Welcome to Global II Honors
This course is designed as a survey of world history and culture from 1500's to the
present. Emphasis will be placed on the following: a global view of the world’s history,
history’s relevance to the present, and an appreciation of the universality and diversity of the
human race. Students will make judgments on events in history, as well as learn to
recognize historical bias. Students will write persuasive and analytical essays and
speeches. They will also use writing to compare and contrast people and events in
history. Students will be required to read approximately 100- 200 + pages of outside
reading per quarter. Students will conduct independent research and will be responsible
for guided and independent learning. Students will also apply creativity to historical
concepts. This course will challenge you and provide many rewarding experiences
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