World History – Strategy: War & Peace

World History - Strategy: War & Peace is a one-credit social studies course centered around American history and the principles of strategic warfare and peacekeeping. It explores why nations engage in conflict and how to preserve peace, guided by George Washington's original foreign policy advice. The curriculum spans historical case studies and the theories of renowned strategists, from ancient authors like Thucydides and Sun Tzu to modern scholars such as Edward Luttwak.

This course is suitable for students intrigued by American history, strategy, and the intricacies of war and peace. It encourages critical thinking about international relations and provides a solid foundation in social studies credits. To create a well-rounded academic year, students can combine this course with offerings in World Literature, Psychology, Physics, or Ancient History.