AP World History

All of these notes are taken in preparation for the AP World Exam. These notes, in specific, are teacher notes from lectures and powerpoints, so these notes may not correlate with a specific textbook or a specific edition, but provides a sufficient understanding of the time period as far as the exam goes.

All of these notes are taken in preparation for the AP World Exam. These notes, in specific, are teacher notes from lectures and powerpoints, so these notes may not correlate with a specific textbook or a specific edition, but provides a sufficient understanding of the time period as far as the exam goes.

All of these notes are taken in preparation for the AP World Exam. These notes, in specific, are teacher notes from lectures and powerpoints, so these notes may not correlate with a specific textbook or a specific edition, but provides sufficient supporting material necessary for taking the exam in May.

All of these notes are taken in preparation for the AP World Exam. These notes, in specific, are teacher notes from lectures and powerpoints, so these notes may not correlate with a specific textbook or a specific edition, but provides sufficient supporting material necessary for taking the exam in May.

All of these notes are taken in preparation for the AP World Exam. These notes, in specific, are teacher notes from lectures and powerpoints, so these notes may not correlate with a specific textbook or a specific edition, but provides necessary information in preparation for the final exam.

All notes in this document are taken from Chapter 15 of the textbook Ways of the World written for the AP World History course. Topics covered include the Globalization of Christianity, Persistence and Change of Afro-Asian Cultural Traditions, and the Birth of Modern Science.

The notes in this document are taken from Chapter 14 from the textbook Ways of the World made for the AP World History course. Topics covered include interactions between Europeans and Asians, Fur Commerce, and the Atlantic Slave Trade.

All notes are taken from Chapter 13 of Ways of the World. This chapter covers the political changes in the Americas and Asia within the 4th period of history marked by years 1450 to 1750.