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9780134956237

The Western World A Narrative History, Prehistory to Present

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  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 1996-12-04
  • Publisher: Pearson
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Summary

This comprehensive yet streamlined narrative history of the Western world brings the stories of ordinary people as well as famous leaders and events to life. This book offers exceptionally broad social and geographical coverage highlighting the global setting of Western history and emphasizing the effects of the West's repeated encounters with the non-Western world.

Table of Contents

Preface xii
Introduction: What is the Western World? xiv
PART I Ancient Times 1(126)
Volume I: Chapters 1-14
Shadows of the Pyramids The World Before the West
3(29)
Prehistoric Peoples
3(7)
Paleolithic Food-Gathering Peoples
4(2)
Neolithic Food-Producing Peoples
6(2)
The Emergence of Civilization
8(2)
Mesopotamia and the First Cities
10(6)
The City-States of Sumer
10(2)
The Empires of Ur and Babylon
12(1)
The Assyrian Empire
13(2)
High Culture in Mesopotamia
15(1)
Egypt and the Growth of Centralized Monarchy
16(7)
A Kingdom Emerges Along the Nile
16(1)
Old Kingdom Egypt: The Pyramid Builders
17(1)
Middle Kingdom Egypt: Transition to Empire
18(1)
New Kingdom Egypt and the Egyptian Empire
19(2)
The Culture of the Nile
21(2)
Persia Unites the Near East
23(4)
The Near East in Tumult
23(1)
The Hittites and the Phoenicians
24(1)
The Persian Empire
25(2)
The Hebrews and Ethical Monotheism
27(5)
The Rise of the Hebrews
27(1)
Hebrew Society
28(1)
The Prophetic Age
28(2)
Summary
30(1)
Some Key Terms
30(1)
Notes
30(1)
Reading List
31(1)
White Cities by the Sea The Greek City-States
32(28)
The Rise of the Greek City-States
33(9)
The Greek World: Geography and Culture
34(2)
Minoans and Mycenaeans
36(1)
The Greek City-States
37(2)
Greek Colonies and Commercial Expansion
39(1)
The Emergence of Athenian Democracy
40(2)
The Age of Pericles
42(8)
The Persian Wars
42(3)
Pericles
45(1)
Fifth-Century Greek Society
46(1)
The Athenian Empire
46(1)
The Peloponnesian Wars
47(3)
Classical Greek Culture
50(10)
Religion and History
50(1)
Greek Philosophy: Socrates, Plato, Aristotle
51(1)
Greek Poetry from Homer to Sappho
52(2)
Greek Drama: Tragedy and Comedy
54(1)
The Art of the Acropolis
55(2)
Summary
57(1)
Some Key Terms
58(1)
Notes
58(1)
Reading List
58(2)
Athena and Isis The Hellenistic World
60(18)
Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic Age
60(5)
Philip Unifies Greece
61(1)
Alexander Conquers Persia
62(2)
The Hellenistic Monarchies
64(1)
Hellenistic Society
65(3)
Wealth and Poverty
66
Social Tensions
64(3)
The Hellenization of the East
67(1)
Hellenistic Culture
68(10)
The Arts: Realism and Sentimentalism
69(1)
Literature: From Comical to Pastoral
70(2)
Science: The Hellenistic Flowering
72(1)
Religion: Growth of the Mystery Cults
73(1)
Philosophy: Stoics, Epicureans, and Cynics
74(1)
Summary
75(1)
Some Key Terms
76(1)
Notes
76(1)
Reading List
76(2)
The City on the Seven Hills The Roman Republic
78(25)
Roman Beginnings
80(3)
Rome and the Mediterranean
80(1)
Early Roman Society
81(2)
Early Political Institutions
83(1)
The Struggle of the Orders
83(6)
The Expansion of Rome
84(1)
The Conquest of Italy
84(1)
The Wars with Carthage
85(3)
The Conquest of the East
88(1)
Disorder and Civil Strife
89(7)
Social Strains
90(1)
The Roman Civil War
91(2)
The Rise and Fall of Julius Caesar
93(2)
The Triumph of Augustus
95(1)
Roman Culture
96(7)
The Hellenization of Rome
96(1)
Roman Literature
97(2)
Roman Law
99(1)
Roman Art and Engineering
99(1)
Summary
100(1)
Some Key Terms
100(1)
Notes
101(1)
Reading List
101(2)
The Power of the Caesars The Roman Empire
103(24)
The Roman Peace
104(8)
Augustus and the Golden Age
104(2)
Emperors of the First and Second Centuries
106(2)
Imperial Government
108(2)
Economic Expansion
110(1)
Social Life in Ancient Rome
110(2)
The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
112(5)
Breakdown and Recovery
112(2)
Fifth-Century Collapse
114(2)
Why Did Rome Fall?
