[Ben Crist]

Unfortunately, there isn’t. The closest thing would be to look at the full lesson titles in the Student Reader and find dates associated with names of people and events stated there.

Is there a particular section I can help with, or are you trying to map the whole course for the coming year?

[Ruby]

I’m trying to map out the year so that I can see where I need to pick up the following year.

[Ruby]

I would also like to know if, “History 2: Modernity” picks up where History 1 ends?

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by  rubyfloresboyd.

[Ben Crist]

It is not a seamless transition because American History ends in the 1920s, and Dave needs to roll back to the Enlightenment in Europe which affected that continent earlier and in a different way than it did the Americas.

However, it is a good companion course and will cover to the year 2000.