World History Tutoring

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Earth is a limited space. Even though the other side of the world seem to be so very far that sometimes we can say unreachable, history demonstrates that the humanity is all connected and the current political relationships, friends or foes, have a basis and an explanation from ages ago.

Students are first exposed to World History in 6th grade, when they expand their understanding of history by studying the people and events that ushered in the dawn of the major Western and non-Western ancient civilizations.

In 7th grade students continue to study World History from Middle Age to early modern times.

Then, in high school, students have the option of taking AP World History. In college, there are various World History courses in different formats and content.

Regardless of what is the course within the World History sequence, the tutors from Tutoring in Los Angeles are ready to assist your student with studying, researching, writing essays and understanding the connection between different events that created a certain historical conjuncture.

Most commonly, students request assistance from Tutoring in Los Angeles with AP World History.

Our AP World History tutors have experience with the test, can easily identify the reason the students are struggling with the material and how to avoid the frustration and better prepare for the College Board exam.

AP World History course as resented by the College Board, the administrator of this test covers the following period and topics:

1. 1200-1450 The Global Tapestry – the way states were formed, expanded and declined in area of the world and the related political, social and cultural developments
2. 1200-1450 Networks of Exchange – the world was connected through trade and these links affected people, cultures and environments.
3. 1450-1750 – exploration of the empires that ruled during those times vast territories.
4. 1450-1750 – Transoceanic Interconnections – developments in ocean exploration led to discovery of new territories, and created new maritime empires which had significant effects on the new cross-cultural encounters
5. 1750-1900 – Revolutions – new political ideas and developments in technology determined important changes in governments, society and economies.
6. 1750-1900 - Consequences of Industrialization – different states acquired and expanded their control over colonies and territories.
7. 1900-present – Global Conflict – study of the world wars and other conflicts that dominated this period.
8. 1900-present – Cold War and Decolonization – colonies seek independence and global powers struggle between capitalism and communism.
9. 1900-present Globalization – causes and effects of the interconnectivity of the modern world.