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IIIa. Periodization
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Topics for III. AP Themes: 1000-1450
Disclaimer
Most of the information on these websites is dated and refers back to an earlier version of the AP® World History Curriculum.
Nature and Causes of Changes
Approaching World History
Follow links for discussion on periodization and historical understanding, based on National Standards discussions; this summary and the "Bring History Alive" samples are very helpful. While this is thought-provoking for teachers, it is probably less so for students.
 Approaching World History
Continuities and Breaks (e.g., Mongols)
Mongol Invasion of Europe
History Net is a reliable source with many links; this one focuses on the Mongols' invasion of Europe.
Mongol Invasion of Europe
Virtual Mongol
This essay places the Mongols and Chinggis Khan in a broad historical perspective.
Virtual Mongol
National Geographic -- Genghis Khan: Trail Head
This is a useful site with map, timeline, and suggestions for evaluating Genghis Khan and comparing him with other conquerors or leaders.
National Geographic -- Genghis Khan: Trail Head
Women of the Mongol Court
Although this essay is entitled "Women of the Mongol Court," it covers Mongol military strategy, conquest, empire, and impact.
Women of the Mongol Court
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