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9780395652374

The Encyclopedia of World History

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    9780395652374

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    0395652375

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-09-01
  • Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

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For decades William L. Langer's best-selling ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WORLD HISTORY was the indispensable, authoritative guide to all of human history. Now, under the direction of a distinguished new editor, comes an updated and dramatically improved version for a new generation, the only encyclopedia of its kind with a bound-in, searchable compact disc of the complete text. The result is a wholly accessible, absorbing canvas of world history that no student, scholar, or amateur historian should be without. Renowned historian Peter N. Stearns and thirty prominent historians have combined their expertise over the past ten years to perfect this comprehensive chronology of more than 20,000 entries that span the millennia from prehistoric times to the year 2000. With a unique format that has won it generations of fans, the ENCYCLOPEDIA continues to feature chronological entries grouped by geographic region, allowing readers to get an in-depth view of distinct events along with a virtual time line of human history. But this new edition is much more than an expansion of a classic; it reflects important recent changes in historical trends and historical thinking. In addition to showcasing traditional facts of national leadership and state power, the Encyclopedia embraces social and cultural developments, non-European history, women's history, religion, health, economics, technology, and other vital but less often reported aspects of the human drama. Here is a chronicle not only of major political events but of ordinary people, covering shifts in the relationships between men and women, developments in leisure, and demographic currents. And for all periods there are summaries of global developments that cannot be captured in national or regional frameworks. As editor Stearns notes in his preface, "The world we know historically has greatly changed. The revisions that animate this edition celebrate this change, benefiting from the labors of countless venturesome scholars over the past several decades." A masterwork whose roots date back to the nineteenth century, this exciting volume belongs at the elbow of every history lover and of anyone who has ever been curious about our constantly changing, remarkably diverse human story.

Table of Contents

I. PREHISTORIC TIMES
Introduction
1(4)
History and Prehistory
1(1)
The Study of Prehistory
1(4)
Archaeology as Anthropology and History
1(1)
Culture and Context
1(1)
Time and Space
2(1)
Time
2(1)
Space
2(1)
Finding and Digging Up the Past
3(1)
Finding Archaeological Sites
3(1)
Excavation
3(1)
Analysis and Interpretation
3(1)
Analysis of Artifacts
3(1)
Food Remains
4(1)
Interpretation
4(1)
Subdividing Prehistoric Times
4(1)
Theoretical Approaches to Prehistory
4(1)
Culture History
4(1)
Culture as Adaptation
4(1)
New Theoretical Directions
5(1)
Prehistory and the Great Ice Age
5(1)
Human Origins (4 Million to 8 Million Years Ago)
5(2)
Homo Erectus and the First Peopling of the World (8 Million to 250,000 Years Ago)
7(1)
Homo erectus
7(1)
Fire
7(1)
Out of Africa
7(1)
Early Homo sapiens (c. 250,000 to 35,000 Years Ago)
8(1)
The Neanderthals
8(1)
The Origins of Modern Humans (c. 150,000 to 100,000 Years Ago)
8(1)
The Spread of Modern Humans in the Old World (100,000 to 12,000 Years Ago)
9(1)
Europe
9(1)
Eurasia and Siberia
9(1)
South and Southeast Asia
10(1)
The First Settlement of the Americas (c. 15,000 Years Ago)
10(1)
After the Ice Age: Holocene Hunter-Gatherers (12,000 Years Ago to Modern Times)
11(1)
African Hunter-Gatherers
11(1)
Asian Hunter-Gatherers
11(1)
Mesolithic Hunter-Gatherers in Europe
11(1)
Near Eastern Hunters and Foragers
12(1)
Paleo-Indian and Archaic North Americans
12(1)
Central and South Americans
12(1)
The Origins of Food Production
12(1)
Early Food Production in the Old World (c. 8,000 B.C.E. and Later)
13(1)
First Farmers in the Near East
13(1)
Early European Farmers
13(1)
Egypt and Sub-Saharan Africa
14(1)
Asian Farmers
14(1)
The Origins of Food Production in the Americas (c. 5000 B.C.E. and Later)
14(1)
Later Old World Prehistory (3000 B.C.E. and Afterward)
15(3)
State-Organized Societies
15(1)
Webs of Relations
15(1)
Later African Prehistory
16(1)
Egypt and Nubia
16(1)
West African States
16(1)
East and Southern Africa
16(1)
Europe after 3500 B.C.E.
16(1)
Eurasian Nomads
17(1)
Asia
17(1)
South Asia
17(1)
China
17(1)
Japan
17(1)
Southeast Asia
18(1)
Offshore Settlement in the Pacific
18(1)
Chiefdoms and States in the Americas (c. 1500 B.C.E.-1532 C.E.)
18(2)
North American Chiefdoms
18(1)
Mesoamerican Civilizations
19(1)
Olmec
19(1)
Teotihuacan
19(1)
Andean Civilizations
19(1)
Beginnings
19(1)
Chavin
19(1)
Moche
19(1)
Tiwanaku
19(1)
Chimu
20(1)
The End of Prehistory (1500 C.E. to Modern Times)
20(1)
II. ANCIENT AND CLASSICAL PERIODS, 3500 B.C.E. - 500 C.E.
Global and Comparative Dimensions
21(4)
Origins of Civilizations, 4000-2000 B.C.E.
21(1)
Emergence of First Civilizations
21(1)
Later Primary Civilizations
21(1)
Early, Complex Nonurban Societies
21(1)
Comparisons
21(1)
The Growth of Civilizations, 2000-300 B.C.E.
22(1)
The Creation of Regionally Unified Societies
22(1)
Civilizations and Nonurban Societies
22(1)
The Axial Period
22(1)
Classical Civilizations, 300 B.C.E.-500 C.E.
23(1)
The Middle East
23(1)
The Mediterranean Basin
23(1)
Chinese Imperial Unity
23(1)
Indian Empires
23(1)
Expansion of the Ecumene
23(1)
Africa
23(1)
Central Eurasia
23(1)
The Silk Roads
24(1)
The Spread of Religions, 300 B.C.E.-500 C.E.
