This course focuses on the chronology of significant events, peoples, and ideas of Western Europe from 1500 AD to the present. The various ways geography has influenced history will be explored with increasing attention given to the political, social, and economic changes affecting contemporary societies. The course parallels the content offered in the first semester of general education World History & Geography: 1500 AD to the Present (22216) course, with pacing materials and teaching/learning strategies adapted for students with disabilities.
Schools
Arlington Community High School
Wakefield High School
Washington-Liberty High School
Yorktown High School
Langston/New Directions
Prerequisites
Student must be identified as in need of Special Education services
Notes
Students who are working toward an Applied Studies Diploma or a Modified Standard Diploma will receive a social studies credit upon successful completion of this course. Students who are seeking a Standard Diploma with credit accommodations must go on to complete World History and Geography 1500 AD to the Present, Part II in order to earn a social studies credit for this course. There is no end-of course SOL examination.