116(1)
The Rise of Christianity
117(3)
Judaism and Jesus
117(2)
The Message of Christ
119(1)
The Christian Church Takes Shape
120(7)
Christianity Under the Sign of the Fish
120(2)
The Emergence of the Church
122(1)
Heresy and Schism
123(1)
The Fathers of the Church
124(1)
Summary
124(1)
Some Key Terms
125(1)
Notes
125(1)
Reading List
125(2)
PART II The Centuries of Christendom 127(112)
Out of the Ruins The Early Middle Ages
129(23)
Centuries of Struggle
130(8)
Germanic Kingdoms of the Early Middle Ages
130(2)
Charlemagne's Empire
132(3)
Raiders and Settlers: Vikings, Arabs, Magyars
135(2)
Efforts at State Building: Alfred and Canute
137(1)
Early Medieval Society
138(5)
Royal Government in the Early Middle Ages
138(1)
Feudal Politics
139(2)
Manorial Agriculture
141(2)
The Spread of Christianity
143(4)
Early Medieval Popes---Gregory the Great
144(1)
Missionaries
145(1)
Monks and Nuns
146(1)
Early Medieval Culture
147(5)
Literature and Scholarship
147(1)
The Celtic Flowering
148(1)
The Carolingian Renaissance
148(1)
Summary
149(1)
Some Key Terms
150(1)
Notes
150(1)
Reading List
150(2)
Sailing to Byzantium Europe's Eastern Neighbors
152(26)
The Byzantine Empire
153(8)
Byzantine Origins
153(1)
Justinian and Theodora
154(2)
The Power of Byzantine Autocracy
156(2)
The Wealth of Constantinople
158(1)
Byzantine Art and Thought
159(2)
Kievan Russia
161(5)
Eastern Europe and Its Peoples
161(1)
The Slavs and the Varargian Princes
162(1)
The Impact of Byzantium
163(1)
The Age of Yaroslav the Wise
164(2)
The Arab Empire
166(12)
The Desert Peoples
166(1)
The Vision of Muhammad
167(2)
The Arab Conquests
169(2)
The Arab Caliphs
171(1)
Unity and Disunity in the Muslim World
172(1)
The Arab Golden Age
173(2)
Summary
175(1)
Some Key Terms
175(1)
Notes
176(1)
Reading List
176(2)
When the Cathedrals Were White The High Middle Ages
178(32)
The Revival of Trade and Towns
179(5)
Agricultural Improvements
179(1)
The Resurgence of Trade
179(2)
The Growth of Cities
181(3)
The Commercial Revolution
184(1)
The Feudal Monarchies
184(7)
The Emergence of Feudal Monarchy
185(1)
The Capetians: Philip Augustus, St. Louis, and Royal Power in France
185(1)
From William the Conqueror to the First Parliament in England
186(3)
Imperial Power in Germany: Otto the Great, Frederick Barbarossa, and Frederick II
189(2)
The Medieval Church Triumphant
191(5)
Corruption, Hersey, Friars, and Inquisitors
192(1)
Church Reform and Papal Power: From Gregory VII to Innocent III
193(3)
Women in the High Medieval Church
196(1)
High Medieval Society and Culture
196(6)
The Religious Culture of the Age of Faith
197(1)
Gothic Architecture and Art
197(1)
Scholasticism and the Twelfth-Century Renaissance
198(2)
Chivalric Culture and Courtly Love
200(1)
Jewish Life and Culture
201(1)
The Medieval Expansion of Europe
202(8)
The Reconquista and the Drang nach Osten
202(1)
The Crusades
203(2)
The Crusader States
205(1)
Summary
206(1)
Some Key Terms
207(1)
Notes
207(1)
Reading List
207(3)
Apocalypse The End of the Middle Ages
210(29)
Plague, Depression, and Social Strife
210(7)
The Black Death
211(3)
Economic Decline and Stagnation
214(1)
Social Disarry
215(2)
The Hundred Years' War
217(7)
Causes of Conflict
218(1)
Edward III and English Victories
219(1)
Henry V, Joan of Arc, and the Turn of the Tide
220(1)
Marauding Mercenaries and Bastard Feudalism
221(1)
The Monarchies Challenged
222(2)
The Church Divided
224(4)
The Avignon Papacy
224(2)
The Great Schism
226(1)
Mysticism, Lay Piety, and Resurgent Heresy
227(1)
Mongol and Muslim Attacks
