World History AP
Freshman / 9th grade
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Class notes
WHAP Developments in South and Southeast Asia Notes
Cornell notes going over World History AP Unit 1.3. 
The notes are focused on the developments of South and Southeast Asia. These notes have sections for linear notes, keywords and questions, and a summary. They're best used to learn and deepen understanding of the developments of South and Southeast Asia.
Class notes
WHAP Developments of Asia: Japan, Korea, and Vietnam Notes
PopularCornell notes going over World History AP Unit 1.1. 
The notes are focused on Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. 
These Cornell notes have sections for linear notes, keywords and questions, and a summary and are best used for learning and reviewing the subject.
Class notes
WHAP Dar-al-Islam Notes
Cornell notes going over World History AP Unit 1.2. 
The notes are on Unit 1.2: Dar al-Islam. 
They have sections for linear notes, keywords and questions, and a summary. They are best used to learn about and deepen understanding of Dar-al-Islam.
Class notes
WHAP Developments of Asia: China Notes
Cornell notes going over World History AP Unit 1.1. 
The notes are focused on China in Unit 1.1, especially the Song Dynasty. They have sections for linear notes, keywords and questions, and a summary. They are best used to review and deepen understanding of the Song Dynasty and its developments.
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WHAP Unit 1.1-1.3 Notes
Cornell notes for Units 1.1 to 1.3 are available in this package deal.
These notes are on China and its influence on Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Dar-al-Islam, and South and Southeast Asia.
They have sections for linear notes, keywords and questions, and a summary.
The notes are useful for studying and reviewing Unit 1.1. to Unit 1.3.
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WHAP Unit 1.1 Notes
Both Cornell notes about Unit 1.1 are available for this package deal.
They're about China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam.
They have sections for linear notes, keywords and questions, and a summary.
The notes are useful for studying and reviewing Unit 1.1.