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Not at all. America is a single country and the world is, well, the whole world- all two hundred or so countries. That should be obvious.
Since this is in the AP category, I'm going to assume you are referring to APUSH vs WHAP difficulty levels...? In which case, I'm currently taking WHAP and I haven't taken APUSH, but I've heard APUSH is easier than WHAP... But everything will depend on your teacher, and of course your work ethic. My advice? Study A LOT and don't get discouraged!
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Do they study American or Guamanian history in Guam?
They study World History, American History, and Guam History.
Why is the American Revolution both a turning point in World History as well as American History?
Freedom
What is the history of Brazilian music?
It's the same as American
Is us history the same as American history?
US History is only a part of American History. The Americas encompass close to twenty five countries with a rich history. However, most of American History focuses on the three countries of North America.
Why did Roosevelt believed that the history of America is central to history of the world?
Because he was a American
Why did Theodore Roosevelt believe that the history of America is central to the history of the world?
Because he was a American
How is world history and US history similar?
The only way they are the same it that they are both history. US History is the History of the United States only. World History is all other History.
The largest museum in the world?
American Museum of Natural History
What happened in American history in 1941?
world war 2
What are 4 external conflicts in ''American history''?
American history has had many external conflicts. Here are four examples: The Korean War, The Vietnam War, World War I and World War II. These are conflicts that involved the American military.
Is it American History or American history?
American history.
How is Pocahontas and George Washington the same?
They are both native american, they are remembered in American History, and there names have never been forgotten.
