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9780030509674

World History, Grades 9-12 Human Journey Full Survey

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  • Edition: 5th
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  • Copyright: 2005-01-01
  • Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt School

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Table of Contents

How to Use Your Textbook xxvi
Why History Matters Today xxx
Themes in World History xxxii
Essential Elements of Geography 1
Skills Handbook 1
Critical Thinking and the Study of History 1
Becoming a Strategic Reader 4
Standardized Test-Taking Strategies 12
The Geographer's Tool Kit 16
Atlas 1
UNIT 1 The Beginnings of Civilization
1(99)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Geography
2(2)
The Emergence of Civilization (3,700,000 B.C. - 1200 B.C.)
4(14)
Prehistoric Peoples
6(5)
History Maker: Lucy
7(1)
What If? The Ice Age
8(1)
Connecting to Art: Sculpture: Cro-Magnon Carving
8(3)
The Foundations of Civilization
11(7)
Skill-Building Strategies: Using a Time Line
14(2)
Review
16(2)
The First Civilizations (c. 6000 B.C. - 587 B.C.)
18(32)
Ancient Kingdoms of the Nile
20(6)
Connecting to Art: Metalworking: Funeral Mask of a Pharaoh
22(2)
History Maker: Hatshepsut
24(2)
Egyptian Life and Culture
26(4)
Sumerian Civilization
30(5)
Skill-Building Strategies: Evaluating Sources of Evidence
33(1)
Young People in History: Ancient Schools
34(1)
Empires of the Fertile Crescent
35(6)
History Maker: Hammurabi
36(5)
The Phoenicians and the Lydians
41(3)
What If? The Phoenician Alphabet
42(1)
Daily Life: Money
43(1)
The Origins of Judaism
44(6)
Review
48(2)
Ancient Indian Civilizations (c.2500 B.C.-A.D. 550)
50(24)
Indus River Valley Civilization
52(4)
Skill-Building Strategies: Categorizing Historical Information
54(1)
Connecting to Economics: Industry and Trade in the Indus River Valley
55(1)
Indo-Aryan Migrants
56(4)
Connecting to Science and Technology: The Tools of Archaeology
58(2)
Hinduism and Buddhism
60(6)
Ancient Indian Dynasties and Empires
66(3)
History Maker: Asoka
67(2)
Ancient Indian Life and Culture
69(5)
Then and Now: Fairy Tales
70(2)
Review
72(2)
Ancient Chinese Civilization (c. 1500 B.C.-A.D. 589)
74(26)
Geographic and Cultural Influences
76(4)
Skill-Building Strategies: Reviewing Map Basics
77(3)
The Shang Dynasty
80(4)
Connecting to Art: Metalworking: Ancient Bronze Vessel
81(3)
The Zhou, Qin, and Han Dynasties
84(5)
Then and Now: Civil Service
87(1)
History Maker: Liu Ch'e
88(1)
Philosophies of Ancient China
89(4)
What If? Confucianism
90(3)
Chinese Life and Culture
93(7)
Review
96(2)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Literature --- Ancient Worldviews
98(1)
Unit 1 Review
99(1)
UNIT 2 The Growth of Civilizations
100(116)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Government
102(2)
The Greek City-States (c. 2000 B.C.-404 B.C.)
104(24)
Early Greeks and the Rise of City-States
106(4)
Greek Government and Society
110(3)
Then and Now: Stadiums
111(2)
Sparta and Athens
113(5)
Connecting to Civics: Rights and Responsibilities in Ancient Greece
115(1)
Skill-Building Strategies: Analyzing Historical Context
116(2)
Daily Life in Athens
118(3)
History Maker: Sappho
119(2)
The Expansion of Greece
121(7)
History Maker: Pericles
123(3)
Review
126(2)
Greece's Golden and Hellenistic Ages (478 B.C. - 146 B.C.)
