts, and social movements that have forged the United States, culminating in the U.S. History Regents exam.