228(4)
The Decline of Kievan Russia and the Byzantine Empire
228(2)
The Yoke of the Golden Horde
230(1)
The Fall of Constantinople
231(1)
The Survival of the West
232(7)
The Growth of Government
232(1)
Business Recovery
233(2)
Late Medieval Art
235(1)
The Climax of Medieval Literature: Dante and Chaucer
235(2)
Summary
237(1)
Some Key Terms
237(1)
Notes
237(1)
Reading List
237(2)
PART III The Early Modern West 239(130)
The West Reborn The Renaissance
241(29)
Economic Revival
241(6)
Renewed Population Growth
242(1)
Agriculture, Trade, and Technology
243(1)
Renaissance Cities
244(1)
Renaissance Merchant Bankers
245(2)
Renaissance Princes
247(8)
The Revival of Political Power
247(1)
Renaissance Despots: The Medici and the Borgias
248(1)
The Spider King and the First Tudor
249(2)
Ferdinand and Isabella
251(2)
Czars and Emperors
253(2)
An Evolving Society
255(3)
The New Aristocracy
255(1)
Women in the Renaissance
256(1)
Cities and Villages
256(1)
The Jews in the Renaissance
257(1)
Humanism and Literature
258(4)
Rediscovering the Classics
258(1)
Humanist Social Thought
259(1)
Innovative Spirits: Petrarch to Cervantes
260(1)
Shakespeare and the English Renaissance
261(1)
Renaissance Art
262(8)
Renaissance Painting
262(1)
Italian Painters: Giotto to Titian
263(1)
Northern Painters: Durer to El Greco
264(1)
Architecture and Sculpture
265(1)
Women and Renaissance Art
266(1)
Summary
266(1)
Some Key Terms
267(1)
Notes
267(1)
Reading List
268(2)
Faith and Fury The Reformation
270(27)
The Lutheran Revolution
270(5)
Martin Luther's Religious Crisis
271(1)
The Religious Core of Protestantism
271(2)
The Spread of Lutheranism
273(2)
Secular Sources of Revolt
275(1)
Calvinism and the International Protestant Movement
275(4)
Calvin's Theology
276(1)
Calvinist Geneva
277(1)
Anabaptists and Other Sects
277(1)
Protestantism and Society
278(1)
The Catholic Reformation
279(2)
The Reformation Popes
279(1)
The Catholic Counterattack
279(1)
Loyola and the Jesuits
280(1)
The Nation-States in the Sixteenth Century
281(7)
Henry VIII and the English Reformation
281(1)
Francis I and the French Monarchy
282(1)
Charles V and the Habsburg Predominance
282(2)
Good Queen Bess
284(2)
Philip II and the Power of Spain
286(1)
Ivan the Terrible and the Growth of Russian Autocracy
287(1)
The Wars of Religion
288(1)
The Habsburg-Valois Wars
288(1)
The Reformation Wars
289(8)
The French Wars of Religion
290(1)
The Dutch Revolt
291(2)
The Birth of Toleration
293(1)
Summary
294(1)
Some Key Terms
295(1)
Notes
295(1)
Reading List
295(2)
Volume II: Chapters 12-30
I Am the State The Age of Absolutism
297(25)
The Crisis of the Seventeenth Century
297(6)
The Thirty Years' War
298(2)
The Midcentury Rebellions
300(1)
Famine, Depression, and Disease
301(1)
The Great Witch Craze
302(1)
The Triumph of Absolute Monarchy: France
303(5)
``I Am the State''
303(2)
The Sun King
305(1)
Mercantilism and War
306(2)
Absolutism in Central and Eastern Europe
308(4)
The New Habsburg Empire
308(1)
The Rise of the Hohenzollerns
309(1)
Peter the Great
310(1)
The Founding of Modern Russia
311(1)
Constitutional Government: England and the Netherlands
312(10)
Challenge to Royal Power in England
312(2)
Cromwell and the English Commonwealth
314(1)
The First Bill of Rights
315(1)
The Golden Age of the Dutch Republic
316(2)
The Rewards of Freedom
318(1)
Summary
319(1)
Some Key Terms
319(1)
Notes
320(1)
Reading List
320(2)
Michelangelo's Dome and Newton's Apple The Birth of the Modern Mind
322(23)
The Beginnings of Modern Political Thought
