Modern World History

Course Description

Modern World History meets the South Carolina Social Studies standards and is a study of the history of the Modern World from 1300 to the present. Students will learn about the emergence of the Modern World, global affairs and interactions, the rise of new governments and competition in the global community, the emergence of new world powers, and the world from World War II to present day. Throughout the course, students will use historical thinking skills which will help develop them into citizens with a global perspective.

Course Topics

Emergence of the Modern World
Commerce, Innovation, & Expansion
Nationalism & Industrialization
World Power Struggle
Integration

SEMESTER ONE

All of the assignments for the first semester can be located here. You will be directed to which slide you should visit. If assignment require to submit your completed work, you will turn the assignment in via Google Classroom. You should not work ahead because many of the assignments require direct instruction which will be conducted by Ms. Oxner-West.

SEMESTER TWO

All of the assignments for the first semester can be located here. You will be directed to which slide you should visit. If assignment require to submit your completed work, you will turn the assignment in via Google Classroom. You should not work ahead because many of the assignments require direct instruction which will be conducted by Ms. Oxner-West.