24(1)
The Spread of Hellenism
24(1)
Buddhism
24(1)
Hinduism
24(1)
The Expansion of Christianity
24(1)
Kingdoms of Western Asia and Africa, to 323 B.C.E.
25(16)
Periodization
25(1)
Mesopotamia, c. 3500-539 B.C.E.
25(3)
Geography
25(1)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
25(1)
The Sumerians and the Akkadians
25(1)
The Amorite Kingdoms
26(1)
The Kassites, the Hurrians, and the Arameans
27(1)
The Neo-Assyrians and the Neo-Babylonians
27(1)
Egypt, c. 3500-332 B.C.E
28(4)
Geography
28(1)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
29(1)
The Old Kingdom and the First Intermediate Period (1st-11th Dynasties)
29(1)
The Middle Kingdom and the Second Intermediate Period (11th-17th Dynasties)
30(1)
The New Kingdom and the Third Intermediate Period (18th-24th Dynasties)
30(1)
The Late Dynastic Period (25th-31st Dynasties)
31(1)
East Africa, c. 2000-332 B.C.E.
32(1)
Geography
32(1)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
32(1)
Kush and Punt
32(1)
The Kingdoms of Napata and Meroe
32(1)
Syria-Palestine, c, 3500-323 B.C.E.
32(4)
Geography
32(1)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
33(1)
Ebla and Mari
33(1)
The Land of Canaan
33(1)
Israel and Judah
34(1)
The Land of Aram (Syria)
35(1)
Phoenicia, Carthage, and the Phoenician Colonies, 1200-322 B.C.E.
36(1)
Geography
36(1)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
36(1)
Phoenicia
36(1)
Carthage and the Western Phoenician Colonies
36(1)
Asia Minor, 3000-333 B.C.E.
37(1)
Geography
37(1)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
37(1)
The Hattians and the Hittites
37(1)
The Phrygians and the Lydians
38(1)
Persian Asia Minor
38(1)
Armenia, c. 1300-331 B.C.E.
38(1)
Geography
38(1)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
38(1)
Urartu (Van)
39(1)
Armenia
39(1)
Iran, 2700-330 B.C.E.
39(2)
Geography
39(1)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
39(1)
The Elamites
39(1)
The Medes and the Persians
40(1)
The Persian Empire
40(1)
Arabia, c. 850-332 B.C.E.
41(1)
Geography
41(1)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
41(1)
Northern Arabia
41(1)
Southern Arabia
41(1)
Early Civilizations and Classical Empires of South and East Asia
41(15)
South Asia, to 72 B.C.E.
41(2)
South Asia, 72 B.C.E.-500 C.E.
43(2)
North India: Punjab and the Gangetic Plain
43(2)
The Deccan
45(1)
South India
45(1)
Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
45(1)
Southeast Asia, c. 500 B.C.E.-500 C.E.
45(1)
Funan
46(1)
Champa
46(1)
Burma (Pagan)
46(1)
China, to 221 B.C.E
46(3)
Schools of Classical Chinese Thought
48(1)
Confucianism
48(1)
Mozi (Mo Di)
48(1)
Daoism
48(1)
Legalism
49(1)
Sun Wu (Sunzi, ``Master Sun'')
49(1)
Gongson Long
49(1)
China, 221 B.C.E.-589 C.E.
49(5)
Korea, to 540 C.E.
54(1)
Japan, to 527 C.E.
55(1)
Geography
55(1)
Ethnology
55(1)
Religion
55(1)
Early Civilization
55(1)
Japanese Historical Mythology
55(1)
Classical Greece and the Hellenistic World
56(19)
The Bronze Age, c. 3000-1200 B.C.E.
56(2)
Geography
56(1)
The Minoan Civilization
57(1)
Mainland Greece: The Early and Middle Helladic Periods
57(1)
The Late Helladic Period: The Mycenaean Age
57(1)
The Greeks in Asia Minor
58(1)
The Dark Ages, 1200-800 B.C.E.
58(2)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
58(1)
The Dorian Invasion
58(1)
The Aeolian and Ionian Migrations and the Greek Renaissance
58(2)
The Archaic Period, 800-510 B.C.E.
60(3)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
60(1)
Asia Minor and the Aegean Islands
60(1)
Sparta and the Peloponnese
60(1)
Athens
61(1)
Central and Northern Greece
62(1)
Sicily and Magna Graecia
62(1)
The Classical Age, 510-323 B.C.E.
63(7)
Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture
63(1)
The Rise of Athenian Democracy and the Persian Wars
64(1)
The Rise of the Athenian Empire
64(1)
The First Peloponnesian War
65(1)
The Second (Great) Peloponnesian War
66(1)
The Archidamian War
66(1)
The Argive War
67(1)
The Decelean (or Ionian) War
67(1)
The Spartan Hegemony
67(1)
The Theban Hegemony
68(1)
The Macedonian Empire
69(1)
The Hellenistic World, to 30 B.C.E.
70(5)
Economy, Society, and Culture
70(1)
The Wars of the Diadochi
71(1)
Macedon and Greece, to 146 B.C.E.
72(1)
The Seleucids and Pergamum
73(1)
Parthia
74(1)
Bactria
74(1)
Ptolemaic Egypt to the Roman Conquest
74(1)
Sicily
75(1)
Rome
75(25)
The Monarchy and the Early Republic, 334(338)-264 B.C.E.
75(4)
Geography and Climate
75(1)
The Peoples of Italy
75(1)
Economy, Society, and Culture
76(1)
The Regal Period
77(1)
The Early Republic
77(1)
The Conquest of Italy
78(1)
The Republic, 264-70 B.C.E.
79(4)
Geography and Climate
79(1)
Economy, Society, and Culture
79(1)
The Punic Wars
80(1)
Conquest of the Mediterranean
81(1)
Domestic Strife
82(1)
War and Politics, to 70 B.C.E.
82(1)
Civil War and Renewal, 70 B.C.E.-14 C.E.
83(4)
Economy, Society, and Culture
83(1)
Military Dynasts and Civil Wars
84(1)
Augustus and the Principate
85(2)
The Roman Empire, 14-284 C.E.
