Description

Age of Revolution
High School program
1850 – 1930

This comprehensive modern history covers both U.S. and World History side by side.  The following “revolutions” will be studied in the course of study. They overlap in time, so specific questions will appear on Unit Worksheets.

Revolutions in Society
Revolutions in the Arts
Revolutions in Politics
Revolutions in Faith
Revolutions in Science
Revolutions in Economics
Revolutions in Race

These revolutions interacted and traveled not just through one part of the world, but throughout the world, affecting the affairs of people across the globe.

Research questionnaires are provided for the following areas, with a special questionnaire for students to interact with a chosen famous individual in each unit, imagining how life would be without that person in history.  Students will grasp how just one person, themselves included, can change the world!

American presidents and their foreign and domestic policies will be studied
Nobel Prize Winners
World powers and their leaders
Wars and Battles
Humanities (art, music, & architecture)
Civics

Other areas include:

Economics
Literature & Composition (Literature books are assigned and all other literature selections are included in the Student Book)
Modern Geography
World and U.S. Timeline Events
Events in American History
Vocabulary will pertain to the subjects of study
Inventions & Innovations

The Age of Revolution set includes

Age of Revolution Teacher’s Key
Age of Revolution Student Book
Age of Revolution Student Pack
Age of Revolution Maps & Maps Key Download

by Linda Thornhill, Cheryl Horton and Karen Caroe