World History Standards Question

So I thought the S.S. "Understanding the Standards" video said that the H.S. World History course would focus more on the 15th century to present, which would leave out ancient civilizations, Greece and Rome, the Renaissance, Middle Ages, etc.

But, when I looked at the support tool for the World History course, it mentioned ancient civilizations (essential standard 2) and referenced Greece, Rome, Middle Ages in how students will unpack other clarifying objectives.

Anyone have any thoughts or clarifications? Did I miss something?

You are right. I went through the transcript and found it

High school still has a focus on the integration of skills and content, however, Civics and Economics is where Personal Financial Literacy has been included. United States History has Part I and Part II and in World History, the major focus of study is the mid 15th century to the present.

I am unsure about that, because WH2 does start with the analyzing ancient civilizations. Maybe, its foundational and the mid-15th is the focus and not necessarily the starting point.
IDK, bro.