87(8)
Geography and Climate
87(1)
Economy, Society, and Culture
88(1)
The Julio-Claudians
89(2)
Early Christianity
91(1)
The High Empire
91(1)
Civil War and a New Settlement
92(1)
Conquest and Consolidation
93(1)
The Third Century
93(1)
Civil War and the Severans
93
Foreign Invasion and Internal Disarray
9(86)
The Rise of Christianity
95(1)
The Later Empire, 284-527 C.E.
95(5)
Economy, Society, and Culture
95(1)
Diocletian and the House of Constantine
96(1)
From the Death of Julian to the Death of Valentinian III
97(2)
Christians and Pagans
99(1)
The Later Fifth Century
99(1)
The Neo-Persian Empire of the Sassanians, 223-651 C.E.
100(3)
Economy, Society, and Culture
100(1)
Ardashir I to Shapur II
100(1)
Shapur II to the Reforms of Khusrau I
101(1)
Hormizd IV to the Muslim Conquest
102(1)
III. THE POSTCLASSICAL PERIOD, 500-1500
Global and Comparative Dimensions
103(4)
Periodization, 500-1000
103(1)
Transformation of Regional Civilizations
103(1)
Comparisons
103(1)
Interregional Relationships
103(1)
Continued Spread of Religions
104(1)
The Global Picture
104(1)
The High Post-Classical Period, 1000-1500
104(3)
Major Interregional Expansions
105(1)
Interregional Exchanges
106(1)
The Religious Context
106(1)
The Global Picture
106(1)
The Middle East and North Africa, 500-1500
107(24)
The Rise and Expansion of Islam, 610-945
107(9)
Overview
107(1)
Muhammad and the Rise of Islam
107(4)
The Umayyad Caliphate
111(1)
The Abbasid Caliphate and Its Breakup
112(4)
The Muslim Middle East and North Africa, 945-c. 1500
116(15)
Overview
116(1)
Iran, Iraq, and Anatolia
116(4)
The Mongol Empire and Its Successors
120(3)
The Ottoman Empire
123(1)
From Frontier Principality to Regional Power
123(2)
Defeat, Recovery, and Imperial Expansion
125(2)
Egypt and Syria
127(2)
North Africa
129(2)
South and Southeast Asia, 500-1500
131(9)
South Asia, 500-1199
131(3)
North India
131(1)
Deccan and Western India
132(1)
South India
132(2)
Southeast Asia, 500-900
134(1)
The Malay Archipelago and Peninsula
134(1)
Mainland Southeast Asia
134(1)
South Asia, 1000-1500
134(4)
North India and Deccan
134(3)
Bengal
137(1)
South India
137(1)
Ceylon
138(1)
Southeast Asia, c. 900-1557
138(2)
The Malay Archipelago and Peninsula
138(1)
Mainland Southeast Asia
138(1)
Angkor
139(1)
Burma (Pagan)
139(1)
Siam
139(1)
Africa, 500-1500
140(8)
Historical Trends, 500-1000
140(1)
Regions, 500-1000
141(2)
Sudanic West and Central Africa
141(1)
Forest West Area
141(1)
Northeast Africa (Horn)
142(1)
East Africa
142(1)
West Central Africa
142(1)
Southern Africa
143(1)
Madagascar
143(1)
Historical Trends, 1000-1500
143(1)
Regions, 1000-1500
144(4)
Sudanic West and Central Africa
144(1)
Mali
144(1)
Kanem-Borno
144(1)
Hausaland
145(1)
Songhay
145(1)
Timbuktu
145(1)
Other Regions in West Africa
145(1)
Forest West Africa
145(1)
Northeast Africa (Horn)
146(1)
East Africa
146(1)
West Central Africa
146(1)
Southern Africa
147(1)
North of the Limpopo
147(1)
South of the Limpopo
147(1)
Madagascar
148(1)
East Asia, to 1527
148(17)
China, 589-960
148(3)
Periodization and Events
148(1)
Political, Social, and Cultural Patterns
149(2)
China, 960-1521
151(4)
Periodization and Events
151(1)
Political, Social, and Cultural Patterns
151(2)
The Mongol Period
153(1)
The Early Ming
154(1)
Korea, 540-918
155(1)
Korea, 918-1392
156(1)
Major Events
156(1)
Political, Social, and Cultural Patterns
157(1)
Japan, 552-1185
157(3)
Japan, 1185-1493
160(3)
General Characteristics
160(1)
Feudalism
161(1)
Foreign Relations
161(1)
Art
161(1)
Literature
161(1)
Religion
161(1)
Major Events
161(2)
Vietnam
163(2)
Origins to 1009
163(1)
1009-1527, Independence and Its Defense
164(1)
Europe, 461-1500
165(111)
Western Europe in the Early Middle Ages, 461-1000
165(18)
Conditions of Life
165(1)
The Early Church
166(1)
Invaders of the West
167(1)
The Huns
167(1)
The Visigoths
167(1)
The Vandals
168(1)
The Burgundians
168(1)
The Ostrogoths in Italy
168(1)
The Frankish Kingdom
169(2)
The Lombards and the Popes
171(2)
The Empire of Charlemagne and Its Disintegration
173(3)
The West Franks under the Carolingian Kings
176(1)
Germany under the Carolingian and Saxon Emperors
177(2)
Spain
179(1)
The Visigothic Kingdom
179(1)
Muslim Spain
179(1)
Christian Spain, Castile and Leon
180(1)
The British Isles
180(1)
England
180(2)
Scotland
182(1)
Ireland
182(1)
Scandinavia
183(1)
Eastern Europe, 500-1025
183(8)
The Byzantine Empire
183(7)
The First Bulgarian Empire
190(1)
Western Europe and the Age of the Cathedrals, 1000-1300
191(31)
Overview
191(1)
The British Isles
192(1)
England
192(5)
Scotland
197(1)
Ireland
197(1)
France
197(8)
Germany
205(5)
The Teutonic Knights
210(1)
Scandinavia
210(1)
Denmark
210(1)
Sweden
211(1)
Norway
