AP European History
Tracing the evolution of European societies from approximately 1450 to the present, this course examines cultural, economic, political, and social developments. Students analyze primary sources to understand events like the Renaissance, the Industrial Revolution, world wars, and European integration.
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11. Mass Society and the Crisis of the Prewar Order
4. States, Sovereignty, and Political Authority
17. Historical Interpretation and Themes in Modern Europe
12. The First World War and the Remaking of Europe
13. Crisis, Dictatorship, and the Second World War
8. The Industrial Revolution and Social Change
14. Genocide, War, and Europe’s Ruins
9. Ideologies and Political Conflict in the Nineteenth Century
3. Religious Reformations and Confessional Europe
16. European Integration and Contemporary Europe
6. Commerce, Empire, and European Society
15. Cold War Europe and Decolonization
5. Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment Thought
2. The Renaissance and Humanism
1. Europe in 1450: Setting the Historical Stage
10. Nationalism, Empire, and European Expansion
7. Revolution and Napoleon
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16. European Integration and Contemporary Europe
15. Cold War Europe and Decolonization
7. Revolution and Napoleon
9. Ideologies and Political Conflict in the Nineteenth Century
2. The Renaissance and Humanism
11. Mass Society and the Crisis of the Prewar Order
5. Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment Thought
12. The First World War and the Remaking of Europe
1. Europe in 1450: Setting the Historical Stage
13. Crisis, Dictatorship, and the Second World War
17. Historical Interpretation and Themes in Modern Europe
6. Commerce, Empire, and European Society
14. Genocide, War, and Europe’s Ruins
3. Religious Reformations and Confessional Europe
10. Nationalism, Empire, and European Expansion
8. The Industrial Revolution and Social Change
4. States, Sovereignty, and Political Authority