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Created on: 02 July, 2009 Members: 33099 | Community Link: http://e-teaching.wiziq.com

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Upcoming AP World History Course Coming To WiZiQ!!

by Austin B.
Posted on 05 April, 2010

That's right! I am holding an AP World History course right here on WiZiQ and each session is free! Why not come and see an experienced teacher explain to you the wonders of the world? Also, if you would like any other AP history course here on WiZiQ, please do not hesitate to send me a message!

In this first session, we will be discussing how scientific evidence suggests that modern humans spread from Africa to other lands and gradually developed ways to adapt to their environment. We will also be discussing how the development of agriculture was one of the most important turning points in human history and significantly changed the way in which many people lived.

Here you go! I hope to see you there!

http://www.wiziq.com/online-class/292562-ap-world-history-lesson-1

Tags: world history, course

by Radhika B posted on 06 April, 2010

Interesting . I love History though I no more have it as a subject . But I would love to catch a few lessons of it . I won't be able to make it to the 1st one though as I have my classes at that time but nevertheless hope to see you in your class soon .

by Ricardo E. Valenzuela Ruiz posted on 05 April, 2010

Hello Austin, your idea is great, I am particularly interested in Lucy's remains there in Africa, maybe you will talk a little bit about it, I am aldo interested on bing bang topic. I will follow your course.

by Austin B. posted on 06 April, 2010

Thank you very much, Ricardo! As a matter of fact, our focal point for the first half of this lesson will be discussing Lucy's remains in Africa and all that Mary Leakey and her husband found in Africa. Also, with regards to the Big Bang Theory, we cannot exactly discuss that as that is more related to science than it is history. But, you could bring it up and we could discuss it momentarily. I am really looking forward to seeing you at the class! :)