World History Lessons
Listed below is the online lessons for World History. Cost per lesson is $11, or 5 lessons for $50! You can pick and choose!
Or you can purchase the entire class (34 lessons) for $175. A GREAT DEAL! So whether you are looking for help on a specific topic or you want the whole course, we have you covered!
We offer these classes for High School and Middle School Students!
Pre-History
- Introduction to Basic Writing for history
- History: Definition and Understandings
- Prehistory: History before the Written Word
- The Stone Age: Inventions before The Bronze Age
- The Stone Age: Copper Age
Early Civilizations
- Mesopotamia
- Egypt
- Phoenicians
- Israelites &Judaism
- Assyria and Persia
Asian Civilizations
- Indus Valley and India
- Mauryan, Kushan, Guptas Empire
- Early China: Shang & Zhou Dynasties
- Early Asian Religions: Buddhism, Daoism, Confucianism and Legalism
- Qin Dynasty & Han Dynasty
Greek Civilizations
- Minoan & Mycenaean Civilizations
- Greek Dark Ages and City States
- Sparta and Athens
- Greek Religion, Art, Philosophy and Writing
- Phillip II and Alexander the Great (Hellenistic Era)
Rome and the Rise of Christianity
- Rise of Rome, Roman Republic
- Growth of the Roman Empire
- Death of the Republic – Emperors of Rome
- Roman Empire: Growth, Decline and Fall
- Development of Christianity
Middle East
- Muslim Faith
- Umayyads
- Abassid Dynasty
- Crusades
- Impact of Islam on History, Literature and Science
African Cultures
- Early Civilizations and Religions
- Islam and Christianity
- Ghana, Mali, Songhai
- Impact of Trade Routes and Migration
- Art, Literature, Cultural Influences of Africa
Asian World (400 – 1500)
- China: Sui, Tang and Song Dynasty
- The Mongols
- Japan and Korea
- India after the Guptas
- Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Thailand, Burma, Malay)
Emerging Europe (400 - 1300)
- Role of Christianity and the Church
- Carolingian Empire
- Feudalism
- Growth of Countries (Germanic Tribes, Normans, France, Holy Roman Empire)
- Magna Carta
- Byzantine Empire, Crusades
Europe in the Middle Ages (1000 - 1500)
- Agricultural Advancement
- Growth and Importance of Trade
- Growth of Cities (Industry)
- Christianity and Reform
- Late Middle Ages (Plague, Decline of the Church, 100-year war)
The Americas (400 - 1500)
- The Inuit
- The Great Plains, The Anasazi
- MesoAmerica: Olmec, Teotihuacán, Mayans, Toltec , Aztec
- South America: Chavin, Nazca, Moche, Inca
Renaissance (1350 - 1600)
- Italian Renaissance
- Humanism, Art and Philosophy of Renaissance
- Protestant Reformation: Martin Luther, Lutheranism, Protestantism (Calvinism and Zwinglian), English Reformation and Catholic Reformation
Age of Exploration (1500 - 1800)
- Motives for Exploration, Expansion and Conquest
- Spanish and Portuguese Exploration
- Conquistadores: Destruction of Aztec and Inca
- Slave Trade
- Latin America Colonialism
Europe at War (1550 - 1715)
- Religion and War
- Thirty Year War, English Revolutions, English Restoration, Glorious Revolution
- France: Louis XIV, Richelieu and Mazarin
- Peter the Great
- Art, Theatre, Philosophy and Culture
Muslim NAtions (1450 - 1800)
- Ottoman Empire, Byzantine Empire
- Fall of Constantinople
- Safavid Dynasty
- Mogul Dynasty
- Europeans in India
East Asia (1400 - 1800)
- Ottoman Empire, Byzantine Empire
- Fall of Constantinople
- Safavid Dynasty
- Mogul Dynasty
- Europeans in India
Revolution and Enlightenment (1550 - 1800)
- Scientific Revolution
- Philosophical Revolution
- Path to Enlightenment (Lock, Newton, Descartes, Montesquieu, Voltaire, Diderot, Adam Smith)
- Impact of Enlightenment
- Seven Years War
- American Independence
French Revolution (1789 - 1815)
- Louis XVI and the Three Estates
- France’s New Constitution
- Reign of Terror (Robespierre)
- Napoleon (Rise, Reign and Fall)
Industrialization, Unification and Nationalism (1800 - 1870)
- Great Britain (Railroads, Agriculture and Factories)
- Europe and North American Industrialization
- Impact of City Growth
- Emergence of Socialism, Liberalism, Nationalism
- Revolutions of 1848
- Scientific Revolution
Industrial Era and Democracy (1870 - 1914)
- 2nd Industrial Revolution
- Rise of a Working Class (Socialism and Trade Unions)
- Mass Society (Urban Existence)
- Democracy in Europe & the United States
- Culture of Modernity
Imperialism (1800 - 1914)
- Southeast Asia
- Africa
- India
- Latin America
Asia (1800 - 1914)
- Decline of Qing Dynasty
- Imperialism
- Boxer Rebellion and Revolution in China
- Japan
World War I Era (1914 - 1919)
- Leading up to and Causes of World War I
- World War I
- Russia and Bolshevik Revolution
- End of World War I
Between the Wars (1919 - 1939)
- Instability Post WWI
- Rise of Totalitarianism (Fascism and Communism)
- Hitler and Nazism
- Road to WWII
SHIFTING GLOBAL POLITICS (NATIONALISM) (1919 - 1939)
- Middle East Nationalism
- Africa and Asian Nationalism
- Indian Independence (Ghandi)
- Militarism in Japan
- Chinese Revolution
World War II
- Leading Causes for WWII (Germany)
- Leading Causes for WWII (Japan)
- World War II (Atlantic Theater)
- World War II (Pacific Theater)
- The End of World War II
- Holocaust and Genocide
- Aftermath of World War II
Post World War II and the Cold War (1945 - 1970)
- Introduction to Basic Writing for history
- History: Definition and Understandings
- Prehistory: History before the Written Word
- The Stone Age: Inventions before The Bronze Age
- The Stone Age: Copper Age
Contemporary World (1970 - Present)
- Decline of Soviet Union / New Russia
- Eastern Europe
- United States
- Western Culture
Pre-History
- Introduction to Basic Writing for history
- History: Definition and Understandings
- Prehistory: History before the Written Word
- The Stone Age: Inventions before The Bronze Age
- The Stone Age: Copper Age
Early Civilizations
- Mesopotamia
- Egypt
- Phoenicians
- Israelites &Judaism
- Assyria and Persia
Latin America (1945 - Present)
- Democracy in Latin America
- Culture in Latin America
- Mexico, Cuba and Central America
- South America
Africa and The Middle East (1945 - Present)
- Independent Africa
- Middle East Conflict
Asia (1945 - Present)
- Communism and China
- Breaking Imperialism in Asia (Independence)
- Korean and Vietnam War
- Japan and the Pacific Islands
The Changing World
- Fast Paced Change in the Modern World
- Technological Revolution
- Impact of Environmental Change and Environmentalism
- Globalization of the World (United Nations)