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Includes AP European History Units 1-9 notes outlined from John McKay's "A History of Western Society 10th Edition". Super detailed, color coded, and has tables and pictures. Valued at over $40. Color Code: Pink = people Orange = “important” information Green = dates Light blue = (important) terms Dark blue = super duper important Purple = events

Includes super detailed AP European History Units 1-9 notes outlined from John McKay's "A History of Western Society 10th Edition" plus nearly 80 page condensed study sheet. Valued at over $70. Color Code: Pink = people Orange = “important” information Green = dates Light blue = (important) terms Dark blue = super duper important Purple = events

Complete condensed study sheet of all my class notes into one document for the AP European History exam. Used John McKay's "A History of Western Society 10th Edition." Nearly 80 pages of neatly organized, color coded, notes and includes tables and pictures. You can buy in-depth unit notes separately. Color Code: Pink = people Orange = “important” information Green = dates Light blue = (important) terms Dark blue = super duper important Purple = events

PARTIAL textbook outline for John McKay's "A History of Western Society 10th Edition" for AP European History (not complete). Contains notes roughly from Chapters 29-30 pages 922-968. Neatly organized information on the Cold War (iron curtain, post-Stalin, detente, etc). Color Code: Pink = people Orange = “important” information Green = dates Blue = (important) terms Purple = events

Complete textbook outline for John McKay's "A History of Western Society 10th Edition" for AP European History. Contains notes roughly from Chapter 26-28. Neatly organized information on WWI (totalitarianism, causes, homefront, Treaty of Versailles, etc), Russian Revolution (Lenin, etc), Interwar Period (uncertainty, modern thought/art/life, Great Depression, etc), and WWII (causes, Stalin and communism, Mussolini and fascism, Hitler and Nazism, causes, Holocaust, etc). Color Code: Pink = pe...

Complete textbook outline for John McKay's "A History of Western Society 10th Edition" for AP European History. Contains notes roughly from Chapter 22-25. Neatly organized information on Perspective and Political Developments (socialism and Karl Marx, 1848 Revolutions, etc), Urban Society (modernization, Darwinism, etc), Nationalism (Bismarck, changes to countries, etc), and Imperialism (causes and effects, Egypt, China, Japan, India, Africa, etc). Color Code: Pink = people Orange = “impo...

Complete textbook outline for John McKay's "A History of Western Society 10th Edition" for AP European History. Contains notes roughly from Chapter 18-19 and Chapter . Neatly organized information on the Industrial Revolution (new inventions and methods, trade, consumerism, etc). Color Code: Pink = people Orange = “important” information Green = dates Blue = (important) terms Purple = events

Complete textbook outline for John McKay's "A History of Western Society 10th Edition" for AP European History. Contains notes roughly from Chapter 20 pages 618-652 and Chapter 22 pages 684-691, 697-701. Neatly organized information on the French Revolution (causes and reactions, French government, Robespierre, etc) and the Rise and Fall of Napoleon (Napoleonic Wars, Congress of Vienna, etc) and Romanticism. Color Code: Pink = people Orange = “important” information Green = dates Blu...

Complete textbook outline for John McKay's "A History of Western Society 10th Edition" for AP European History. Contains notes roughly from Chapter 17-21 pages 520-652. Neatly organized information on the Scientific Revolution (scientists and discoveries, etc) and the Enlightenment (skepticism, philosophers, Rococo art, Enlightened Absolutism, etc).

Complete textbook outline for John McKay's "A History of Western Society 10th Edition" for AP European History. Contains notes roughly from Chapter 14-15 pages 406-477. Neatly organized information on the Reformations (Protestant vs Catholic, Martin Luther, etc), Religious Wars (Thirty Years War, witch hunts, etc), and Conquest (Christopher Columbus, etc).