211(1)
The Papacy and Italy
212(4)
The Norman Kingdom in South Italy and Sicily
216(1)
The Development of Italian Towns
216(1)
The Rise of Venice
216(2)
The Iberian Peninsula
218(1)
Muslim Spain
218(1)
Castile
219(1)
Barcelona and Catalonia
219(2)
Navarre
221(1)
Aragon
221(1)
Portugal
221(1)
Eastern Europe, 1000-1300
222(7)
The Slavs
222(1)
Bohemia and Moravia
222(1)
Poland
223(1)
Kievan Russia
224(2)
Hungary
226(1)
Serbia
226(2)
The Second Bulgarian Empire
228(1)
Christian States in the Eastern Mediterranean, 1000-1300
229(9)
The Byzantine Empire
229(4)
The Crusades
233(4)
Latin and Greek States in the Middle East
237(1)
Western Europe, 1300-1500
238(30)
Overview
238(1)
The British Isles
239(1)
England
239(4)
Scotland
243(1)
Ireland
243(1)
France
243
The Iberian Peninsula
24(223)
Castile
247(2)
Aragon
249(1)
Portugal
250(1)
The Papacy and Italy
251(1)
The Papacy
251(2)
Sicily and Naples
253(2)
Florence
255(3)
Milan
258(1)
Venice
259(1)
The Holy Roman Empire
259(4)
Bohemia
263(1)
The Swiss Confederation
264(1)
The Hanseatic League
265(1)
The Teutonic Knights
265(1)
Scandinavia
266(1)
Denmark
266(1)
Sweden
266(1)
Norway
266(1)
The Union of Kalmar
266(2)
Eastern Europe, 1300-1500
268(8)
Poland
268(1)
Lithuania
268(2)
Russia
270(2)
Hungary
272(1)
The Serbian States
272(1)
The Byzantine Empire
273(3)
The Americas, 1000-1525
276(3)
Pre-Columbian South and Central America and the Caribbean, 1200-1530
276(1)
Pre-Columbian Explorations by Europeans, 1000-1189
277(1)
The Voyages of Columbus, 1492-1504
277(1)
Post-Columbian Discoveries, 1497-1522
278(1)
IV. THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD, 1500-1800
Global and Comparative Dimensions
279(4)
New-Style Empires and States, 1500-1700
279(2)
Gunpowder Empires
279(1)
Other Emerging States
279(1)
European National Monarchies
280(1)
The New Context of the 18th Century
280(1)
Transformations of Major World Societies, 1500-1800
281(2)
Commercialization
281(1)
Worldview Reformations
282(1)
Global Interaction Networks
283(1)
The Emerging World Economy
283(1)
The Exchange of New Products
283(1)
The Spread of Diseases
283(1)
Early Modern Europe, 1479-1815
283(66)
Europe, 1479-1675
283(27)
Overview
283(1)
England, Scotland, and Ireland
284(6)
The Netherlands
290(1)
France
291(3)
The Iberian Peninsula
294(1)
Spain
294(2)
Portugal
296(1)
Italy
296(1)
The Italian Wars
296(2)
The Papacy
298(1)
Venice
299(1)
Other Italian States
299(1)
The German Empire
300(1)
Overview, to 1618
300(3)
The Thirty Years' War
303(2)
The Swiss Confederation
305(1)
Scandinavia
305(1)
Denmark and Norway
305(1)
Sweden
305(1)
Russia
305(3)
Poland-Lithuania
308(1)
Bohemia
309(1)
Hungary
309(1)
Science and Learning, 1450-1700
310(2)
Science
310(2)
Inventions and Technology
312(1)
Europe, 1648-1814
312(2)
Economic and Social Changes
312(1)
Intellectual Developments
313(1)
Culture and Popular Culture
314(1)
Science and Technology
314(1)
European Diplomacy and Wars, 1648-1795
314(5)
National Patterns, 1648-1815
319(30)
England, Scotland, and Ireland
319(1)
England and Scotland
319(5)
Ireland
324(1)
The Dutch Republic
325(1)
France
326(3)
The Iberian Peninsula
329(1)
Spain
329(2)
Portugal
331(1)
Italy and the Papacy
332(1)
Overview
332(1)
The Papacy
333(1)
Savoy (Sardinia)
333(1)
Naples
334(1)
Lombardy
334(1)
Tuscany
334(1)
Other States
334(1)
Italy during the French Revolution
335(1)
The Swiss Confederation
335(1)
The Holy Roman Empire
336(1)
The Hohenzollern Dynasty
337(1)
The Habsburg Monarchy
337(2)
Scandinavia
339(1)
Sweden and Finland
340(2)
Denmark, Norway, and Iceland
342(1)
Poland
343(3)
Russia
346(3)
The Middle East and North Africa, 1500-1800
349(18)
Overview
349(1)
The Middle East, 1501-1808
350(14)
The Ottoman Empire
350(1)
The Rise to World Empire
350(3)
Decentralization and External Challenges
353(6)
Iran
359(4)
Afghanistan
363(1)
Arabia
364(1)
North Africa, 1504-1799
364(3)
Morocco
364(2)
Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya
366(1)
South and Southeast Asia, 1500-1800
367(9)
India, 1500-1800
367(5)
Southeast Asia, 1500-1800
372(2)
The Malay Peninsula and Archipelago
372(1)
Kedah
373(1)
Aceh
373(1)
Malaysia, 1509-1790
373(1)
Maluku (Eastern Indonesia), 1500-17th Century
374(1)
Mainland Southeast Asia, 1500-1800
374(2)
Burma
374(1)
Siam (Ayutthaya)
375(1)
Cambodia
376(1)
East Asia, c. 1500-c. 1800
376(10)
Overview
376(1)
China, 1522-1796
376(4)
The Remainder of the Ming Dynasty
376(1)
The Qing Dynasty
377(3)
Korea, 1392-1800
380(1)
Japan, 1542-1793
381(4)
Vietnam, 1527-1802
385(1)
The Pacific Region, 1513-1798
386(2)
The Pacific Islands in Pre-European Times
386(1)
European Exploration, 1513-1800
387(1)
The Philippines, 1500-1800
387(1)
Africa, 1500-1800
388(8)