322(4)
The Concept of Sovereignty
323(1)
Hobbes and the Leviathan State
323(2)
Locke and Government by Consent of the Governed
325(1)
Expanding Horizons of Art
326(6)
Baroque Art
327(2)
Classical Art
329(1)
Art for the Middle Classes
330(2)
The Scientific Revolution
332(5)
The Need for a New Paradigm
332(1)
The Copernican Breakthrough
333(2)
Newton and the Law of Gravity
335(1)
Progress in Other Sciences
336(1)
Impact of the New Science
337(8)
The Philosophers of the Scientific Revolution
338(2)
The Rage for Science
340(1)
The New Worldview
341(1)
Summary
342(1)
Some Key Terms
342(1)
Notes
342(1)
Reading List
343(2)
Empires Beyond the Seas The Rise of Western Imperialism
345(24)
The Beginnings of Western Imperialism
345(5)
The World Beyond the West
346(1)
Motives for Imperial Expansion
346(2)
The Technology of Empire Building
348(1)
Phases and Forms of Imperialism
349(1)
Sixteenth-Century Empires: The Iberian Powers
350(5)
The Portuguese in Asia
351(1)
The Spanish in the Americas
352(1)
The Conquistadors
352(2)
Spain's American Empire
354(1)
Seventeenth-Century Empires: The North Atlantic Powers
355(5)
The Dutch Commercial Empire
356(1)
The French Mercantilist Empire
357(1)
The Rise of Britain's World Empire
358(1)
Russia's Eastward Expansion
359(1)
Global Impact of Western Expansion
360(9)
Asian Imports and the African Slave Trade
360(2)
Produce and Precious Metals from the Americas
362(1)
Ecological and Demographic Impact
363(1)
Impact of Western Ideas and Economic Power
364(1)
The West at the World's Center
365(1)
Summary
366(1)
Some Key Terms
366(1)
Notes
366(1)
Reading List
367(2)
PART IV The Eighteenth Century: New Directions 369(95)
The Pillars of Civilization Europe in the Old Regime
371(25)
The Great Powers of Europe
371(6)
France and the Legacy of Louis XIV
373(2)
Britain and the First Prime Minister
375(1)
Austria's New Empire
376(1)
The Rise of Prussia
376(1)
Russia: The Heritage of Peter the Great
377(1)
The Power Structure
377(3)
The Royal Center
378(1)
Ministers and Servants of the State
378(1)
Centers of Resistance to Royal Power
379(1)
Classes and Communities
380(7)
Aristocracy and Bourgeoisie
380(1)
Urban Workers and Peasants
381(2)
Women, Work, and the Family
383(1)
The Village and the Preindustrial City
384(2)
The Jewish Community: Persecution and Assimilation
386(1)
Wars and International Relations
387(9)
States and Empires
387(1)
The War of the Austrian Succession
388(1)
The Seven Years' War
389(3)
Victims: Poland and Turkey
392(1)
Summary
393(1)
Some Key Terms
394(1)
Notes
394(1)
Reading List
395(1)
The Age of Reason The Challenge of the Enlightenment
396(23)
The Eighteenth-Century Philosophers
397(5)
Voltaire and the Enlightenment
397(1)
Philosophes and Saloniers
398(1)
The Enlightenment Faith in Reason
399(2)
Nature, Humanity, and Progress
401(1)
Enlightenment Social Thought
402(7)
The Enlightenment Critique
402(1)
Montesquieu and the Powers of Government
403(1)
Rousseau and the Social Contract
404(1)
Adam Smith and the Laws of the Free Market
405(2)
Enlightenment Ideas About Women
407(1)
Religion and Philosophy
408(1)
The Enlightened Absolutists
409(4)
Enlightenment and Absolutism
410(1)
Frederick the Great
411(1)
Maria Theresa and Joseph II
412(1)
Catherine the Great
412(1)
Eighteenth-Century Culture
413(6)
Neoclassical and Rococo Art
414(1)
Middle-Class Realism in the Arts
415(1)
Popular Culture
415(1)
Summary
416(1)
Some Key Terms
417(1)
Notes
417(1)
Reading List
417(2)
Revolutionary Beginnings The American Revolution and the Industrial Revolution
