1.1: Classical revival and Renaissance developments
1.2: New monarchies and the foundations of the centralized modern state
1.3: Technological advances and exploration driven by mercantilism
1.4: Colonial expansion and development of the slave trade
1.5: The Columbian Exchange and European commercial revolution
2.1: The birth of Protestantism and Catholic Reformation
2.2: Political impacts of religious upheaval and the wars of religion
2.3: Changes in daily life and public enforcement of morals
2.4: Mannerism and Baroque Art
3.1: The rise of absolutism and challenges to it
3.2: English Civil War and the Glorious Revolution
3.3: The Agricultural Revolution and the development of market economies
3.4: The balance of power in Europe, shifting alliances, and new forms of warfare
4.1: The Scientific Revolution and developments in understanding of the natural world
4.2: The Enlightenment and new schools of political thought
4.3: Population growth and urbanization
4.4: Neoclassicism and the consumer revolution
5.1: The rise of global markets and the growth of Britainβs power
5.2: The French Revolution, Napoleonβs reign, and the Congress of Vienna
5.3: Romanticism
6.1: The Industrial Revolution and societal changes
6.2: Developments in communication, transportation, and manufacturing
6.3: The Concert of Europe and conservatism
6.4: The revolutions of 1848
6.5: Reform movements, critiques of capitalism, and the emergence of political parties
7.1: National unification movements
7.2: Popular nationalism and Zionism
7.3: Realpolitik and Bismarckβs reshaping of European alliances
7.4: Darwinism and Social Darwinism
7.5: The influence of modernism in intellectual and cultural life
7.6: New Imperialism in Asia and Africa
8.1: World War I and its legacy
8.2: The Russian Revolution
8.3: The Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations
8.4: The Great Depression
8.5: Fascism and totalitarian movements
8.6: World War II and the Holocaust
8.7: 20th-century cultural reactions
9.1: The Marshall Plan and the Iron Curtain
9.2: The Cold War
9.3: Nationalist and separatist movements fueled by ethnic conflict
9.4: The shape of contemporary western democracies
9.5: The fall of communism and the formation of the European Union
9.6: 20th-century feminism
9.7: Decolonization, globalization, and immigration
9.8: Existentialism, postmodernism, and groundbreaking forms of art
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| Condition / Feature | Standard | Premium | Platinum |
|---|---|---|---|
| πTarget Score Commitment | β | β | β |
| Worksheets and Lesson Notes | β | β | β |
| In-class Exercises and Solutions | β | β | β |
| Extra Homework | β | β | β |
| Exam-style and Past Papers | β | β | β |
| Question Bank | β | β | β |
| Saturday Morning Homework Support | β | β | β |
| Fixed Teacher | β | β | β |
| Support for IA, EE, TOK | β | β | β |
| After-hours Message Response (until 9:30 PM) | β | β | β |
| Initial Teacher & Student Meeting (Welcome Meeting) | β | β | β |
| Teacher & Parent Conference | β | β | β |
| Periodic Academic Reports | β | β | β |
| Teacher's Feedback and Evaluation After Each Class | β | β | β |
| Rescheduling Policy (Notice within working hours) | 24 hours | 12 hours | 06 hours |
| Exam Pass Commitment | β | β | β |
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