Overview
388(2)
Regions
390(6)
Sudanic West and Central Africa
390(1)
Forest West Africa
391(1)
Northeast Africa (Horn)
392(1)
East Africa
392(1)
Swahili Coast
393(1)
Interlacustrine East Africa
393(1)
West Central Africa
393(1)
Southern Africa
394(1)
North of the Limpopo
394(1)
South of the Limpopo
395(1)
Madagascar
395(1)
Latin America, 1500-1800
396(11)
The Spanish Conquest
396(1)
The Caribbean and the Isthmus, 1499-1531
396(1)
Venezuela and Nueva Granada, 1521-1549
396(2)
Peru and the West Coast, 1522-1581
398(1)
The Rio de la Plata
398(1)
New Spain, 1518-1574
399(1)
The Conquest of Mexico
399(1)
Expansion to the South
399(1)
Expansion to the North and the Pacific Coast
399(1)
The Gulf Coast, Florida, and the Carolinas
400(1)
Foreign Encroachments and Territorial Changes, 1580-1800
400(1)
The Spanish Colonial System, 1550-1800
401(4)
Population Development
401(1)
Administration
401(1)
The Church and the Missions
402(1)
Economic Conditions
403(1)
Social and Cultural Evolution
403(1)
Insurrections
404(1)
Portuguese America, 1500-1814
405(1)
The Portuguese Colonial System
406(1)
North America, 1500-1789
407(11)
Overview
407(1)
Exploration and Settlement, 1500-1719
407(4)
The French in North America
407(2)
The English in North America
409(1)
Exploration
409(1)
Virginia
409(1)
New England
410(1)
Maryland
410(1)
Island Settlements
410(1)
Dutch and Swedish Settlements
410(1)
Colonial History, 1641-1737
411(1)
New England
411(1)
New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
411(1)
Virginia, Delaware, and Maryland
412(1)
The Southern Colonies
412(1)
Wars of England with France and Spain, 1651-1763
412(1)
Reform, Resistance, and Revolution, 1763-1789
413(5)
V. THE MODERN PERIOD, 1789-1914
Global and Comparative Dimensions
418(13)
European Global Domination, 1800-1914
418(3)
Developments in Major Empires
418(1)
Intensified Imperial Competition
418(1)
Major Land-Based Empires
419(1)
Spread of Modern Industrialism
419(1)
Development of Modern Political Systems
420(1)
Cultural Patterns
421(1)
Intensifications of Global International and Economic Relations, 1860-1914
421(3)
International Agreements
421(1)
The Redefinition of the World Economy
421(1)
International Diplomacy
422(2)
Technological Developments, 1800-1914
424(4)
Energy and Power Sources
425(1)
Materials and Construction
425(1)
Machines and Industrial Techniques
425(1)
Agricultural Production and Food Technology
426(1)
Transportation and Communication
427(1)
Polar Explorations
428(3)
Early Explorations
428(1)
Early Modern European Expeditions
428(1)
19th-Century Explorations
428(1)
20th-Century Explorations
428(3)
The French Revolution and Europe, 1789-1914
431(94)
Overview
431(1)
The French Revolution, 1789-1799
431(4)
Causes of the Revolution
431(1)
The National Assembly
431(1)
The Legislative Assembly
432(1)
The National Convention: The Revolution's Most Radical Phase
433(1)
The Directory
434(1)
The Napoleonic Period, 1799-1815
435(6)
The Consulate
435(1)
Domestic Affairs: Consolidation of Selective Revolutionary Measures
435(1)
Foreign Affairs
435(2)
The First Empire
437(1)
Domestic Affairs
437(1)
Foreign Affairs
437(3)
The Peace Settlements and the Hundred Days
440(1)
Western and Central Europe, 1815-1848
441(24)
Social, Cultural, and Economic Trends
441(1)
Economic and Social Changes
441(1)
Intellectual and Religious Trends
442(1)
Culture and Popular Culture
443(1)
Science and Learning
443(2)
European Diplomacy
445(1)
The British Isles
446(1)
England, Scotland, and Wales
446(4)
Ireland
450(1)
The Low Countries
450(1)
The Kingdom of the Netherlands, 1814-1830
450(1)
The Kingdom of Belgium
451(1)
The Kingdom of the Netherlands, 1830-1848
451(1)
France
451(1)
The Restoration Monarchy
451(3)
The July Monarchy
454(2)
The Iberian Peninsula
456(1)
Spain
456(1)
Portugal
456(2)
The Italian States
458(1)
Switzerland
459(1)
Central Europe
460(1)
Germany
460(2)
The Habsburg Monarchy
462(1)
Scandinavia
463(1)
Sweden and Norway
463(1)
Denmark and Iceland
463(2)
Finland
465(1)
Revolutions in Europe, 1848-1852
465(5)
France
465(2)
Hungary
467(1)
Austria and Bohemia
467(1)
Italy
468(1)
Switzerland
469(1)
Germany
469(1)
European Diplomacy, 1848-1914
470(10)
Western and Central Europe, 1848-1914
480(28)
Social, Cultural, and Economic Trends
480(1)
Economic and Social Changes
480(1)
Intellectual and Religious Trends
481(2)
Culture and Popular Culture
483(1)
Science and Learning
483(2)
Britain
485(1)
England, Scotland, and Wales
485(4)
Ireland
489(1)
The Low Countries
490(1)
Belgium
490(1)
The Netherlands
491(1)
France
491(1)
The Second Empire
491(2)
The Third Republic
493(2)
The Iberian Peninsula
495(1)
Spain
495(1)
Portugal
496(1)
Italy and the Papacy
496(1)