419(22)
The Agricultural Revolution and the Population Explosion
420(3)
Agricultural Improvements
420(1)
Causes of the Population Explosion
421(1)
Soaring Population Figures
422(1)
The Industrial Revolution
423(6)
Causes of the Industrial Revolution
424(2)
England and the Industrial Takeoff
426(1)
Cotton, Coal, and Iron
426(1)
Women in the Industrial Revolution
427(1)
The Dawn of Modern Industrialism
428(1)
Political Revolts in Europe
429(2)
Pressures for Change
429(1)
Peasant Revolts and Urban Turbulence
429(2)
Aristocratic Resistance and Bourgeois Agitation
431(1)
The American Revolution
431(5)
Seeds of Revolt in North America
432(1)
Minutemen, Liberty Boys, and the First Continental Congress
433(1)
The War for Independence
434(1)
The Oldest Constitution
435(1)
Colonial Revolts in Latin America
436(5)
Reforms and Discontents
437(1)
Indian Uprisings and Slave Revolts
438(1)
Summary
439(1)
Some Key Terms
439(1)
Notes
439(1)
Reading List
440(1)
From the Bastille to Waterloo The French Revolution and Napoleon's Empire
441(23)
The Roots of Crisis
441(4)
Social Problems of the Old Regime
442(2)
Economic and Financial Disasters
444(1)
The Political Crisis of 1789
444(1)
The Revolution of Liberty, Equality, and Brotherhood
445(5)
The Estates General
445(2)
The Fall of the Bastille and the March on Versailles
447(1)
Dismantling the Old Order
448(2)
The Reign of the Guillotine
450(4)
The Committee of Public Safety
450(1)
The Reign of Terror
451(1)
The Directory
452(1)
Women in REvolt
452(2)
Napoleon's European Empire
454(10)
The Rise of Napoleon
454(1)
General Napoleon
455(2)
Napoleon and France
457(1)
Napoleon and Europe
458(1)
The Road to Waterloo, 1815
459(1)
Summary
460(1)
Some Key Terms
461(1)
Notes
461(1)
Reading List
462(2)
PART V The Nineteenth Century: Western Supremacy 464(128)
Power and Principles The Rise of Industrialism and Ideology
466(27)
The Industrialization of the West
466(5)
Britain and the Age of Steam
467(1)
Industrialism Spreads to Europe and the Americas
468(2)
Power Sources, Transportation, Communication
470(1)
Free Enterprise and Big Business
471(4)
The Rise of Free Enterprise
471(2)
Corporations and Cartels
473(1)
Economic Integration and Growth
474(1)
A Changing Society
475(5)
Classes in Conflict
475(1)
Population and Migration
476(1)
The New Industrial City
477(1)
Women and Work in the Nineteenth Century
477(2)
A Subculture of Youth
479(1)
Conservatism and Liberalism
480(3)
The Conservative Reaction
480(1)
Nineteenth-Century Liberalism
481(1)
Democracy and Welfare
482(1)
Nationalism, Socialism, Feminism
483(10)
Cultural and Political Nationalism
483(2)
Chauvinism and Racism
485(1)
Utopian Socialism and Marxism
486(1)
The Rise of Social Democracy
487(1)
The Emergence of Feminism
488(1)
Summary
489(1)
Some Key Terms
490(1)
Notes
490(1)
Reading List
490(3)
The Springtime of the Peoples Revolution and Reaction
493(29)
The Vienna Settlement
493(6)
The Congress of Vienna
494(1)
Redrawing the Map of Europe
495(2)
Restoring the Old Order
497(1)
The Concert of Europe
498(1)
Successes and Failures of 1815
498(1)
1820: The Fringe Revolutions
499(6)
Rumblings of Discontent
499(2)
Rebellions in Southern Europe
501(1)
The Russian Revolution of 1825
502(1)
The Latin American Wars of Liberation
503(2)
1830: Revolution Returns to the Center
505(4)
Unsolved Problems of the Restoration
505(1)
The July Days in Paris
506(2)
Britain's Reform Bill of 1832
508(1)
Other Revolutions of 1830
509(1)
The Advance of the Revolutionary Spirit
