World History

Teacher: Becky Coffey

Wednesday 11:00AM – 12:30PM (ET)

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Description

World History Course Overview

This class is approved by the NCAA.

This high school World History course explores the story of humanity from creation to the present day. Students will study major civilizations, cultural developments, global conflicts, and influential leaders while gaining a deeper understanding of how world events have shaped modern society.

Mrs. Coffey brings history to life through archaeological discoveries, virtual museum tours, biographies, and insights from her own world travel experiences. The goal is to make history engaging, meaningful, and memorable rather than dry or distant.

The course uses a world history textbook as the foundation for weekly readings and discussions. Students will also build a year-long timeline that helps visualize how events, people, and cultures overlap across world history. Each quarter, students will read a historical fiction or biography book connected to the time period being studied to help them better understand life during that era. Alternate assignments are available for students with dyslexia.

Students complete open-book chapter quizzes, unit tests, and several hands-on projects throughout the year. While formal research papers are not required, students may complete small research activities as part of certain projects.

Live Class Experience

This is a lively, interactive live online class. Students are encouraged to participate in discussions, ask questions, and contribute insights during class sessions.

High School Credit

  • 1 credit

Recommended Grade Level

  • Grades 9–12

Prerequisites

  • None

Curriculum

  • BJU Press:World History, 5th edition
  • BJU Press:World History Activities, 5th edition

Course Outline

Approximately one textbook chapter is covered each week.

  • Foundations of World History
  • Early Civilizations
  • The Greek Civilization
  • The Roman Republic
  • The Roman Empire
  • The Byzantine and Islamic Empires
  • The Civilizations of Asia and Africa
  • The Making of Medieval Europe
  • Princes and Popes
  • The Reshaping of Medieval Europe
  • The Renaissance
  • The Reformation
  • Exploration and Discovery
  • Semester Review and Exam
  • The Pursuit of Power
  • The Age of Reason
  • Attempts at Liberty
  • Reaction and Revolution
  • The Industrial Revolution and European Society
  • Europe Expands Overseas
  • The Great War
  • Discontent and Experimentation
  • The Second World War
  • The Cold War Era
  • The Modern World
  • End of Year Review and Exam

Estimated Workload

  • Varies based on reading speed

Testimonials / Reviews

“Thank you for having me in your World History class! I loved it, and I am excited to be in your US History class next school year.”
— D.L.

Becky Coffey

Becky Coffey - Teacher - MyFunScience.com

Mrs. Becky Coffey hails from the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia. She is married to Barry, and they have four married sons and six grandchildren. They work in ministry, Barry is a pastor, and Mrs. Coffey is a musician. Mrs. Coffey home-educated her four sons for all of their K-12 school years (twenty-five years in total), led the county home educators' association, and has volunteered in various state home educators' roles. Her sons have all graduated with college degrees and are successful in their fields, so she knows that home education works!

She holds a Master of Arts in Teaching: Secondary Education, and a Master of Arts in History. She also holds teaching certificates for music theory. She loves teaching, education, and all things history. She has taught online for Big River Academy for the last seven years, filling the social studies and music departments. She teaches piano, harp, recorder (historic), and ukulele from her home studio in Virginia.

Becky Coffey also loves to travel, having traveled from a very young age with her parents in ministry all around the world. She has been to six continents, on many mission and ministry trips and also travels for pleasure. She loves to incorporate the history and culture of the places she has been into her lessons. Her hobbies include genealogy, photography, sewing/quilting, and gardening. She is a proud, current member of the Daughters of the American Revolution with (at last count) thirteen grandfathers who fought for the freedom of our country. She is also the current president of the Price Family Historical Society.

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