128(20)
Greek Art of the Golden Age
130(3)
Connecting to Art: Sculpture: Greek Funeral Stele
131(2)
Philosophers and Writers of the Golden Age
133(5)
History Maker: Socrates
134(1)
Connecting to Math: The Pythagorean Theorem
135(3)
Alexander the Great
138(4)
Then and Now: Memorials
140(1)
What If? Alexander's Empire
141(1)
The Spread of Hellenistic Culture
142(6)
History Maker: Archimedes
143(1)
Skill-Building Strategies: Using Models to Understand History
144(2)
Review
146(2)
The Roman World (1000 B.C.-A.D. 476)
148(32)
Founding the Roman Republic
150(5)
Primary Source Eyewitness: Romulus and Remus: The Legend
151(4)
Rome Expands Its Borders
155(3)
History Maker: Spartacus
157(1)
The Birth of the Roman Empire
158(4)
History Maker: Julius Caesar
159(1)
What If? Julius Caesar
159(1)
History Maker: Augustus
160(2)
Roman Society and Culture
162(10)
Daily Life: Baths
165(1)
Connecting to Science and Technology: The Roman Aqueducts
166(2)
The Rise of Christianity
168(4)
The Fall of the Western Empire
172(4)
Skill-Building Strategies: Making Generalizations and Predictions
176(4)
Then and Now: Rome: An Enduring Legacy
177(1)
Review
178(2)
Africa (1800 B.C.-A.D. 1500)
180(18)
Africa's Early History
182(5)
Daily Life: The Storytellers
184(1)
Then and Now: Trumpets
185(2)
The Kingdoms of Kush and Aksum
187(4)
Skill-Building Strategies: Using Artifacts as Historical Evidence
189(1)
History Maker: King 'Ezana
190(1)
Trading States of Africa
191(7)
Connecting to Art: Sculpture: Royal Figure from West Africa
193(1)
History Maker: Mansa Musa
194(2)
Review
196(2)
The Americas (1800 B.C. - A.D. 1500)
198(18)
The Earliest Americans
200(3)
Daily Life: Hunter-Gatherers
202(1)
Cultures of North America
203(5)
Young People in History: Young Native Americans
205(1)
Skill-Building Strategies: Formulating a Thesis Statement
206(2)
Mesoamerica and Andean South America
208(8)
Connecting to Science and Technology: Ancient Maya Astronomers
209(2)
History Maker: Juanita
211(1)
Review
212(2)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Literature --- Morality Tales
214(1)
Unit 2 Review
215(1)
UNIT 3 The World in Transition
216(132)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Culture
218(2)
The Byzantine Empire and Russia (A.D.395-A.D. 1589)
220(18)
The Byzantine Empire
222(7)
History Maker: Empress Theodora
224(1)
Skill-Building Strategies: Identifying Bias
225(4)
The Rise of Russia
229(4)
History Maker: Yaroslav the Wise
231(1)
Then and Now: Town Meetings
231(2)
Russia and the Mongols
233(5)
History Maker: Ivan the Terrible
234(2)
Review
236(2)
The Islamic World (A.D.570-A.D. 1250)
238(26)
The Rise of Islam
240(3)
The Spread of Islam
243(5)
History Maker: Rabi'ah al-'Adawiyah
245(1)
Skill-Building Strategies: Understanding Sequence
246(2)
Islamic Civilization
248(16)
Connecting to Science and Technology: Muslim Medicine
250(3)
Connecting to Art: Weaving: Carpets of the Muslim World
253(1)
Review
254(2)
Cross-Cultural Connections: World Religions
256(1)
History Maker: Abraham
257(1)
History Maker: Mahavira
258(1)
History Maker: Siddhartha Gautama
259(1)
History Maker: Confucius
260(1)
History Maker: Jesus
261(1)
History Maker: Muhammad
262(2)
The Civilizations of East Asia (A.D.552-A.D. 1573)
264(22)
China Under the Sui, Tang, and Sung Dynasties
266(6)
Connecting to Science and Technology: The Grand Canal
267(2)
History Maker: Empress Wu
269(3)
The Mongol Empire
272(4)
History Maker: Kublai Khan
274(2)
Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia
276(10)
Young People in History: Training to Become a Samurai
278(1)
Skill-Building Strategies: Reading a Chart
