Grade 9-10TAC §113.42
World History Studies
From ancient civilizations through the modern era. Political, economic, religious, and social forces that shaped the world — with primary sources and multiple perspectives.
Units
14
Credit
1.0 credit
Weekly Hours
4 hrs
Duration
36 weeks
What You'll Learn
Civilizations to Globalization
From river valley civilizations through industrialization, world wars, decolonization, and the digital age.
Primary Source Analysis
Read treaties, speeches, letters, and artifacts. Build the historical thinking skills that AP demands.
TEKS §113.42 Aligned
Covers Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for World History Studies.
Units (14)
1From Foragers to Farmers: The Foundations of Civilization2Classical Civilizations: Greece, Rome, and Beyond3Belief Systems That Shaped the World4Post-Classical Connections: 600–1450 CE5Contact and Collision: The Age of Exploration6Renaissance and Reformation: Ideas That Changed Europe7Enlightenment and Revolution: The Birth of Modern Politics8Smoke and Steel: The Industrial Revolution9Maps Redrawn: Imperialism and Nationalism10The War to End All Wars: World War I11Between the Wars: Rise of Totalitarianism12Total War: World War II and the Holocaust13Divided World: Cold War and Decolonization14One World? Globalization and the Contemporary Era