World History and Global Perspectives – This course introduces students to the foundations of world history, beginning with early human societies and extending to the rise of classical civilizations. Students will study how historians investigate the past through evidence and sources, developing an understanding of continuity and change over time. The course explores the origins of agriculture, the growth of early river valley civilizations, and the formation of major empires. Emphasis will be placed on analyzing primary and secondary sources, evaluating multiple perspectives, and connecting events across regions. Learners will also practice critical thinking and historical writing skills. By the end of the course, students will be able to connect ancient traditions and events to larger global patterns in human development.
