Global History III: World History
Empires, Colonization, Resistance and Independence
Empires have shaped the political and cultural landscape of the world. They are the embodiment of power in policy and practice. How did they first form, and how have they evolved? Who are the people across history who have stood up to these colonizing giants? How did these leaders create movements that reimagined their world in the shadow of empires? And what are the legacies of colonization and imperialism that continue to manifest in our everyday lives?
Juniors are encouraged to take a second term of history and can choose from any of the available History electives.
- Interests: Law, Politics, Required Course, Social Sciences
- Grades: 11th
- Subjects: Global History & Social Sciences
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