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AP United States History (APUSH):

Colonial America and the American Revolution:

Examining the establishment of colonies, interactions with Indigenous peoples, and the factors leading to the American Revolution.

Constitution and Early Republic:

Understanding the drafting and ratification of the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the challenges faced by the early republic.

Civil War and Reconstruction:

Analyzing the causes, major events, and consequences of the Civil War, as well as the Reconstruction era's efforts to rebuild the South and integrate freed slaves.

Industrialization and the Gilded Age:

Exploring rapid industrial growth, technological advancements, immigration, and social changes in the late 19th century.

World Wars and Global Conflicts:

Studying the United States' involvement in World War I and World War II, including military strategies, homefront activities, and global impacts.

Cold War Era:

Understanding geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, key events like the Korean War, Vietnam War, Cuban Missile Crisis, and the Space Race.

Civil Rights Movement:

Investigating the struggle for racial equality, key figures, landmark legislation, and the movement's lasting effects on American society.

Modern America:

Examining recent historical events, political developments, economic changes, and social movements from the late 20th century to the present.

AP World History:

Global Interactions and Exchanges:

Analyzing the impact of trade, exploration, and cultural exchanges on global societies.

Technological and Environmental Changes:

Exploring how technological advancements and environmental factors have shaped human development and societal changes.

Cultural Developments and Interactions:

Studying the spread and transformation of cultures, religions, and ideologies across different regions.

Political and Economic Systems:

Understanding various governance models, economic systems, and their influence on global power dynamics.

Imperialism and Colonialism:

Examining the causes and effects of European imperialism and the legacy of colonialism in different parts of the world.

World Wars and Global Conflicts:

Investigating the causes, major events, and consequences of World War I and World War II, as well as other significant global conflicts.

Cold War and Decolonization:

Understanding the geopolitical tensions of the Cold War and the process of decolonization in Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean.

Globalization and Contemporary Issues:

Exploring the rise of globalization, transnational organizations, and current global challenges such as climate change and human rights.

AP United States Government and Politics (APUSG):

Foundations of American Government:

Understanding the principles, philosophies, and historical documents that underpin the U.S. government.

Political Beliefs and Behaviors:

Analyzing individual political beliefs, participation, and the factors influencing political behavior.

Political Parties, Interest Groups, and Mass Media:

Exploring the roles and influences of political parties, interest groups, and the media in shaping public policy and opinion.

Institutions of National Government:

Examining the structure, functions, and powers of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the U.S. government.

Public Policy:

Understanding the process of policy-making, implementation, and evaluation in areas such as economic, social, and foreign policy.

Civil Liberties and Civil Rights:

Studying the protections and limitations of individual freedoms and the ongoing struggles for civil rights in America.

Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations:

Analyzing the distribution of power between federal, state, and local governments and their interactions.

AP Comparative Government and Politics:

Comparative Political Systems:

Studying different forms of government, political institutions, and governance models across various countries.

Political Ideologies and Beliefs:

Exploring major political ideologies such as liberalism, conservatism, socialism, and nationalism, and their impact on political systems.

Public Policy and Political Institutions:

Analyzing how different political institutions and processes shape public policy in comparative contexts.

Political Economy:

Understanding the relationship between politics and economics in different countries, including economic policies and development strategies.

Comparative Analysis of Selected Countries:

In-depth study of specific countries to understand the practical application of comparative political theories and concepts.

Democratic and Authoritarian Regimes:

Comparing the characteristics, stability, and effectiveness of democratic and authoritarian governments.

Political Participation and Representation:

Examining how citizens engage with political systems and the mechanisms of political representation in different countries.

AP Human Geography:

Population and Migration:

Studying global population trends, demographic changes, and migration patterns.

Cultural Patterns and Processes:

Exploring cultural landscapes, diffusion of cultures, and the impact of cultural diversity on societies.

Political Organization of Space:

Understanding the geopolitical structures, boundaries, and the role of states and supranational organizations.

Agriculture and Rural Land Use:

Analyzing agricultural practices, land use patterns, and their economic and environmental implications.

Industrialization and Economic Development:

Exploring the processes of industrialization, economic growth, and development strategies in different regions.

Urbanization and Urban Land Use:

Studying the growth of cities, urban planning, and the challenges of urbanization.

Environmental Degradation and Sustainability:

Understanding the causes and effects of environmental degradation and exploring sustainable development practices.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS):

Utilizing GIS technology for spatial analysis and mapping in human geography studies.

AP Macroeconomics:

Economic Indicators:

Understanding GDP, unemployment rates, inflation, and other key economic indicators.

Fiscal and Monetary Policy:

Analyzing government spending, taxation, and the role of central banks in managing the economy.

Economic Growth and Development:

Exploring the factors that contribute to economic growth and the challenges of sustainable development.

International Trade and Finance:

Studying trade theories, exchange rates, and the impact of globalization on national economies.

Aggregate Demand and Supply:

Understanding the dynamics of aggregate demand and supply in determining economic equilibrium.

AP Microeconomics:

Supply and Demand:

Analyzing market forces, equilibrium price, and the effects of shifts in supply and demand.

Elasticity:

Understanding price elasticity of demand and supply, and their implications for revenue and market strategies.

Consumer Behavior:

Exploring how consumers make choices based on preferences and budget constraints.

Production and Costs:

Studying the production process, cost structures, and the relationship between output and costs.

Market Structures:

Comparing different market structures such as perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly, and monopolistic competition.

Factor Markets:

Understanding the markets for labor, capital, and other factors of production.

Market Failures and Government Intervention:

Analyzing causes of market failures and evaluating the role of government in correcting them.

AP Environmental Science:

Earth Systems and Resources:

Understanding geological processes, natural resources, and their management.

The Living World:

Studying biodiversity, ecosystems, and conservation efforts.

Population Dynamics:

Analyzing population growth, sustainability, and human impact on environments.

Land and Water Use:

Exploring agricultural practices, urban development, and water resource management.

Energy Resources and Consumption:

Examining renewable and non-renewable energy sources and their environmental impacts.

Pollution and Environmental Health:

Understanding types of pollution, their effects on health and ecosystems, and mitigation strategies.

Global Change:

Studying climate change, ozone depletion, and other global environmental issues.

Environmental Policy and Management:

Analyzing environmental policies, regulations, and sustainable management practices.