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Snapshots of Ancient History Curriculum

Snapshots of Ancient History is secular, inclusive, world history curriculum aimed at 1st to 6th grade students covering history up to 550 CE.
 
It contains 42 chapters focusing on Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, the Americas, China, Greece, and Rome, plus a few more stops in other parts of the world like West Africa and the Pacific Islands.

Snapshots of Early Modern History

Snapshots of Early Modern History is secular, inclusive, world history curriculum aimed covering history from 1550 to 1850 CE. Since so many important events happened in this era of history, our Early Modern level is divided into two volumes. 
 
Snapshots of Early Modern History Vol. 1 is aimed at 3rd to 7th grade students covering history from 1550 to 1765 CE. It contains 36 chapters divided into 18 sections of related topic pairs. In Early Modern History Vol. 1, Mona and Ted visit places like colonial America, the British Empire, Qing China, the Japanese Warring States Period, the Jamaican Maroons, the Ottoman Empire, Caribbean pirates, the Kongo Empire, and so much more!
 
Snapshots of Early Modern History Vol. 2 is aimed at 4th to 8th grade students covering history from 1765 to 1850 CE.  It contains 36 chapters divided into 18 sections of related topic pairs. In Early Modern History Vol. 2, Mona and Ted explore events like the unification of Hawaii; the American, French, Haitian, Mexican, and Bolivarian Revolutions; the rise and fall of Napoleon; the growth of the Abolition Movement; the Industrial Revolution; the rise of the middle class; the Opium Wars in China; the creation of the Zulu Empire; the Irish Potato Famine and so much more!  ​
Early Modern history is a complete curriculum for one to two years. For a one year study, both volumes can be completed by studying one section (containing two chapters) per week. For a two year study, complete one volume each year by studying one chapter per week. 

Snapshots of Modern History

Snapshots of Modern History is secular, inclusive, world history curriculum aimed at 5th to 10th grade students
covering history from 1850 to 2000+.
In order to create a truly global, inclusive history book on such a pivotal era of history, its going to take a lot of words! The estimated page count for the Modern level is over 1,000 pages. As such, this level is split into three volumes. Volume 1 covers history from 1850 to the eve of World War I in 1914. Volume 2 will begin with World War I and conclude in the aftermath of World War II. Volume 3 will begin during the rise of the Cold War and continue into the early 2000s. 
Each volume includes 36 chapters organized into 18 sections. The chapters in each section are on related topics so that you can easily study two chapters a week. Depending on how quickly you move through materials, this level can be completed in one to three years. 
Snapshots of Modern History Vol. 1 is now available. It covers important events like modern scientific breakthroughs, British colonization across the globe, the unification of Italy and Germany, the American Civil War, the end of chattel slavery, the origins of reservations and
residential schools in the United States and Canada, the Meiji Restoration, French colonization in Southeast Asia, the Scramble for Africa, the origin of Zionism, mass immigration to the Americas,
modern inventions, the origins of consumerism, the women's rights movement, and the end of Imperial China. ​
We are currently in the process of writing Snapshots of Modern History Vol. 2. The release date will be announced in the future. 

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