279(5)
Review
284(2)
The Rise of the Middle Ages (A.D.432-A.D. 1328)
286(30)
The Rise of the Franks
288(6)
History Maker: Charlemagne
289(5)
Feudalism and the Manorial System
294(6)
Skill-Building Strategies: Establishing a Fact from a Values Statement
296(2)
Young People in History: Preparing for Life as a Noblewoman
298(2)
The Church
300(4)
Connecting to Art: Print Design: The Lindisfarne Gospels
301(1)
History Maker: Hildegard of Bingen
302(1)
Daily Life: The Parish Church
303(1)
The Struggle for Power in England and France
304(6)
History Maker: Eleanor of Aquitaine
306(1)
Connecting to Civics: Magna Carta
307(3)
The Clash over Germany and Italy
310(6)
Then and Now: The Pope
312(2)
Review
314(2)
The High Middle Ages (1000-1500)
316(32)
The Crusades
318(5)
What If? The Crusades
319(3)
Connecting to Geography: The World of Arab Geographers
322(1)
The Revival of Trade
323(4)
Connecting to Economics: Trade Fairs of the Middle Ages
325(2)
The Growth of Towns
327(4)
Skill-Building Strategies: Using Maps to Analyze Historical Patterns
329(2)
Life and Culture in the Middle Ages
331(5)
History Maker: Thomas Aquinas
334(2)
Wars and the Growth of Nations
336(5)
History Maker: Joan of Arc
338(3)
Challenges to Church Power
341(7)
Review
344(2)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Literature --- Epic Poetry
346(1)
Unit 3 Review
347(1)
UNIT 4 The Age of Exploration and Expansion
348(100)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Economics
350(2)
The Renaissance and Reformation (1350-1700)
352(28)
The Italian Renaissance
354(5)
History Maker: Isabella d'Este
355(2)
Skill-Building Strategies: Using Art to Understand Values
357(2)
The Northern Renaissance
359(4)
The Protestant Reformation
363(5)
History Maker: Martin Luther
364(4)
The Catholic Reformation
368(4)
Daily Life: Effects of the Inquisition
369(3)
Culture and Daily Life
372(8)
Then and Now: Games
374(1)
Connecting to Science and Technology: The Printing Press
375(3)
Review
378(2)
Exploration and Expansion (1400-1800)
380(30)
The Scientific Revolution
382(6)
History Maker: Nicolaus Copernicus
383(1)
Connecting to Math: Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion
384(1)
History Maker: Galileo Galilei
385(1)
History Maker: Rene Descartes
386(2)
The Foundations of European Exploration
388(4)
Connecting to Science and Technology: The Astrolabe - An Early Guidance System
389(2)
Daily Life: The New Commercial Economy
391(1)
Voyages of Portugal and Spain
392(8)
History Maker: Queen Isabella
393(1)
Connecting to Geography: The Columbian Exchange
394(1)
History Maker: Ferdinand Magellan
395(4)
Primary Source Eyewitness: Olaudah Equiano
399(1)
The Spanish and Dutch Empires
400(10)
Connecting to Art: Painting: Young Woman with Water Jug
403(3)
Skill-Building Strategies: Making Charts
406(2)
Review
408(2)
Asia in Transition (1368-1868)
410(20)
The Ming and Qing Dynasties
412(5)
What If? Sea Power
413(1)
History Maker: Hsuan-yeh
414(3)
China and Europeans
417(5)
Skill-Building Strategies: Using the Internet in Historical Research
420(2)
The Tokugawa Shoguns in Japan
422(8)
History Maker: Toyotomi Hideyoshi
423(2)
Connecting to Art: Theater: Kabuki
425(3)
Review
428(2)
Islamic Empires in Asia (1300-1700)
430(18)
The Ottoman Empire
432(4)
History Maker: Suleyman the Magnificent
434(2)
The Safavid Empire
436(3)
The Mughal Empire in India
439(9)
Skill-Building Strategies: Understanding Frames of Reference
442(4)
Review .444
Cross-Cultural Connections: Literature --- Styles of Verse
446(1)
Unit 4 Review
447(1)
UNIT 5 From Absolutism to Revolution
