Period 5: c. 1750-1900 CE

U5 - Revolution

U6 - Consequences of Industrialization

Learning Objectives -

Textbook Chapter PPTs

Scientific Revolution & Enlightenment Thought

Enlightenment & Atlantic Revolutions

Unit 5 Video Playlist

C2024 Produced Resources

Learning Objectives -

The first one listed for each unit is the one distributed through Canvas/class and the second is the excerpt of the College Board's Course and Exam Description booklet relevant to each unit. The CED version has more information.

Unit 5 - Revolutions
- "Should be able to...by proving that" Version
- Course and Exam Description (CED) Version
Unit 6 - Consequences of Industrialization
- "Should be able to...by proving that" Version
- Course and Exam Description (CED) Version

Textbook Chapter PPTs

These are the PowerPoints that come with your textbook. They are useful to preview events, focus or supplement your note-taking, and review for summative assignments.

The focus is Chapters 28 through 32, but there are sections from earlier chapters that are helpful.

Scientific Revolution & Enlightenment Thought

Tom Richey, an AP European History teacher, has a SlideShare presentation (click the image to go there) that covers the people listed to the right. (And, a tiny bit on Locke). If you want the video lecture, it is on YouTube.

School of Life -

- Political Theory - This playlist contains some Enlightenment thinkers. Voltaire happens to be on the literature list though.
- Western Philosophy - This is a longer playlist, but at least 3 of the people are on it.