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AP World History Course Home Page
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World History Course Information
 AP World History Course Description (.pdf/2.5MB)
AP World History Teacher's Guide
(.pdf/1.7MB)
AP World History Course Perspective
AP World History Development Committee
Sample Syllabi
Exam Information
AP World History 2006 Generic Scoring Guidelines(.pdf/87KB)
AP World History Exam Page
Free AP World History Practice Exam New!
Letter from the Chief Reader
Seeking AP Exam Readers
Apply now to be an AP Exam Reader at the Reading each June.
Become an AP Exam Reader
Teaching Resource Materials
Web Guide for AP World History
Lesson Plan: AP World History News Research Project
Teaching Tips
For the Classroom
Teaching About the Indian Ocean World (.pdf/2MB)
College Board Products
AP World History Teaching Units
CB Store: Products for AP World History
Free Excerpts from the AP Teacher's Guide in World History
Erratum Notice: Teacher's Guide - AP World History
AP World History Best Practices
Feature Articles
Social History and World History: Toward Greater Interaction New!
"What's the Use of Big History?" New!
Structuring the World History Survey: A First Timer Confesses
Teaching Consumerism in World History
The Role of the Individual in World History
World History: Curriculum and Controversy
Matching Textbook Ancillary Resources to Teaching and Learning Styles in the AP Classroom
An Emerging Consensus About World History?
The Voyages of Christine Columbus
Review Essay: Teaching the Great Divergence
The Change-Over-Time Question: Teaching Techniques
Strategies for the Change-Over-Time Question
Why the West?
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AP World History Electronic Discussion Group
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AP World History Newsletter
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