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AP Summer Institute Agenda Patrick Whelan, consultant Monday Morning The World History approach Organization of AP World History: Periodization, Themes, Historical Thinking Skills Equity Policy Statement Afternoon The AP World History Exam Format The AP Course Audit Resources: Texts, Recommended Books, Summer Reading, World History Association Tuesday Morning Period 1: To 600 BCE Key Concepts Views of continents Maps of language and Bantu migration Period 2: 600 BCE to 600 CE Key Concepts Images of the Gandara Buddhas Afternoon Document Based Question—format, scoring and samples Wednesday Morning Period 3: 600 CE-1450 CE Key Concepts Mongol Eurasia—looking at four documents The Qing-Ming Festival Period 4: 1450-1750 Key Concepts The culture wars, conquest and 1491 by LeGuin Empires and rulers: religious policy, elites and marginalized, growth of empire Afternoon Evaluations Thinking skills and multiple choice questions Unit Exams Continuity and Change over Time Essays Thursday Morning Period 5: 1750-1900 key concepts The great divergence—industrialism in Britain (why not China?) Haitian Revolution Comparative Essay Afternoon Period 6: 1900-Present April and the problems of teaching the 20th Century World War I statistics The demographic transition