The Unification of Italy
496(2)
The Kingdom of Italy
498(1)
Switzerland
499(1)
Central Europe
500(1)
Germany
500(4)
The Austrian Empire
504(1)
Austria-Hungary
505(1)
Scandinavia
506(1)
Sweden and Norway
506(1)
Denmark and Iceland
507(1)
Finland
508(1)
Eastern Europe and the Balkans, 1762-1914
508(17)
Russia
508(4)
Poland
512(2)
The Balkans
514(1)
The Balkan States
514(1)
Greece
514(4)
Serbia
518(2)
Montenegro
520(1)
Bulgaria
521(1)
Romania
522(1)
Regional Movements
523(2)
The Middle East and North Africa, 1792-1914
525(27)
Overview
525(1)
The Middle East and Egypt, 1796-1914
525(20)
The Ottoman Empire
525(1)
Beginnings of Modernizing Reform
525(6)
Autocracy, Revolution, and Dismemberment
531(3)
Iran
534(3)
Afghanistan
537(2)
Arabia
539(2)
Egypt
541(4)
North Africa, 1792-1914
545(7)
Morocco
545(2)
Algeria
547(1)
Tunisia
548(2)
Libya
550(2)
South and Southeast Asia, 1753 - 1914
552(9)
India, 1800-1914
552(4)
Southeast Asia, 1753-1914
556(5)
Mainland Southeast Asia
556(1)
Burma
556(1)
Thailand (Siam)
557(2)
Laos and Cambodia
559(1)
Peninsular and Island Southeast Asia
559(1)
British Malaya
559(1)
The Malayan Archipelago, 1798-1908
560(1)
East Asia, 1193-1914
561(15)
China, 1196-1914
561(5)
Korea, 1800-1910
566(3)
Japan, 1793-1914
569(5)
Vietnam, 1802-1902
574(2)
The Pacific Region, c. 800-1914
576(10)
The Pacific Islands, 1794-1914
576(1)
The Philippines, 1800-1913
577(1)
Australia, 1788-1914
578(5)
New Zealand, c. 800-1913
583(3)
Africa, 1795-1917
586(13)
Overview
586(1)
European Exploration, 1795-1895
587(2)
Regions
589(10)
Sudanic West and Central Africa
589(1)
Forest West Africa
590(2)
Northeast Africa (Horn)
592(1)
Ethiopia
592(1)
Sudan Region
592(1)
East Africa
593(1)
Swahili Coast and Hinterland
593(1)
Uganda and the Interlacustrine Region
594(1)
West Central Africa
594(1)
Southern Africa
595(1)
North of the Limpopo
595(1)
South of the Limpopo
595(3)
Madagascar
598(1)
North America, 1789-1914
599(23)
The United States, 1789-1877
599(12)
Overview
599(1)
The Early National Period
600(7)
The Civil War
607(3)
Reconstruction
610(1)
The United States, 1878-1914
611(6)
Overview
611(1)
New Political, Social, and Diplomatic Issues
612(5)
British North America, 1789-1914
617(5)
Overview
617(1)
The Dominion of Canada, 1789-1877
617(4)
Newfoundland, 1855-1878
621(1)
Canada, 1878-1914
621(1)
Newfoundland, 1878-1914
621(1)
Latin America, 1806-1914
622(18)
Periodization
622(1)
The Wars of Independence, 1806-1872
622(4)
Causes
622(1)
The Rio de la Plata
622(1)
Paraguay
623(1)
The Banda Oriental (Uruguay)
623(1)
Chile
623(1)
Peru and Upper Peru (Peru and Bolivia)
624(1)
Venezuela, Nueva Granada, and Quito (Gran Colombia)
624(1)
New Spain (Mexico)
625(1)
Guatemala and Central America
625(1)
Brazil
625(1)
Latin America, 1820-1914
626(14)
Overview
626(1)
South America
626(1)
Argentina
626(3)
Chile
629(1)
Paraguay
630(1)
Uruguay
631(1)
Bolivia
631(1)
Peru
632(1)
Ecuador
632(1)
Colombia (Nueva Granada)
633(1)
Venezuela
633(1)
Brazil
634(1)
Panama and the Panama Canal Zone
635(1)
Central America
635(1)
Overview
635(1)
Guatemala
636(1)
El Salvador
636(1)
Nicaragua
636(1)
Costa Rica
636(1)
Honduras
637(1)
Mexico
637(1)
The Caribbean
638(1)
Cuba
638(1)
Puerto Rico
638(1)
Dominican Republic
639(1)
Haiti
639(1)
VI. THE WORLD WARS AND THE INTERWAR PERIOD, 1914-1945
Global and Comparative Dimensions
640(10)
Emerging Global Relationships
640(4)
Developing Global Institutions and Structures
640(1)
1914-1946, Interstate Institutions
640(1)
Regional Interstate Institutions
641(1)
Multinational Economic Institutions
641(1)
Multinational Cultural Institutions
642(1)
Globally Competing Ideologies
642(1)
Western Ideological Competitions
642(2)
Nationalist Options
644(1)
Globalization of Culture
644(1)
Sports
644(1)
Cinema
645(1)
International Relations
645(3)
The Post-World War I Era
645(1)
The Era of the Great Depression
646(2)
Science
648(1)
Mathematics, Physics, Astronomy
648(1)
Chemistry, Biology, Geology
648(1)
Technological Developments
649(1)
Energy and Materials
649(1)
Materials and Construction
649(1)
Machines and Industrial Techniques
649(1)
Agricultural Production and Food Technology
649(1)
Transportation and Communication
649(1)
World War I, 1914-1918
650(22)
The Western Front, 1914-1915
650(2)
The Eastern Front, 1914-1911
652(2)
The War at Sea, 1914-1915
654(1)
The Balkan Situation, 1914-1915
654(1)
The Intervention of Italy, 1915
655(1)
The Middle East, 1914-1918
656(3)
The Western Front, 1916-1917
659(1)
The Eastern Front, 1916-1911
660(1)
The Italian Front, 1916
660(1)
The Balkan Front, 1916-1917
660(1)
Greece
660(1)
Romania
661(1)
The War at Sea, 1916-1917
661(1)
The War in the Air, 1914-1918
661(1)
The War in the Colonies, 1914-1918
