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World History: From 1500 CE 
This course deals with actual content and history methods through an introductory study of world cultures from 1500 CE to the present. The course focuses on specific societies in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Western Hemisphere, analyzing and comparing how political, economic, social, cultural, and demographic factors influenced the development of these various cultures.

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 Course Delivery Format: Online/Asynchronous
This course is entirely online and will utilize the Blackboard Learning Management System in an asynchronous format. Online courses are not self-paced but provide flexibility because there are no scheduled meeting times. All instruction, including video/audio/written lectures, assignments, and testing, is delivered via Blackboard. Communication between instructors and students is through email, discussion boards, etc. Instructors may require testing to be conducted in a live, proctored setting or through an online virtual program, such as Respondus Lockdown Browser.  
DISCLAIMER:
The views expressed in the reading assignments and video lectures do not necessarily reflect the views of the instructor or the school. History is not monolithic; it is told through countless eyes with countless opinions
REQUIRED READINGS:
Carnes, Mark C., and John A. Garraty. American Destiny: Narrative of a Nation. 4th ed. Vol. 1.:  Pearson, 2011.

All other assigned texts will be provided to you through the learning modules or via links.

Click on a button to learn more about other assignments for this class:
Discussion Board
Midterm/Exam
Final Project
Sources
Final Thesis
LEARNING MODULES
Below is a list of each of the learning modules for this class. Click on a button to get started.
Module 1: Pre-History and the Pre-Columbian Era
Module 2: Colonial Age Part 1 Goals of Colonization, Spain, and France
Module 3: Colonial Age Part 2 European Presence
Module 4: Colonial Age Part 3 The British Empire
Module 5: American Revolution Part 1
Module 6: American Revolution Part 2
Module 7: Early Years of the Republic
Module 8: The 19th Century
Module 9: The Era of Good Feelings
Module 10: Indian Removal
Module 11: Abolitionism, Westward Expansion
Module 12: Divisions Between North and South
Module 13: The American Civil War Part One
Module 14: The American Civil War Part Two
Module 15: Manifest Destiny
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