History
G3N tutors you through the full International History syllabus offline — from Personal timelines, Family memories, Family roles and more — with adaptive lessons, instant quizzes, flashcards and exam-ready summaries.
Syllabus
What you’ll cover in History.
The complete topic outline G3N teaches, mapped to the International curriculum.
Phase 1 (KG)
9 topicsPersonal timelines
Family memories
Family roles
Community roles
Celebrations
Traditions
Classroom rules
Daily routines
Recognising change over time
Phase 2 (Grades 1-2)
10 topicsOrigins of the local community
Local historical landmarks
People–place connections
Transportation links in communities
Daily life then and now
Technological change over time
Cultural celebrations in the community
Global celebrations
Community helper roles
Civic responsibilities of citizens
Phase 3 (Grades 3-4)
10 topicsLanguage influences on culture
Art and architecture influences
Governance in ancient communities
Economic systems in ancient communities
Stone‑Age technology
Bronze and iron tools
Human impact: deforestation
Human impact: pollution
Past vs. present housing
Past vs. present transportation
Phase 4 (Grade 5)
11 topicsReligious beliefs shaping behaviour
Cultural values shaping behaviour
Push and pull factors of migration
Cultural diffusion through migration
Primary sources
Secondary sources
Oral histories
Digital archives
Human rights
Civic responsibilities
Systems of governance
MYP 1 (Grade 6)
16 topicsEarly humans
Early prehistory
Mesopotamia
Early governance systems
Ancient Egypt
The Nile's influence
Ancient India
Foundations of Hinduism
Ancient China
Origins of Confucianism
Ancient Greece
Birth of democracy
Roman Republic
Roman Empire
Rise of Christianity
Expansion of Islam
MYP 2 (Grade 7)
7 topicsForms of government
The Constitution and rights
Legislative processes
Executive leadership
Judiciary and landmark cases
Citizenship and civic responsibility
Economic systems and governance
MYP 3 (Grade 8)
7 topicsNative societies before colonization
European colonization and exchange
American independence movement
Revolutionary War
The Constitution and republic
Westward expansion and Manifest Destiny
Civil War and Reconstruction
Document-based study: Independence and identity
3 topicsWhat prompted the emergence of the independence movement?
How did the independence movement assert and shape identity?
What did the independence movement achieve, and with what limitations?
Document-based study: Political and economic transitions
3 topicsWhat caused the transition to take place?
How was the transition achieved?
What challenges did society face after the transition?
Document-based study: Conflict and displacement
3 topicsWhat were the conditions that led to mass displacement?
What was the national and international response to displacement?
What were the longer-term impacts and consequences of displacement?
Document-based study: Climate and innovation
3 topicsWhat factors prompted innovation?
How did climate conditions shape innovation?
What innovations took place, and with what effects?
Document-based study: Protest and change
3 topicsWhat led to the emergence of protest movements?
How did the protest movement challenge authority?
What changes did the protest movement achieve, and with what limitations?
Thematic study: Conflict (from 750 CE)
4 topicsWhy did conflict emerge?
What determined the outcome of the conflict?
How did the conflict affect people's lives?
How was peace established?
Thematic study: Authoritarian rule (from 1750 CE)
3 topicsHow did authoritarian rulers emerge?
How did they consolidate and maintain power?
What were the aims and results of their policies?
Thematic study: Popular movements (from 1750 CE)
3 topicsWhy did popular movements emerge?
How did popular movements create change?
How were popular movements challenged?
Thematic study: Innovation and transformation (from 750 CE)
3 topicsWhat prompted innovation and transformation?
How did innovation transform societies?
What were the consequences and limitations of transformation?
In-depth regional study (HL only; select one region)
4 topicsAfrica and the Middle East (HL)
The Americas (HL)
Asia and Oceania (HL)
Europe (HL)
Coursework: historical investigation
2 topicsHistorical investigation
Source evaluation and reflection
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