This course examines a series of interconnected revolutions that transformed the modern world. Building on skills acquired in earlier history and English courses, students will study the origins and key events of numerous rebellions including the American, French, and Haitian Revolutions along with other notable uprisings in modern history. The course will focus on how different social groups experienced and influenced political and economic upheavals. Students will examine a wide range of texts and sources, including artwork, literature, political pamphlets, and philosophical writings. This course will serve as preparation for advanced work in history.
Course Number
OH005
Level
High School
Semester
Year-long
Credit per Semester
5.00
Subject
Prerequisites
Enrollment in or completion of Literary Analysis and Argumentation (OE009) or Textual Analysis and Argumentation (OE010)