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9780130628053

World History Connections to Today

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    9780130628053

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    0130628050

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-10-01
  • Publisher: Pearson Prentice Hall

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Table of Contents

Focus on Themes Use themes to organize your understanding of world history xxviii
Skills Handbook Build, practice, and apply key social studies skills xxxiii
Unit 1 Early Civilizations
Prehistory--256 B.C.
1(1)
Why Study History? Because History Is a Fascinating Story!
2(2)
Toward Civilization (Prehistory--3000 B.C.)
4(18)
Understanding Our Past
6(5)
Exploring the Human Drama: Unearthing the Past
9(2)
The Dawn of History
11(4)
Assessing Your Skills: Clues to the Iceman Mystery
13(2)
Beginnings of Civilization
15(7)
First Civilizations: Africa and Asia (3200 B.C.--500 B.C.)
22(28)
Ancient Kingdoms of the Nile
24(4)
Egyptian Civilization
28(6)
Exploring the Human Drama: Egyptian Tomb Art
30(4)
City-States of Ancient Sumer
34(4)
Invaders, Traders, and Empire Builders
38(7)
Assessing Your Skills: How Should Society Deal With Lawbreakers?
39(6)
The Roots of Judaism
45(5)
Early Civilizations in India and China (2500 B.C.--256 B.C.)
50(20)
Cities of the Indus Valley
52(3)
Kingdoms of the Ganges
55(4)
Assessing Your Skills: Tracing Migration Through Language
56(3)
Early Civilization in China
59(11)
Exploring the Human Drama: The Huang He Floods
61(7)
Unit-in-Brief
68(2)
Unit 2 Empires of the Ancient World 1750 B.C.--A.D. 1570
70(106)
Why Study History? Because History Is the Story of Real People
72(2)
Empires of India and China (600 B.C.--A.D. 550)
74(26)
Hinduism and Buddhism
76(5)
Powerful Empires of India
81(5)
Exploring the Human Drama: Indian Classical Dance
84(2)
Pillars of Indian Life
86(3)
Philosophy and Religion in China
89(4)
Assessing Your Skills: Legalism
91(2)
Strong Rulers Unite China
93(7)
Ancient Greece (1750 B.C.--133 B.C.)
100(26)
Early People of the Aegean
102(3)
The Rise of Greek City-States
105(5)
Victory and Defeat in the Greek World
110(5)
Assessing Your Skills: How Should a Society's Leaders Be Chosen?
113(2)
The Glory That Was Greece
115(5)
Exploring the Human Drama: Greek Drama
118(2)
Alexander and the Hellenistic Age
120(6)
Ancient Rome and the Rise of Christianity (509 B.C.--A.D. 476)
126(28)
The Roman World Takes Shape
128(4)
From Republic to Empire
132(5)
The Roman Achievement
137(4)
Exploring the Human Drama: Vesuvius Erupts!
139(2)
The Rise of Christianity
141(6)
The Long Decline
147(7)
Assessing Your Skills: Why Did Rome Fall?
150(4)
Civilizations of the Americas (1400 B.C.--A.D. 1570)
154(22)
Civilizations of Middle America
156(7)
Exploring the Human Drama: Buying Treasures in an Aztec Market
161(2)
The World of the Incas
163(5)
Assessing Your Skills: Incan Government
165(3)
Peoples of North America
168(8)
Unit-in-Brief
174(2)
Unit 3 Regional Civilizations 750 B.C.--A.D. 1650
176(154)
Why Study History? Because Past Heroes Can Be Today's Role Models
178(2)
The Rise of Europe (500--1300)
180(24)
The Early Middle Ages
182(4)
Feudalism and the Manor Economy
186(5)
Assessing Your Skills: Feudalism
188(3)
The Medieval Church
191(6)
Exploring the Human Drama: Seeking Shelter in a Medieval Monastery
194(3)
Economic Expansion and Change
197(7)
The High Middle Ages (1050--1450)
204(28)
Growth of Royal Power in England and France
206(6)
Assessing Your Skills: Magna Carta
209(3)
The Holy Roman Empire and the Church
212(3)
Europeans Look Outward
215(5)
Learning, Literature, and the Arts
220(5)
A Time of Crisis
225(7)
Exploring the Human Drama: The Black Death Strikes
227(5)
The Byzantine Empire and Russia (330--1613)
232(18)
The Byzantine Empire
234(6)
Exploring the Human Drama: The Church of Hagia Sophia
235(5)
The Rise of Russia
240(4)
Shaping Eastern Europe
244(6)
Assessing Your Skills: Jewish Migrations in Europe
246(4)
The Muslim World (622--1629)
250(28)
Rise of Islam
252(4)
Islam Spreads
256(5)
Golden Age of Muslim Civilization
261(6)
Exploring the Human Drama: Art of the Muslim World
