World history: journeys from past to present /
Goucher, Candice Lee.
World history: journeys from past to present / Candice Goucher and Linda Walton. - 2nd ed., combined ed. - New York, NY : Routledge, 2013. - xx, 736 p. : col. ill., col. maps ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part-I Emergence (Human origins to 500 CE)
1. Human migration: World history in motion -- 2. Technology and environment transformations in world history -- 3. Cities and city life in world history -- 4. Ideas and power: Goddesses, Kings, and Sages
Part- II Order (1 CE to 1500 CE)
5. The spread of world religions: Missionaries, merchants, and monarchs -- 6. Making a living: world economies -- 7. Family matter: Gender, family, and household -- 8. Ties that bind: Lineage, clientage, and caste -- 9. Early empires
Part-III Connections (500-1600 CE)
10. Connections across land and sea -- 11.Cultural memory: Transmitting traditions -- 12. Commerce and change: Creating a world system
Part-IV Bridging worlds (1300-1800 CE)
13. Commerce and change: Building a world system -- 14. Traditions and their transformations -- 15. Maritime worlds: The Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Ocean worlds -- 16. Landings: Boundaries, frontiers, and encounters
Part-V Transforming lives (1500-1900)
17. Crucibles of change: Material worlds and social lives -- The nation-state, nationalism, and revolution -- 19.The industrial revolution and its global consequences
Part-VI Forging a global community (1800-present)
20. Tentacles of empire: The new imperialism and new nationalism, 1800-1914 -- 21. Global order and disorder: War and peace, 1900-50 -- 22. Resistance and revolution in the long twentieth century -- 23. The new globalization: Technology and the environment -- 24. Globalization, world history, and human identity
9780415670005 (pbk.) 9780415669993 (hardback) 9780203069752 (ebk)
World history
909 / GOU/W
World history: journeys from past to present / Candice Goucher and Linda Walton. - 2nd ed., combined ed. - New York, NY : Routledge, 2013. - xx, 736 p. : col. ill., col. maps ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part-I Emergence (Human origins to 500 CE)
1. Human migration: World history in motion -- 2. Technology and environment transformations in world history -- 3. Cities and city life in world history -- 4. Ideas and power: Goddesses, Kings, and Sages
Part- II Order (1 CE to 1500 CE)
5. The spread of world religions: Missionaries, merchants, and monarchs -- 6. Making a living: world economies -- 7. Family matter: Gender, family, and household -- 8. Ties that bind: Lineage, clientage, and caste -- 9. Early empires
Part-III Connections (500-1600 CE)
10. Connections across land and sea -- 11.Cultural memory: Transmitting traditions -- 12. Commerce and change: Creating a world system
Part-IV Bridging worlds (1300-1800 CE)
13. Commerce and change: Building a world system -- 14. Traditions and their transformations -- 15. Maritime worlds: The Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Ocean worlds -- 16. Landings: Boundaries, frontiers, and encounters
Part-V Transforming lives (1500-1900)
17. Crucibles of change: Material worlds and social lives -- The nation-state, nationalism, and revolution -- 19.The industrial revolution and its global consequences
Part-VI Forging a global community (1800-present)
20. Tentacles of empire: The new imperialism and new nationalism, 1800-1914 -- 21. Global order and disorder: War and peace, 1900-50 -- 22. Resistance and revolution in the long twentieth century -- 23. The new globalization: Technology and the environment -- 24. Globalization, world history, and human identity
9780415670005 (pbk.) 9780415669993 (hardback) 9780203069752 (ebk)
World history
909 / GOU/W