Course Overview

• Historical Thinking: Analyze continuity, change, causation, and comparison across world history.
• Major Civilizations & Empires: Study developments in Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and Oceania from 1200 CE to the present.
• Themes: Focus on interaction between humans and environment, cultural developments, governance, economics, social structures, and technology.
• Evidence & Argumentation: Build essays and arguments using primary and secondary sources, and master document-based questions (DBQ).
• Key Periods: Learn to connect historical events from pre-modern to contemporary eras and understand global patterns.
• Exam Skills: Practice source analysis, multiple-choice strategies, and essay writing for maximum APWH scores.

AP World History Exam Structure

• Section I: Multiple Choice – 55 questions, 55 minutes, 40% of score
• Section I: Short Answer – 3 questions, 40 minutes, 20% of score
• Section II: Document-Based Question (DBQ) – 1 essay, 1 hour (includes 15 min reading), 25% of score
• Section II: Long Essay Question (LEQ) – 1 essay (choose 1 of 3 prompts), 40 minutes, 15% of score

Why Fendodo for AP World History?

• Top University Tutors: Our instructors scored 5 on APWH and have experience in global history, political science, or social studies education.
• Customized Curriculum: Lessons are designed around your school’s pacing, your strengths, and your target exam score.
• Exam Strategy Focus: Weekly DBQ, LEQ, and SAQ practice, with detailed feedback and skill workshops.
• Class Recordings: All lessons recorded and available via Google Classroom for flexible review and reinforcement.
• Materials & Progress Tracking: Access exclusive study notes, timelines, practice tests, and individualized learning logs.

Who Should Take AP World History?

• 9th–12th graders passionate about history, world cultures, or international relations.
• Students aiming to develop advanced writing, analytical, and critical thinking skills.
• Learners seeking college credit and a strong foundation for AP U.S. History or college-level history courses.