<p>I don't go to a school that runs on a US curriculum which means we're taught different things for subjects like History. I'm planning on taking the SATs separately and while I should be able to take the SAT reasoning test, as it seems to cover general knowledge. With the SAT subject tests like World History, I don't know what the test covers and what everyone in the US is taught in World History. I do learn History at school but I tried taking the practice test on the College Board website but I realized we've never really learned about some of the eras the test covers. I go to a school that runs on a UK curriculum which means we mostly learn about European history like the Tudor/Elizabethan period, Nazi Germany, French Revolution, etc. but I don't recall learning about the Mayans, the Cape of Good Hope or whatever else the practice test was asking. While I've heard of some of it, I've never learned about it in depth. Which is why I was wondering what the World History SAT actually covers, like what point in History and which country/civilization. Is there some place I could get a full, in depth curriculum or are there good work books or text books that most people use in World History class so I can teach myself or something.</p>