Play the video below on the basics of navigating the AP Euro Website

Welcome! I am so excited you have decided to take this journey through European History with me. This website will be your Bible for staying organized and doing well in this class so mark it well.

Below are the books you will need throughout this course:

Text Book:  Merriman, John. A History of Modern Europe: From Renaissance to the Present. 4th ed. 

Make sure it is the 4th edition as our units coincide with the page numbers and chapters (assigned reading can be confusing if it is not this edition). Also Margaux informed me there is an online version that she got which was more helpful than the actual text.

Term 1

Machiavelli. The Prince. 

(I would recommend the Dover edition but there are plenty of good editions both online and in paperback. I find it easier to annotate with a book but choice is yours)

Term 2

Darnton, Robert. The Great Cat Massacre and Other Episodes in French Cultural History. New York: Vintage Books, 1985. Print.

Voltaire. Candide.

( I would recommend the Hackett Publishing edition but there are plenty of good editions both online and in paperback. I find it easier to annotate with a book but choice is yours)

Term 3

Marx and Engels. Communist Manifesto.

( I would recommend the Penguin Classics edition but there are plenty of good editions both online and in paperback. I find it easier to annotate with a book but choice is yours)

Conrad, Joseph. Heart of Darkness.

( I would recommend the Norton Publishing edition but there are plenty of good editions both online and in paperback. I find it easier to annotate with a book but choice is yours)

Term 4

Remarque. All Quiet on the Western Front.

( I would recommend the Penguin Publishing edition but there are plenty of good editions both online and in paperback. I find it easier to annotate with a book but choice is yours)

Culver DBQ Sports  corona

Here is the 2020 modified DBQ assignment 1

Culver DBQ Poland 2014 corona

4/20 Monday: Lecture on Fall of the USSR

Watch “Ottoman Empire” part 1 in Section 25

4/21 Tuesday: Harkness

4/22 Wednesday: take a picture of a wild animal that would be cool to have as a pet (background next class)

4/23 Thursday: Go over modified DBQ

DBQ

4/24 – 4/26 Friday-Sunday: Watch video “Empire How Britain Made the Modern World”

90% of the questions deal with Sections 20-23 with one or two review questions. Once you start the 60 minutes begin

Seems to be a tech glitch – working on it

4/13 Monday: Lecture “After WWII” and “Soviet Empire”

Watch Nietzsche video

4/14 Tuesday: Harkness Nietzsche

Listen to Podcast “Russian Cold war myth” Section 24

4/15 Wednesday: Paper due Picasso

4/16 Thursday: Harkness Podcast

Holocaust Discussion

4/17 Friday – 4/19 Test MC Section 20-23

To view the class at 11:00 go to Schoology and look under  Online Letures and find the folder marked “Discussions from live class” then look for the date of the discussion and click on it.