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01 River Valley Civilizations and Their InnovationsC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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02 Ancient Greece: City-States and Ideas About GovernmentC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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03 Rome: Republic, Empire and LegacyC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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04 Han China, the Maurya and Gupta EmpiresC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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05 Geography and the Rise of Early CivilizationsC3 D2.Geo (Human-Environment Interaction) 9-12
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06 Neolithic Revolution and the Shift to FarmingC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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07 Writing Systems and Record Keeping in Early SocietiesC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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08 Law Codes and Early Government in Mesopotamia and EgyptC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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09 Persian Empire: Administration and ToleranceC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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01 Silk Road and Indian Ocean Trade NetworksC3 D2.Eco (Exchange and Markets) 9-12
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02 Spread of World Belief Systems as HistoryC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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03 Trade Cities and the Movement of IdeasC3 D2.Geo (Human Population) 9-12
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04 The Mali and Songhai Empires of West AfricaC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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05 Comparing Primary Sources From Trade RoutesC3 D2.His (Historical Sources and Evidence) 9-12
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06 Monsoon Winds and Trade Routes as GeographyC3 D2.Geo (Human-Environment Interaction) 9-12
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07 Ancient Trade Goods and Supply and DemandC3 D2.Eco (Exchange and Markets) 9-12
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01 Feudalism and Medieval SocietyC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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02 The Byzantine Empire and the Islamic CaliphatesC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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03 The Mongol Empire and Its EffectsC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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04 Tang and Song China, Medieval JapanC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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05 The Black Death and Its EffectsC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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06 Medieval Trade Guilds and the Rise of TownsC3 D2.Eco (Exchange and Markets) 9-12
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07 The Magna Carta and Limits on RulersC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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08 Great Zimbabwe and East African Trading StatesC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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01 Renaissance Ideas and the Printing PressC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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02 Causes and Effects of the Reformation as HistoryC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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03 The Ottoman, Safavid and Mughal EmpiresC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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04 Ming and Qing China, Tokugawa JapanC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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05 The Scientific RevolutionC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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06 Absolutism in Europe: Comparing MonarchiesC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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07 Gunpowder Technology and Changes in WarfareC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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01 Motives and Technologies of European ExplorationC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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02 The Columbian ExchangeC3 D2.Geo (Human-Environment Interaction) 9-12
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03 The Atlantic Slave Trade and Its ConsequencesC3 D2.His (Perspectives) 9-12
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04 Mercantilism and Early Global TradeC3 D2.Eco (Exchange and Markets) 9-12
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05 Aztec, Maya and Inca Societies and Their Encounters With EuropeansC3 D2.His (Perspectives) 9-12
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06 Spanish and Portuguese Colonial Systems ComparedC3 D2.His (Perspectives) 9-12
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07 Maps of Exploration: Reading Routes and TerritoriesC3 D2.Geo (Geographic Representations) 9-12
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01 The Enlightenment and Political IdeasC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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02 The French Revolution and NapoleonC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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03 Independence Movements in Latin AmericaC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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04 The Industrial Revolution and Its Social EffectsC3 D2.Eco (Economic Decision Making) 9-12
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05 Nationalism and the Unification of NationsC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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06 The American Revolution in Global ContextC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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07 The Haitian Revolution and Abolition MovementsC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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08 Urbanization and Population Change in the Industrial AgeC3 D2.Geo (Human Population) 9-12
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09 Reform Movements and Workers' Rights in the 1800sC3 D2.His (Perspectives) 9-12
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01 Causes and Methods of New ImperialismC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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02 Effects of Imperialism on Africa and AsiaC3 D2.His (Perspectives) 9-12
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03 Causes of World War IC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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04 Revolutions in Russia and China in the Early 1900sC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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05 World War II: Causes, Course and the Holocaust as HistoryC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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06 Alliances, Arms Race and the Spread of World War IC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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07 The Great Depression as a Global Economic EventC3 D2.Eco (Economic Decision Making) 9-12
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08 Totalitarian States: Propaganda and Control Between the WarsC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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09 Home Front, Technology and the End of World War IIC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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01 Decolonization and New NationsC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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02 The Cold War as a Global ConflictC3 D2.His (Causation and Argumentation) 9-12
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03 Globalization and Interdependent EconomiesC3 D2.Eco (Global Economy) 9-12
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04 International Organizations and CooperationC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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05 Evaluating Maps, Timelines and Primary Sources Across ErasC3 D2.His (Historical Sources and Evidence) 9-12
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06 The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Human Rights HistoryC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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07 Population Growth, Migration and Urban Change Since 1950C3 D2.Geo (Human Population) 9-12
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08 Communication Technology and Global Change Since 1990C3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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09 Environmental Change and International ResponsesC3 D2.Geo (Human-Environment Interaction) 9-12
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