509(3)
Changes in the Conservative Order
509(1)
Liberalism and Radicalism in Western Europe
510(1)
Liberalism and Nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe
511(1)
Economic and Political Grievances
512(1)
1848: The Springtime of the Peoples
512(10)
The Two French Revolutions of 1848
513(2)
The New Napoleon
515(1)
The Revolutions of 1848 in Italy
515(1)
The Revolutions of 1848 in Germany
516(1)
Revolution Reaches the Land of Metternich
517(1)
British and Russian Responses to Radicalism
518(1)
Summary
519(1)
Some Key Terms
520(1)
Notes
520(1)
Reading List
521(1)
Blood and Iron Reshaping the Nations
522(24)
Political Changes, East and West
522(6)
Britain's Era of Reform
523(1)
France: The Second Empire and the Third Republic
524(2)
Austria and Russia: Autocracies under Pressure
526(2)
The Birth of Two New Nations
528(5)
Cavour and the Unification of Italy
528(2)
Bismarck and the Unification of Germany
530(2)
Bismarck's Later Policies
532(1)
The Evolving Americas
533(4)
Democracy and Division in the United States
533(2)
The Civil War and the Gilded Age
535(1)
Caudillos and Centralization in Latin America
536(1)
The Drive for Social Change
537(9)
Social Reforms: Voting, Work, Education
538(1)
The Labor Movement
539(1)
The Women's Movement
540(1)
The Jews: Assimilation and Antisemitism
541(2)
Summary
543(1)
Some Key Terms
544(1)
Notes
544(1)
Reading List
544(2)
Byron's Heart, Darwin's Ape, and Van Gogh's Ear Romanticism, Materialism, and Nonrationalism
546(21)
Romanticism: The Triumph of the Heart
547(6)
The Primacy of Emotion
547(1)
The Romantic World-view
548(1)
Romantic Rebellion in Literature
549(2)
Art Full of Action and Color
551(1)
Music from Beethoven to Bayreuth
552(1)
Philosophy in the Romantic Age
553(1)
Materialism: The Triumph of Reality
553(6)
Philosophical Materialism
553(1)
Scientific Breakthroughs in the Age of Darwin
554(2)
Social Darwinism and Positivism
556(1)
Realism and Naturalism in Fiction
557(2)
Realism and Impressionism in Art
559(1)
The New Nonrationalism
559(8)
The Rejection of Materialism
560(1)
Freud and Psychoanalysis
560(1)
Nietzsche and the Death of God
561(1)
Nonrational Forces
562(1)
Fin-de-Siecle Art and Literature
563(1)
Summary
564(1)
Some Key Terms
565(1)
Notes
565(1)
Reading List
565(2)
Empires on Which the Sun Never Sets The Climax of Western Imperialism
567(25)
The New Imperialism
568(3)
Forms of Imperialism
568(1)
Causes of the New Imperialism
569(1)
The Tools of the New Imperialism
570(1)
The Western Predominance in Asia
571(7)
The Eastern Question
572(1)
British India
573(1)
Colonizing Southeast Asia
574(1)
Opening Up China
575(2)
Japan Joins the Imperialists
577(1)
The Western Conquest of Africa
578(4)
The Pattern of Western Penetration
578(1)
British Indirect Rule: Cape to Cairo
578(3)
French Assimilation: West Africa
581(1)
Other African Colonies
582(1)
Internal Imperialism
582(3)
The Continental Countries
582(1)
Conditions for Conquest
583(1)
Destruction of Non-Western Societies
583(2)
The Impact of the New Imperialism
585(7)
Imperialism and the West
585(2)
Imperialism and the Non-Western World
587(1)
Summary
588(1)
Some Key Terms
589(1)
Notes
589(1)
Reading List
590(2)
PART VI The Twentieth Century: The West in a Changing World 592(189)
The Trenches and the Barricades World War I and the Russian Revolution
594(23)
The Turn of the Century
594(4)
Society and Politics
595(1)
Chauvinists in Germany, Bolsheviks in Russia
596(1)
The Progressive Movement in the United States
597(1)
Origins of World War I
598(3)
