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9780132662970

History of the Human Community, A, Vol. II 1500 to Present

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    9780132662970

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    0132662973

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1996-12-03
  • Publisher: Pearson
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Summary

An intellectually and stylistically unified overview of world history, this text draws a global portrait of the human pastshowing how each part of the world fits into the overall balance in each successive age.

Table of Contents

Map List
xi
Preface xiii
Part III THE FAR WEST CHALLENGES THE WORLD 1500 TO 1850
The Great European Discoveries: 1480 to 1550
361(27)
Problems of Seafaring
363(6)
Portuguese Trade and Exploration
369(3)
Growth of Spain's Overseas Empire
372(11)
Montezuma
376(7)
Indirect Consequences of European Explorations
383(2)
Conclusion
385(1)
Bibliography
386(2)
Europe's Self-Transformation 1500 to 1650
388(27)
Politics and Religion
389(12)
Luther's Kidnapping
395(6)
Religious and Dynastic Wars
401(5)
The Realm of Thought
406(4)
The Pursuit of Beauty
410(2)
Conclusion
412(1)
Bibliography
413(2)
The World Beyond Europe: 1500 to 1700
415(31)
The World of Islam
416(9)
Hindu Revival
425(2)
The Celestial Empire of China
427(3)
Japan's Sharp Shifts of Policy
430(4)
The Rise of the Russian Autocracy
434(3)
The New World
437(3)
Africa and Oceania
440(3)
Conclusion
443(1)
Bibliography
444(2)
Europe's Old Regime: 1650 to 1789
446(32)
Social and Economic Changes
447(7)
Politics and War
454(8)
Maria Theresa and the Hungarian Diet
462(1)
New Challenges to Royal Absolutism
462(2)
European Culture
464(9)
Conclusion
473(1)
Bibliography
473(5)
Illustrated Essay: Development of Human Communication
475(3)
World Reactions to Europe's Expansion: 1700 to 1850
478(28)
Withdrawal from Contact with Europeans
479(1)
The World of Islam
480(8)
Ali Pasha of Janina
487(1)
Hindu and Buddhist Asia
488(3)
China's Reversal of Roles
491(5)
The Land of the Rising Sun
496(3)
Less-Developed Regions of the World
499(5)
Shaka, the Zulu Chief
501(3)
Conclusion
504(1)
Bibliography
505(1)
The Democratic and Industrial Revolutions: 1776 to 1850
506(37)
Emergence of Europe's New Regime
507(1)
The American Revolution
508(2)
The French Revolution
510(16)
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
512(7)
Napoleon' Coronation
519(7)
The Industrial Revolution
526(8)
Conclusion
534(1)
Bibliography
535(8)
Illustrated Essay: Breakthroughs in the Use of Energy and Fuel
536(4)
Epilogue: Part III The State of the World: 1850
540(3)
Part IV BEGINNINGS OF WORLD COSMOPOLITANISM: FROM 1850
The Decisive Years 1850 to 1865
543(25)
The Breakdown of Traditional Social Order
544(1)
Europe's Irresistible Impact
545(2)
The Crimean War and Its Consequences
547(7)
The Lady with the Lamp
548(6)
Reforms in India
554(3)
Collapse of the Far Eastern Citadels
557(6)
Civil War in the United States
563(1)
The Rest of the World
564(2)
Conclusion
566(1)
Bibliography
566(2)
Europe: 1850 to 1914
568(23)
Political Changes
569(8)
Sentences Selected from the Communist Manifesto
570(7)
Economy and Society
577(4)
Thought and Science
581(5)
Art and Literature
586(2)
Conclusion
588(2)
Bibliography
590(1)
World Reactions to Europe's Achievements: 1850 to 1914
591(32)
Transportation and Communication
592(1)
Population Growth
593(1)
The Impact of European Skills
593(1)
How the ``Inner Ring'' Got Along
594(7)
The Asian ``Outside Ring''
601(9)
The Fate of Africans and Amerindians
610(5)
Conclusion
615(1)
Bibliography
616(7)
Illustrated Essay: Transportation and Communication
617(6)
World Wars of the Twentieth Century: 1914 to 1945
623(35)
Outbreak of World War I
624(7)
The Sealed Train
630(1)
The Peace Settlement: 1918-1923
631(4)
Stabilization and Renewed Crisis: 1923-1933
635(2)
The Lone Eagle
636(1)
The Drift Toward War: 1933-1939
637(3)
World War II: Initial Axis Victories, 1939-1941
640(5)
Turning the Tide: American Mobilization and Allied Offensives, 1942-1945
645(4)
The Second Best Is Not the Pacific
646(3)
Conclusion
649(1)
Bibliography
650(8)
Illustrated Essay: World Views
652(6)
The World Since 1945: Public Affairs
658(30)
Political and Economic Rivalries, 1945-1991
661(17)
Charter of the United Nations
664(3)
The Conquest of Mount Everest
667(11)
Population and Society
678(7)
Conclusion
685(1)
Bibliography
686(2)
Thought and Culture: 1914 to the Present
688(25)
Rise of Popular Culture
689(5)
The Sciences
694(6)
The Double Helix
698(2)
Music, Art, and Literature
700(3)
Religion and Philosophy
703(4)
Conclusion
707(1)
Bibliography
707(4)
Epilogue: Part IV The Study of History and Its Meaning
708(3)
The Meaning of History
711(2)
Photo Credits 713
Index I-1

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