448(90)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Constitutional Heritage
450(2)
Monarchs of Europe (1500-1800)
452(24)
France in the Age of Absolutism
454(5)
Young People in History: The Boy King
456(3)
Russia in the Age of Absolutism
459(6)
Skill-Building Strategies: Drawing Inferences
461(1)
History Maker: Peter the Great
462(2)
History Maker: Catherine the Great
464(1)
Central Europe in the Age of Absolutism
465(5)
Daily Life: Dressing for Success
466(4)
The English Monarchy
470(6)
History Maker: Elizabeth
471(1)
Then and Now: The Globe Theatre
472(2)
Review
474(2)
Enlightenment and Revolution in England and America (1550-1789)
476(30)
Civil War and Revolution
478(5)
What If? The English Civil War
480(1)
Connecting to Civics: Constitutionalism
481(2)
Constitutional Monarchy in England
483(7)
History Maker: John Locke
485(1)
Skill-Building Strategies: Identifying Points of View
486(4)
English Colonial Expansion
490(4)
Connecting to Economics: Mercantilism
493(1)
The Enlightenment
494(3)
History Maker: Mary Wollstonecraft
496(1)
The American Revolution
497(9)
Young People in History: Young Patriots
499(4)
History Maker: George Washington
503(1)
Review
504(2)
The French Revolution and Napoleon (1789-1815)
506(32)
The Roots of Revolution
508(4)
History Maker: Marie-Antoinette
510(2)
The French Revolution
512(5)
Connecting to Civics: Two Declarations of Freedom
514(3)
The French Republic
517(6)
Connecting to Art: Painting: The Death of Marat
518(3)
History Maker: Napoleon Bonaparte
521(2)
The Napoleonic Era
523(6)
A Return to Peace
529(9)
Skill-Building Strategies: Using Outlines
532(2)
Review
534(2)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Literature --- Political Satire
536(1)
Unit 5 Review
537(1)
UNIT 6 Industrialization and Nationalism
538(154)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Science, Technology, and Society
540(2)
The Industrial Revolution (1600-1901)
542(28)
Origins of the Industrial Revolution
544(7)
Daily Life: Industrialization and Sports
546(3)
Skill-Building Strategies: Determining Cause and Effect
549(2)
The Factory System
551(4)
Connecting to Science and Technology: Thonet Rocker
552(1)
Young People in History: Young Factory Workers
553(2)
New Methods and Business Organizations
555(4)
Living and Working Conditions
559(5)
History Maker: Adam Smith
560(4)
Socialism
564(6)
History Maker: Karl Marx
565(3)
Review
568(2)
Life in the Industrial Age (1800-1928)
570(30)
Advances in Technology and Communication
572(4)
Connecting to Science and Technology: Petroleum and the Industrial Age
575(1)
Advances in Science and Medicine
576(7)
Then and Now: Science Fiction
578(3)
History Makers: Pierre and Marie Curie
581(1)
Connecting to Math: E = mc2
582(1)
Social Sciences in the Industrial Age
583(3)
History Maker: Sigmund Freud
585(1)
Society and Culture in the Industrial Age
586(6)
History Maker: Jane Addams
588(2)
Daily Life: Leisure Time
590(2)
Literature, Music, and Art in the Industrial Age
592(8)
Skill-Building Strategies: Using Art as a Historical Document
595(3)
Review
598(2)
The Age of Reform (1791-1911)
600(30)
Liberal Reforms in Great Britain and Its Empire
602(7)
Primary Source Eyewitness: Suffrage and the Chartists
603(1)
Connecting to Geography: The Irish Potato Famine
604(1)
History Maker: Emmeline Pankhurst
605(1)
What If? Great Britain and the American Revolution
606(3)
Expansion and Reform in the United States
609(6)
Connecting to Civics: The Civil War Amendments
611(2)
Skill-Building Strategies: Reading Graphs
613(1)
History Maker: Elizabeth Cady Stanton
614(1)
Revolution and Reform in France
