World History/Geography B

This course is an investigation of the world from the late 19th century until today. Areas of focus are the World Wars and their legacy, colonial independence movements and the economic and social problems of the contemporary world. Themes include nationalism and communism, modern total warfare and decolonization. Further inquiry into geographic concepts will also … Read more

World History/Geography A

This course will explore numerous world civilizations from the 15th through 19th centuries. Areas of focus will be Europe, the Middle East, East Asia and the Americas. Themes will include the Renaissance and Enlightenment, political and social revolution, imperialism, cultural conflict and interaction, along with technology and industrialization. In addition, students will be familiarized with … Read more

World History B

This research-intensive course will have the student utilize research and primary sources to get an in-depth understanding of world history from the rise of nationalism in the late 19th century to the contemporary world. Themes from a variety of perspectives, regarding social history, democratic government, the relationship between history and art will be examined. Focus … Read more

World History A

This research-intensive course will have the student utilize research and primary sources to get an in-depth understanding of world history from the Classical Age until the French Revolution. Themes from a variety of perspectives, regarding social history, democratic government, the relationship between history and art will be examined. Focus will be placed on the ability … Read more

US/AZ History B

This course continues the from part A. This course examines the United States from the Progressive era up to the contemporary nation. Areas of focus are the rise of the United States as a global power, the World Wars, the Civil Rights era and the early 21st century. Themes will include growing enfranchisement of women, … Read more

US/AZ History A

This course traces the development of American society from the earliest days of human habitation until the late 1800s. Areas of focus will be the colonial era, the American Revolution, the regional rift between North and South leading to the Civil War, and the Industrial Revolution that took place afterwards. Themes will include the role … Read more

US/AZ Government

This course will give the student a practical understanding of the principles and procedures of government. Themes include the Constitution and its amendments, including the Bill of Rights and liberties, the role of government and the responsibility of citizens.  In addition, students will examine the function of government and how civic engagement can create policy. … Read more