Causes of Conflict
598(1)
Two Armed Camps
599(1)
The Chain of Crises
600(1)
The Great War, 1914-1918
601(5)
Campaigns and Battles of World War I
601(2)
Trench Warfare
603(1)
The Home Front
604(1)
Turning Points
604(2)
The Russian Revolution of 1917
606(3)
The February Revolution
606(1)
The October Revolution
607(1)
Enemies of the Revolution
607(1)
Civil War and Communist Victory
608(1)
The Peace of Paris
609(8)
The Fall of the Last Emperors
609(2)
A War-Shaken World
611(1)
The Peacemakers
612(1)
The Treaty of Versailles
613(1)
The League of Nations
613(1)
Summary
614(1)
Some Key Terms
615(1)
Notes
615(1)
Reading List
615(2)
Tomorrow the World Depression and Dictatorship
617(27)
The Western Economy Between the Wars
617(4)
Overproduction and the World Economy
618(1)
The Role of the United States
618(2)
The Great Depression
620(1)
The Democracies Between the Wars
621(5)
FDR and the New Deal
621(3)
Britain: A Diminishing Pie
624(1)
France Muddles Through
624(1)
Weathering the Crisis
625(1)
Nazis and Fascists
626(5)
Totalitarianism
626(1)
Mussolini and Fascist Italy
627(1)
The Rise of Hitler
628(2)
Building the Thousand-Year Reich
630(1)
Communists, Militarists, and Other Dictators
631(6)
Stalin and the Five-Year Plans
631(3)
Stalinist Terror: The Purges and the Gulag
634(1)
Dictatorship Around the World
635(2)
A Society of Subcultures
637(7)
The Consumer Society
637(1)
Work Modes and Mass Culture
638(1)
Women in Democracies and Authoritarian States
639(1)
The Conflict of Generations
640(1)
Summary
641(1)
Some Key Terms
642(1)
Notes
642(1)
Reading List
642(2)
From Blitzkrieg to Hiroshima World War II Divides the Century
644(24)
Aggression and Appeasement
644(6)
Aggression in China, Ethiopia, and Spain
646(1)
Hitler in the Rhineland and Austria
647(1)
The Axis, Munich, and the Hitler-Stalin Pact
648(2)
Axis Victories, 1939-1942
650(5)
Hitler's Blitzkrieg
650(3)
The Battle of Britain
653(1)
The Invasion of Russia
654(1)
Pearl Harbor
654(1)
Allied Triumphs, 1942-1945
655(6)
Turning Points
655(2)
Building Momentum: Russia, Africa, and Italy
657(1)
D-Day in Western Europe
658(2)
Across the Pacific
660(1)
Unconditional Surrender, 1945
660(1)
The Human Cost
661(7)
The Home Front
661(1)
The Air War
662(1)
Repression and Resistance
663(1)
Hitler's ``Final Solution''
663(1)
The Holocaust
664(1)
Summary
665(1)
Some Key Terms
666(1)
Notes
666(1)
Reading List
666(2)
A World Divided The Cold War and the End of the Western Empires
668(31)
The Iron Curtain Descends
668(8)
The United Nations
662(8)
A Split in the Western World
670(2)
Stalin's Domination of Eastern Europe
672(2)
Mao's China, Korea and Vietnam Divided
674(2)
Organizing the Cold War
676(1)
The Long Twilight Struggle
676(8)
Kennedy and Khrushchev: Hungary, Berlin, Cuba
678(2)
Challenges in Czechoslovakia and Chile
680(2)
Interventions in Vietnam and Afghanistan
682(1)
Continuing Conflict around the World
683(1)
Winding Down the Cold War
684(2)
Detente and Disarmament
684(1)
The End of the Cold War
685(1)
Colonies on the Eve of Independence
686(3)
Development and Independence Movements
686(1)
World War II and the Overseas Empires
687(1)
A New Generation of Leaders
688(1)
The End of the Western Empires
689(10)
The Liberation of India and Pakistan
689(1)
End of Empire in Southeast Asia
690(1)
Israel and the Arab Nations
690(2)
Algeria and French West Africa
692(1)
British Africa---Ghana to Kenya
693(1)
The Congo and Southern Africa
694(1)
South Africa and Apartheid
694(2)
Summary
696(1)
Some Key Terms
696(1)
Notes
697(1)