615(6)
Primary Source Eyewitness: Republicanism under Louis-Napoleon
616(1)
Connecting to Art: Painting: The Gleaners
617(1)
History Maker: Florence Nightingale
618(3)
Latin Americans Win Independence
621(9)
History Maker: Simon Bolivar
622(2)
History Maker: Toussaint-Louverture
624(1)
Daily Life: Rancheros
624(4)
Review
628(2)
Nationalism in Europe (1806-1913)
630(30)
The Unification of Italy
632(5)
History Maker: Giuseppe Garibaldi
634(1)
Skill-Building Strategies: Using a Problem-Solving Process
635(2)
The Unification of Germany
637(6)
History Maker: Otto von Bismarck
639(1)
Connecting to Civics: Nationalism
640(3)
Opposition to Bismarck
643(4)
What If? Bismarck
645(2)
Reform and Revolution in Russia
647(6)
Connecting to Art: Metalworking: Faberge Egg
649(4)
Unrest in Austria-Hungary
653(7)
Then and Now: The Balkans
655(3)
Review
658(2)
The Age of Imperialism (1830-1917)
660(32)
The Roots of Western Imperialism
662(4)
European Claims in North Africa
666(4)
Skill-Building Strategies: Using a Decision-Making Process
667(3)
European Claims in Sub-Saharan Africa
670(5)
History Maker: Samory Toure
671(3)
Connecting to Geography: The Berlin Conference
674(1)
Expansion in Asia
675(7)
History Maker: Queen Liliuokalani
681(1)
Imperialism in Latin America
682(10)
Connecting to Economics: Dollar Diplomacy
686(2)
Review
688(2)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Literature --- Nationalism and Literature
690(1)
Unit 6 Review
691(1)
UNIT 7 World War in the Twentieth Century
692(122)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Global Relations
694(2)
World War I and the Russian Revolution (c. 1880- 1920)
696(30)
Setting the Stage for War
698(6)
World War I: A New Kind of War
704(7)
Connecting to Science and Technology: U-boats
705(1)
Then and Now: Women in Wartime
706(5)
The Russian Revolution
711(3)
History Maker: Vladimir Lenin
713(1)
The Terms of Peace
714(4)
What If? Nations at War
715(3)
Creating a ``New'' Europe
718(8)
Skill-Building Strategies: Interpreting Visuals: Using Maps as Historical Documents
720(4)
Review
724(2)
The Great Depression and the Rise of Totalitarianism (1919-1936)
726(30)
The Postwar Era
728(6)
Connecting to Science and Technology: The Development of Radio
730(2)
Connecting to Art: Film: Modern Times
732(2)
Postwar Prosperity Crumbles
734(4)
Young People in History: Growing Up During the Depression
737(1)
Political Tensions After World War 1
738(5)
Then and Now: Northern Ireland
741(2)
Fascist Dictatorships in Italy and Germany
743(6)
History Maker: Adolf Hitler
746(1)
Skill-Building Strategies: Analyzing Documents
747(2)
Dictatorship in the Soviet Union
749(7)
History Maker: Joseph Stalin
751(2)
Daily Life: The Gulags
753(1)
Review
754(2)
Nationalist Movements Around the World (1898-1938)
756(24)
The British Empire in the Postwar Era
758(4)
Skill-Building Strategies: Making Graphs
759(1)
History Maker: Mohandas Gandhi
760(2)
Turkey, Persia, and Africa
762(3)
Young People in History: Missionary Schools
764(1)
Unrest in China
765(5)
History Maker: Empress Dowager Tz'u-hsi
766(2)
Connecting to Civics: Pu-i: The Last Emperor of China
768(2)
Imperialism in Japan
770(4)
What If? The Russo-Japanese War
771(1)
Daily Life: The Westernization of Japan
772(2)
Latin America Between the Wars
774(6)
Connecting to Art: Painting: Fruits of Labor
775(3)
Review
778(2)
World War II (1921-1945)
780(34)
Threats to World Peace
782(4)
Connecting to Art: Painting: Guemica by Pablo Picasso
784(2)
Hitler's Aggressions
786(5)
Young People in History: Edelweiss Pirates
789(2)
Axis Gains
791(5)
History Maker: Winston Churchill