264(3)
Muslims in India
267(5)
Assessing Your Skills: Does Diversity Strengthen or Weaken a Society?
270(2)
The Ottoman and Safavid Empires
272(6)
Kingdoms and Trading States of Africa (750 B.C.--A.D. 1586)
278(22)
Early Civilizations of Africa
280(4)
Kingdoms of West Africa
284(5)
Exploring the Human Drama: Traveling With Mansa Musa
286(3)
Trade Routes of East Africa
289(4)
Many Peoples, Many Traditions
293(7)
Assessing Your Skills: The Griots of Africa
296(4)
Spread of Civilizations in East Asia (500--1650)
300(30)
Two Golden Ages of China
302(6)
Assessing Your Skills: Advice for Families in China
305(3)
The Mongol and Ming Empires
308(5)
Korea and Its Traditions
313(3)
The Emergence of Japan
316(4)
Japan's Feudal Age
320(10)
Exploring the Human Drama: Kabuki Theater
324(4)
Unit-in-Brief
328(2)
Unit 4 Early Modern Times 1300--1800
330(110)
Why Study History? Because Problem Solving of the Past Can Provide Insight for Today
332(2)
The Renaissance and Reformation (1300--1650)
334(28)
The Renaissance in Italy
336(6)
The Renaissance Moves North
342(4)
Exploring the Human Drama: Shakespeare's World of Drama
344(2)
The Protestant Reformation
346(5)
Assessing Your Skills: What Is the Goal of Education?
349(2)
Reformation Ideas Spread
351(5)
The Scientific Revolution
356(6)
The First Global Age: Europe and Asia (1415--1796)
362(22)
The Search for Spices
364(5)
Diverse Traditions of Southeast Asia
369(4)
European Footholds in Southeast Asia and India
373(4)
Exploring the Human Drama: Cyclone Rips Through Calcutta
375(2)
Encounters in East Asia
377(7)
Assessing Your Skills: Letter From the Celestial Emperor to the ``Barbarian'' King
379(5)
The First Global Age: Europe, the Americas, and Africa (1492--1750)
384(26)
Conquest in the Americas
386(3)
Spanish and Portuguese Colonies in the Americas
389(5)
Exploring the Human Drama: Southwestern Architecture: A Blending of Cultures
392(2)
Struggle for North America
394(4)
Turbulent Centuries in Africa
398(5)
Changes in Europe
403(7)
Assessing Your Skills: The Commercial Revolution
405(5)
The Age of Absolutism (1550--1800)
410(30)
Extending Spanish Power
412(4)
France Under Louis XIV
416(5)
Exploring the Human Drama: Living at Versailles
419(2)
Triumph of Parliament in England
421(6)
Assessing Your Skills: The Struggle Between King and Parliament
425(2)
Rise of Austria and Prussia
427(4)
Absolute Monarchy in Russia
431(9)
Unit-in-Brief
438(2)
Unit 5 Enlightenment and Revolution 1707--1850
440(104)
Why Study History? Because the Spread of Democracy Requires Informed Citizens
442(2)
The Enlightenment and the American Revolution (1707--1800)
444(22)
Philosophy in the Age of Reason
446(5)
Assessing Your Skills: What Limits Should There Be on Freedom of Speech?
448(3)
Enlightenment Ideas Spread
451(5)
Exploring the Human Drama: The Great Mozart
454(2)
Britain at Mid-Century
456(4)
Birth of the American Republic
460(6)
The French Revolution and Napoleon (1789--1815)
466(30)
On the Eve of Revolution
468(5)
Creating a New France
473(5)
Radical Days
478(6)
Assessing Your Skills: Execution of a King
479(5)
The Age of Napoleon Begins
484(4)
The End of an Era
488(8)
Exploring the Human Drama: Napoleon's Retreat From Moscow
491(5)
The Industrial Revolution Begins (1750--1850)
496(20)
Dawn of the Industrial Age
498(3)
Britain Leads the Way
501(4)
Assessing Your Skills: Impact of the Railroad
503(2)
Hardships of Early Industrial Life
505(5)
Exploring the Human Drama: Spinning Thread in a Textile Mill
507(3)
New Ways of Thinking
510(6)
Revolutions in Europe and Latin America (1790--1848)
516(28)
An Age of Ideologies
518(3)
Revolutions of 1830 and 1848
521(6)
Exploring the Human Drama: Art and Revolution
523(4)
Latin American Wars of Independence
527(11)
Assessing Your Skills: Toussaint L'Ouverture on Slavery
529(7)
Unit-in-Brief
536(2)
A Look Ahead/Reference Section
A Look Ahead: The Modern Era
Industrialism and a New Global Age
538(2)
World Wars and Revolutions
540(2)
The World Today
542(2)
Reference Section 544(1)
Primary Sources and Literature 545(24)
World Atlas 569(13)
Glossary 582(9)
Spanish Glossary 591(10)
Index 601(24)
Credits 625

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