Everyone alive on the planet today can trace their ancestryback to just one woman. But who would she have been? Whatwould her life have been like? And what has happened since for herbillions of descendants?In an all-encompassing whistlestop tour through prehistory,history, and on to the future,Shevolution spans an extraordinary 200,000years, tracing the life of the woman scientists call 'MitochondrialEve' and following the journeys of the female pioneers who haveshaped us all.Around the world, girls and women – who have ruled kingdoms,governed empires and led pirates – have had to fight togain, and keep, basic human rights even into the 21st century.Shevolution includes their stories, giving voice to theunsung sheroes of our day.Travel with us through early human history, first societies, ancientcultures around the world, the rise (and fall) of empires,featuring female leaders, the suffrage movement, the women's rightsmovement, intersectionality and ... the fight to get pocketsback!This beautifully illustrated book takes you ona tour through women's history around the world, featuring snapshotsof what life might have been like for our theoretical commonancestor 200,000 years ago and for women and girls at key momentssince.Did you know? Recent ethnographic research proves that women (and children!)weren't just gatherers in hunt-gatherer societies. Did you know? New Zealand was the first country to give women the right tovote in 1893. A captivating and unique approach to non fiction, this is an importantread for all children who want to understandthe Shevolution of society.

Empowering students to understand the world around them Cambridge Society and Culture Stage 6 provides students with everything they need to thrive in their internal assessments and end-of-year exams. Topical and contemporary case studies with the most up-to-date data available engage students in all depth studies. Written by an experienced team of practising Society and Culture teachers, this textbook comprehensively covers the syllabus and includes a dedicated chapter to guide students with their Personal Interest Project (PIP). Engaging digital resources bring the study of Society and Culture to life with interactive activities, robust exam preparation support, and a sophisticated Learning Management System.

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Everyone alive on the planet today can trace their ancestryback to just one woman. But who would she have been? Whatwould her life have been like? And what has happened since for herbillions of descendants?In an all-encompassing whistlestop tour through prehistory,history, and on to the future,Shevolution spans an extraordinary 200,000years, tracing the life of the woman scientists call 'MitochondrialEve' and following the journeys of the female pioneers who haveshaped us all.Around the world, girls and women – who have ruled kingdoms,governed empires and led pirates – have had to fight togain, and keep, basic human rights even into the 21st century.Shevolution includes their stories, giving voice to theunsung sheroes of our day.Travel with us through early human history, first societies, ancientcultures around the world, the rise (and fall) of empires,featuring female leaders, the suffrage movement, the women's rightsmovement, intersectionality and ... the fight to get pocketsback!This beautifully illustrated book takes you ona tour through women's history around the world, featuring snapshotsof what life might have been like for our theoretical commonancestor 200,000 years ago and for women and girls at key momentssince.Did you know? Recent ethnographic research proves that women (and children!)weren't just gatherers in hunt-gatherer societies. Did you know? New Zealand was the first country to give women the right tovote in 1893. A captivating and unique approach to non fiction, this is an importantread for all children who want to understandthe Shevolution of society.

Empowering students to understand the world around them Cambridge Society and Culture Stage 6 provides students with everything they need to thrive in their internal assessments and end-of-year exams. Topical and contemporary case studies with the most up-to-date data available engage students in all depth studies. Written by an experienced team of practising Society and Culture teachers, this textbook comprehensively covers the syllabus and includes a dedicated chapter to guide students with their Personal Interest Project (PIP). Engaging digital resources bring the study of Society and Culture to life with interactive activities, robust exam preparation support, and a sophisticated Learning Management System.

PREP SMARTER WITH BARRON’S. Barron's AP African American Studies Premium, delivers 3 full-length practice tests and in-depth review aligned with the latest course framework. With authentic AP-style practice and expert strategies from educators with years of classroom experience, every study session brings you closer to your goals. Prep smarter, not harder, and ace your exam!Trusted Prep from AP ExpertsWritten by Rashad K. Brown, M.Ed., one of only 60 educators selected to pilot the AP African American Studies course. A nationally recognized advocate and award-winning teacher, Brown has been featured on CNN, Fox 5, and USA Today and brings expert insight and real-world classroom experience to every page. 3 full-length practice tests— 2 in the book + 1 online— with detailed answer explanations to sharpen your test-taking skills In-depth review covering all units on the AP African American Studies exam, aligned with the latest course framework End-of-chapter multiple choice questions with clear answers and explanations Study strategies and test-day advice from AP experts—like having a trusted tutor by your side Key Features for Smarter PrepComprehensive content review includes key terms and learning objectives aligned to the AP African American Studies course framework and exam Skill-focused instruction to help you analyze primary sources, interpret data, and craft strong, evidence-based arguments Theme-driven insights exploring identity, agency, resistance, innovation, migration, and global influence across the African diaspora to reinforce understanding of major themes of African American History Expert strategies and examples for tackling multiple-choice, free-response, and the Project Exam Day Validation Question with confidence Timelines, chapter summaries, and key takeaways to reinforce understanding of major events, movements, and cultural contributions Robust Online PracticeContinue your practice with one full‑length practice test on Barron’s Online Learning Hub Simulate the exam experience with a timed test option Deepen your understanding with detailed answer explanations and expert advice Gain confidence with scoring to check your learning progress Why Barron’sTrusted by millions for 80+ years, Barron’s provides prep for 29 AP exams—among the most comprehensive offerings available. Written by educators who know AP inside and out, our review and practice deliver the depth and authority needed for exam-day success. Power up your study sessions with Barron's AP African American Studies on Kahoot!‑‑additional, free practice to help you ace your exam!Publisher's Note: Products purchased from 3rd party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entities included with the product.