AP World History explores global historical themes and events from ancient times to the present, emphasizing critical thinking and analysis.
Revolutions are moments when people radically change their government, economy, or society. They can be violent, like wars, or peaceful, like political reforms.
Revolutions often bring new rights, ideas, and technologies, but can also cause conflict and hardship.
Studying revolutions helps us understand how people respond to injustice and seek change, a lesson that applies to social movements today.
The American Revolution created a new nation based on Enlightenment ideas.
The Haitian Revolution was the first successful slave revolt leading to independence.
Revolutions drive major change and shape new societies.