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UNIT 1
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State Building in the Global Tapestry
(1200 - 1450) 1. State Building in East Asia: Song China 2. Dar Al-Islam 3. State Building in South & Southeast Asia 4. State Building in the Americas and Africa 5. The High Middle Ages: Europe |
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UNIT 2
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Networks of Exchange (1200 - 1450)1. Silk, Sea & Sand: Trade Routes
2. The Mongol Empire 3. Cultural Consequences of Connectivity 4. Environmental Consequences of Connectivity |
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UNIT 3
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Land-Based Empires (1450 - 1750)1. Empires: Expansion
2. Empires: Administation 3. Empires: Belief Structures |
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UNIT 4
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Transoceanic Interconnections (1450 - 1750)1. An Age of Exploration
2. The Columbian Exchange 3. Impacts of Maritime Interactions 4. Economics, Resistance and Hierarchies |
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UNIT 5
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Revolutions (1750 - 1900)1. The Enlightenment
2. Nationalism and Revolution 3. The Industrial Revolution 4. State-Sponsored Industry and Economic Change 5. Industrial Reaction and Social Change |
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UNIT 6
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Imperial Migration (1750 - 1900)
1. Reasons for Imperialism 2. Empire Building 3. Native Resistance 4. Global Economic Imperialism 5. Causes and Effects of Migration |
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UNIT 7
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Global Conflicts (1900 - present)1. Shifting Power after 1900
2. The First World War 3. The Interwar Years 4. Appeasement and the Causes of War 5. The Second World War 6. Mass Atrocities |
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UNIT 8
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Cold War and Decolonization (1900 - present)1. The Cold War
2. Cold War Escalation 3. Decolonization and New States 4. Resistance and Closure on the Cold War |
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UNIT 9
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Globalization (1900 - present)1. Advances in Technology and Exchange
2. Disease & the Environment 3. Economics in the Global Age 4. Reform 5. Global Culture 6. Resistance to Globalization 7. Institutions Developing in a Globalized World |
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