662(1)
Peace Negotiations, 1916-1917, and the Intervention of the United States, 1917
662(1)
The Settlements in Eastern Europe, 1917-1918
663(1)
The End of the Habsburg Monarchy
664(1)
Operations in the West, 1918
664(7)
The Peace Settlements
671(1)
The Treaty of Versailles
671(1)
The Treaty of Saint-Germain
672(1)
The Treaty of Neuilly
672(1)
The Treaty of Trianoin
672(1)
The Treaty of Sevres
672(1)
Europe, 1919-1945
672(54)
Economic and Social Change
672(1)
Intellectual and Religious Trends
673(1)
Culture and Popular Culture
674(1)
European Diplomacy and the Depression, 1919-1939
674(5)
The British Isles
679(5)
Great Britain
679(3)
Ireland
682(2)
The Low Countries
684(2)
Belgium
684(1)
The Netherlands
685(1)
France
686(3)
The Iberian Peninsula
689(4)
Spain
689(4)
Portugal
693(1)
Italy and the Papacy
693(3)
Switzerland
696(1)
Germany
697(5)
Austria
702(2)
Czechoslovakia
704(2)
Hungary
706(2)
The Scandinavian States
708(2)
Overview
708(1)
Denmark
708(1)
Norway
708(1)
Sweden
709(1)
Finland
709(1)
Iceland
710(1)
Russia (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
710(5)
The Baltic States
715(4)
Overview
715(2)
Lithuania
717(1)
Latvia
717(1)
Estonia
718(1)
Poland
719(2)
The Balkan States
721(5)
Yugoslavia
721(1)
Albania
722(1)
Greece
723(1)
Bulgaria
724(1)
Romania
725(1)
North America, 1915-1945
726(10)
The United States
726(7)
The Dominion of Canada
733(2)
Newfoundland
735(1)
Latin America and the Caribbean, 1914-1945
736(15)
Overview
736(1)
Regional Diplomacy
736(1)
Cultural Developments
736(1)
South America
737(7)
Argentina
737(1)
Chile
737(1)
Paraguay
738(1)
Uruguay
738(1)
Bolivia
739(1)
Peru
739(2)
Ecuador
741(1)
Colombia
742(1)
Venezuela
742(1)
Brazil
742(2)
Central America
744(2)
Overview
744(1)
Panama
744(1)
Guatemala
744(1)
El Salvador
745(1)
Nicaragua
745(1)
Costa Rica
746(1)
Honduras
746(1)
Mexico
746(3)
The West Indies
749(2)
Cuba
749(1)
Puerto Rico
749(1)
The Virgin Islands
750(1)
The Dominican Republic
750(1)
Haiti
750(1)
The Middle East and North Africa, 1914-1945
751(18)
Overview
751(1)
The Middle East
752(15)
The Ottoman Empire and Turkey
752(2)
Iran (Persia)
754(3)
Afghanistan
757(1)
Egypt
757(3)
Syria
760(1)
Lebanon
761(1)
Palestine
762(2)
Transjordan
764(1)
Iraq
764(2)
States of the Arabian Peninsula
766(1)
North Africa
767(2)
Morocco
767(1)
Algeria
767(1)
Tunisia
768(1)
Libya
768(1)
South and Southeast Asia, 1914-1945
769(6)
India
769(3)
Southeast Asia
772(3)
Mainland Southeast Asia
772(1)
Burma
772(1)
Thailand (Siam)
773(1)
Laos and Cambodia
773(1)
Peninsular and Island Southeast Asia
774(1)
The Malayan Archipelago
774(1)
Indonesia (Netherlands East Indies)
774(1)
East Asia, 1902-1945
775(13)
Overview
775(1)
China, 1914-1945
775(7)
Mongolian People's Republic, 1911-1926
782(1)
Korea, 1910-1945
782(2)
Japan, 1914-1945
784(3)
Vietnam, 1902-1945
787(1)
The Pacific Region, 1914-1945
788(5)
The Pacific Islands
788(1)
The Philippines
789(2)
Australia
791(1)
New Zealand
792(1)
Africa, 1914-1945
793(7)
Overview
793(1)
Regions
794(6)
Sudanic West and Central Africa
794(1)
Forest West Africa
795(2)
Northeast Africa (Horn)
797(1)
East Africa
798(1)
West Central Africa
798(1)
Southern Africa
798(1)
North of the Limpopo
798(1)
South of the Limpopo
799(1)
Madagascar
800(1)
World War II, 1939-1945
800(12)
The Campaigns in Poland and Finland, 1939-1940
800(1)
The Invasion of Denmark and Norway, 1940
800(1)
The Conquest of the Low Countries and the Fall of France, 1940
800(1)
The Battle of Britain, 1940
801(1)
The Balkan Campaigns, 1940-1941
801(1)
The Campaigns in the Soviet Union, 1941-1944
802(1)
Defense of the Western Hemisphere, 1939-1945
803(1)
Naval Warfare and Blockade, 1939-1944
804(1)
The Campaigns in the Middle East and Africa, 1939-1943
805(1)
The Invasion of Italy, 1943-1944
806(1)
The Liberation of France and Belgium, 1944
807(1)
The Battle of Germany, 1945
807(1)
The War in Asia, 1939-1941
808(1)
The War in the Pacific, 1941-1945
809(1)
The Organization of Peace
810(2)
VII. THE CONTEMPORARY PERIOD, 1945-2000
General and Comparative Dimensions
812(22)
Changing Global Patterns
812(12)
Changing Structures of Global Power
812(1)
Imperialisms and Nationalisms
812(2)
The Rise and End of the Cold War
814(1)
International Conflict Resolution
815(1)
Terrorism
816(1)
Globalization of Material Life
816(1)
Evolution of International Economic Structures
816(2)
Science and Technology
818(3)
Environmental Issues
821(1)
Population Trends and Migrations
821(1)
Globalization and Special Identities
822(2)
International Relations
824(10)
Rise of the Cold War arid the End of Empires
824(3)
New Global Relationships
827(7)
Europe, 1945-2000
834(82)
Economic and Social Changes
834(1)
Religious and Philosophical Thought