Reading List
697(2)
Fat Years, Lean Years An Age of Affluence and Uncertainty
699(32)
Political Trends in the U.S and Western Europe, 1940s-1990s
700(10)
The United States: Fair Deal to Great Society
700(2)
America's Conservative Resurgence
702(1)
Sound and Fury in the 1990s
703(1)
The New Germany: Democracy and Prosperity
704(1)
France: Gaullism to Socialism
705(2)
Britain: Welfare State to Enterprise Culture
707(1)
Western Europe: Prosperity and Problems North and South
708(2)
The Nations of the Commonwealth Face New Challenges
710(1)
Political Trends in the USSR and Eastern Europe, 1940s-1990s
710(4)
The Soviet Union: The Thaw and the Cadres
710(1)
The Soviet Satellite States Survive
711(1)
The Gorbachev Revolution in the Soviet Union
712(1)
The Revolutions of 1989 in the Satellite States
713(1)
The Disintegration of the Soviet Union, 1990-1991
713(1)
The Western Economy: Welfare Capitalism
714(8)
The United States and the Postwar Recovery
715(2)
The Long Boom in the Capitalist West, 1950s-1970s
717(2)
The Lean Years in the Capitalist West, 1970s-1990s
719(2)
A High-Tech World
721(1)
Western Society: Shifting Foundations
722(9)
Population Growth, Migration, and the Changing City
722(1)
Growth of the Welfare State
723(1)
Middle Class, Working Class, Underclass
724(1)
Ethnicity in the West
725(1)
A Wider Choice for Women
726(1)
The Youth: Militance and Withdrawl
727(1)
Summary
728(1)
Some Key Terms
728(1)
Notes
728(1)
Reading List
729(2)
All Coherence Gone A Revolution in Western Culture
731(27)
The Second Scientific Revolution
731(6)
Matter and Energy
732(1)
Relativity and Cosmology
733(2)
Biology and Psychology
735(1)
New Paradigms
736(1)
Upheaval in Religion and Philosophy
737(4)
Secularism and Salvation
737(1)
Positivism and Pragmatism
738(1)
Existentialism
739(1)
From Structuralism to Deconstruction
740(1)
Writers in Revolt
741(6)
The Modernist Rebellion
741(1)
Experimental Fiction
741(2)
Plays and Poetry in the Waste Land
743(1)
The Dada-Surrealist Stream
744(1)
From Socialist Realism to Magical Realism
745(1)
Late Modernism and Postmodernism
746(1)
Artistic Experiments
747(11)
Testing the Limits
747(1)
The Evolution of Modernist Art
748(1)
Modern Sculpture and Architecture
749(1)
Modern Music and Dance
750(2)
The Emerging Art of the Film
752(3)
Summary
755(1)
Some Key Terms
755(1)
Notes
756(1)
Reading List
756(2)
Towards 2000 The West and the World at the End of the Millennium
758(23)
The West and the Developing Nations
759(5)
Defining the Third World
760(1)
Old Agendas and Pressures for Change
761(1)
Capital, Trade, Aid, and Loans
762(1)
Women, Emancipation, and Poverty
763(1)
The Roots of Non-Western Poverty
764(1)
The West and the Non-Western Powers
764(7)
Latin American Development
765(1)
Leadership and Conflict in the Middle East
766(2)
Japan as an Economic Powerhouse
768(1)
The Tiger Economies: South Korea to Singapore
769(1)
The Future of China and India
770(1)
The West and a World in Disarray
771(3)
Anxieties, Fears---and Anger
772(1)
Economic Problems
772(1)
Social Difficulties
773(1)
Creeds in Conflict
774(1)
The West and a Planet at Risk
774(2)
The Population Explosion Roars On
774(1)
Pollution and Dwindling Resources
775(1)
The Environmental Crisis
775(1)
Toward a New World Order?
776(5)
A Watershed in Human Events
777(1)
The Pax Americana
777(1)
The Coming Boom
778(1)
Shared Goals and Common Institutions
779(2)
Summary
781(1)
Some Key Terms
781(1)
Notes
781(1)
Reading List
781
Glossary G-1
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