793(3)
The Soviet Union and the United States
796(5)
Daily Life: The Eastern Front
798(3)
The Holocaust
801(3)
History Maker: Anne Frank
803(1)
The End of the War
804(10)
Skill-Building Strategies: Reading About History: Understanding a Biographical Account
806(4)
Review
810(2)
Cross-Cultural Connections: Literature --- Hope Amid Turmoil
812(1)
Unit 7 Review
813(1)
UNIT 8 The World Since 1945
814
Cross-Cultural Connections: Citizenship
816
Europe and North America in the Postwar Years (1945-1968)
818
Aftermath of the War in Europe
820
Then and Now: War Crimes
822
History Maker: Eleanor Roosevelt
823
Origins of the Cold War
825
Skill-Building Strategies: Transferring Information from One Medium to Another
829
Reconstruction, Reform, and Reaction in Europe
831
History Maker: Charles de Gaulle
833
Connecting to Art: Architecture: Chapel by Le Corbusier
834
The United States and Canada
837
Connecting to Civics: Separatism
841
Review
842
Asia Since 1945 (1945-Present)
844
South Asia After Empire
846
History Maker: Indira Gandhi
849
Daily Life: Helping India's Poor
850
History Maker: Benazir Bhutto
851
Communist China and Its Influence
852
Young People in History: The Red Guards
854
What If? China and the United States
855
Skill-Building Strategies: Conducting Research
857
The Japanese Miracle
859
Independence Struggles in Southeast Asia
863
History Maker: Corazon Aquino
864
Connecting to Art: Weaving: Ikat Cloth
866
Asian Paths to Prosperity
870
Review
874
Africa and the Middle East Since 1945 (1945 - Present)
876
African Independence After World War II
878
Connecting to Geography: Pan-Africanism
879
History Maker: Desmond Tutu
884
History Maker: Nelson Mandela
885
Africa Since Independence
886
Nationalism in the Middle East and North Africa
891
Connecting to Art: Stained Glass: Windows in Jerusalem
892
What If? The United States and Israel
893
War, Revolution, and Oil and in the Middle East and North Africa
898
History Maker: Golda Meir
899
Skill-Building Strategies: Using a Special Purpose Map
902
Review
906
Latin America Since 1945 (1945 - Present)
908
Facing New Challenges
910
Connecting to Economics: NAFTA
912
Mexico and Central America
915
Skill-Building Strategies: Using Multimedia Resources
917
History Maker: Violeta Barrios de Chamorro
919
Nations of the Caribbean
922
History Maker: Fidel Castro
923
What If? The Bay of Pigs
923
South America
929
Then and Now: The Falklands
931
Review
936
The Superpowers in the Modern Era (1969-Present)
938
The Industrial Powers of North America
940
Connecting to Art: Architecture: The Vietnam Veterans Memorial
941
Connecting to Geography: Beyond Planet Earth
944
Europe
948
History Maker: Margaret Thatcher
949
Connecting to Civics: The Decline of European Monarchies
952
The Fall of Communism
956
What If? Gorbachev
957
History Maker: Vaclav Havel
960
Skill-Building Strategies: Writing a Research Paper
962
A Day That Changed the World
964
Review
970
The Modern World (1945-Present)
972
The Arts and Literature
974
Skill-Building Strategies: Connecting Architecture to History
976
History Maker: Maya Angelou
979
Science and Technology
981
Connecting to Science and Technology: Genetic Engineering
986
Human Rights and the Spread of Democratic Ideals
990
Young People in History: Children's Rights
993
Review
994
Cross-Cultural Connections: Literature - Cultural Pride
996
Unit 8 Review
997
Special Feature: The War on Terrorism: A Global View
998
Reference Section
Table of Contents 1
Almanac 2
Glossary 6
Spanish Glossary 19
Index 33
Acknowledgements 64

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