835(1)
Culture and Popular Culture
836(1)
Science and Technology
836(1)
Diplomatic Relations and European Pacts
837(8)
Western Europe, 1945-2000
845(37)
Britain
845(6)
Ireland (Eire)
851(2)
The Low Countries
853(1)
Belgium
853(1)
The Kingdom of the Netherlands
854(1)
Luxembourg
855(1)
France
855(5)
The Iberian Peninsula
860(1)
Spain
860(3)
Portugal
863(1)
Gibraltar
864(1)
The Italian Region
864(1)
Italy
864(3)
The Vatican
867(1)
Malta
868(1)
Switzerland
868(1)
Germany
869(1)
The German Federal Republic (West Germany)
870(4)
The German Democratic Republic (East Germany)
874(1)
Germany, 1990-2000
875(1)
Austria
876(2)
The Scandinavian States
878(1)
Denmark
878(1)
Norway
879(1)
Sweden
880(1)
Finland
881(1)
Iceland
882(1)
Greenland
882(1)
Eastern Europe, 1945-2000
882(34)
Poland
882(4)
Czech Republic and Slovakia (Czechoslovakia)
886(3)
Hungary
889(2)
Yugoslavia and Successor States
891(3)
Bosnia-Herzegovina
894(1)
Croatia
895(1)
Slovenia
895(1)
Macedonia
896(1)
Albania
896(1)
Greece
897(2)
Bulgaria
899(1)
Romania
900(2)
Russia (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Successor States)
902(1)
Soviet Union
902(6)
Post-Soviet Successor Republics in Europe and Asia
908(8)
North America, 1946-2000
916(15)
The United States, 1946-2000
916(12)
Canada, 1946-2000
928(3)
Latin America, 1945-2000
931(34)
Overview
931(2)
Cultural Developments
931(1)
Regional Diplomacy
932(1)
South America, 1945-2000
933(16)
Argentina
933(3)
Chile
936(2)
Paraguay
938(1)
Uruguay
938(1)
Bolivia
939(2)
Peru
941(1)
Ecuador
942(1)
Colombia
943(2)
Venezuela
945(1)
Brazil
946(2)
Surinam
948(1)
Central America, 1945-2000
949(7)
Panama
949(1)
Guatemala
950(2)
El Salvador
952(1)
Nicaragua
953(1)
Costa Rica
954(1)
Honduras
955(1)
Mexico, 1946-2000
956(2)
The West Indies, 1946-2000
958(7)
Cuba
958(2)
Puerto Rico
960(1)
The Dominican Republic
961(1)
Haiti
962(2)
British Caribbean Territories and Guyana (British Guiana)
964(1)
The Middle East and North Africa, 1945-2000
965(29)
Overview
965(1)
Military, Diplomatic, and Social Developments
966(4)
The Middle East and Egypt, 1943-2000
970(20)
Turkey
970(3)
Cyprus
973(1)
Iran
973(3)
Afghanistan
976(1)
Syria
977(1)
Lebanon
978(1)
Palestine and Israel
979(3)
Jordan
982(1)
Iraq
983(1)
Saudi Arabia
984(1)
North and South Yemen
985(1)
The Gulf States
986(1)
Egypt
987(3)
North Africa, 1945-2000
990(4)
Morocco
990(1)
Algeria
991(1)
Tunisia
992(1)
Libya
993(1)
South and Southeast Asia, 1945-2000
994(26)
South Asia, 1945-2000
994(14)
Overview
994(1)
British India, to Independence and Partition
994(1)
The Republic of India
995(6)
Pakistan
1001(3)
Bangladesh
1004(1)
Sri Lanka (Ceylon)
1005(2)
Maldives
1007(1)
Nepal
1007(1)
Southeast Asia, 1941-2000
1008(12)
Overview
1008(1)
Mainland Southeast Asia
1008(1)
Myanmar (Burma)
1008(2)
Thailand
1010(2)
Cambodia
1012(2)
Laos
1014(2)
The Malay Archipelago and Peninsular Malaysia
1016(1)
Malaysia and Singapore
1016(2)
Singapore
1018(1)
Brunei
1018(1)
Indonesia
1018(2)
East Asia, 1944-2000
1020(21)
China, 1945-2000
1020(8)
The Civil War
1020(1)
The People's Republic of China (PRC)
1021(6)
The Republic of China (Taiwan, Nationalist China)
1027(1)
The Republic of Mongolia (The Mongolian People's Republic), 1945-2000
1028(1)
Korea (North and South), 1945-2000
1028(5)
Japan, 1946-2000
1033(3)
Vietnam, 1945-2000
1036(5)
The Pacific Region, 1944-2000
1041(5)
The Islands, 1946-2000
1041(1)
The Philippines, 1945-2000
1042(2)
Australia, 1944-2000
1044(1)
New Zealand, 1945-2000
1045(1)
Africa, 1941-2000
1046(34)
Overview
1046(3)
Regions
1049(24)
West Africa
1049(2)
Benin (Dahomey)
1051(1)
Burkina Faso
1051(1)
Cameroon
1051(1)
Central African Republic
1052(1)
Chad
1052(1)
Equatorial Guinea
1052(1)
Gabon
1052(1)
Gambia
1052(1)
Ghana
1053(1)
Guinea
1053(1)
Guinea-Bissau
1053(1)
Ivory Coast
1054(1)
Liberia
1054(1)
Mali
1055(1)
Mauritania
1055(1)
Niger
1055(1)
Nigeria
1055(1)
Sao Tome and Principe
1056(1)
Senegal
1057(1)
Sierra Leone
1057(1)
Togo
1058(1)
Northeast Africa (Horn)
1058(1)
Djibouti
1058(1)
Eritrea
1058(1)
Ethiopia
1059(1)
Somalia
1059(2)
Sudan
1061(1)
East Africa
1061(1)
Burundi
1062(1)
Comoros
1062(1)
Kenya
1063(1)
Rwanda
1063(1)
Tanzania
1064(1)
Uganda
1064(1)
West Central Africa
1064(1)
Angola
1065(1)
Republic of the Congo (Brazzaville)
1066(1)
Zaire (Congo)
1066(1)
Southern Africa
1067(1)
North of the Limpopo
1067(3)
South of the Limpopo
1070(2)
Madagascar
1072(1)
APPENDIXES
I. Roman Emperors
1073(1)
II. Byzantine Emperors
1074(1)
III. Caliphs, to 1256
1074(1)
IV. Roman Popes
1075(2)
V. Presidents of the United States
1077(1)
VI. Members of the United Nations in Order of Admission
1078(2)
Index 1080

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