World History: Modern
High school World History: Modern, for grades 10–12. These live units (W-B01 through W-B12) run from empires and trade through World War II and the Holocaust. Each unit teaches the required content and includes ACT-style, SAT-style, and state-test-style questions. Students also practice high-level reading comprehension with informational and primary-source text.
World History I and any units not listed here have not been published yet, so they are not for sale on this page.
What do these World History reading comprehension passages practice?
Students do close reading of complex informational and primary-source text from the modern world history course. They use evidence, make inferences, consider the author's purpose, and determine vocabulary in context, then answer ACT-style, SAT-style, and state-test-style questions while they learn the required content.
Live units, W-B01–W-B12
Each unit is $7.
| Code | Resource | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| W-B01 | Empires and Trade | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B02 | The Reformation | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B03 | The Age of Exploration | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B04 | The Atlantic World | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B05 | Absolutism and Science | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B06 | Enlightenment and Revolutions | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B07 | The Industrial Revolution | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B08 | Nationalism and New States | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B09 | Imperialism and Resistance | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B10 | World War I and the Russian Revolution | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B11 | Interwar Years and Dictators | $7 | Get it on TpT |
| W-B12 | World War II and the Holocaust | $7 | Get it on TpT |
Frequently asked questions
Which World History units are for sale?
The live units are W-B01 through W-B12, from empires and trade through World War II and the Holocaust. World History I and any unit not listed on this page has not been published yet and is not for sale here.
Do these units include reading comprehension practice?
Yes. Students read informational and primary-source text, practice evidence, inference, author's purpose, and vocabulary in context, and answer exam-style questions while they learn the required modern world history content.