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World History Lectures (view source)
Revision as of 20:54, September 4, 2011
, 20:54, September 4, 2011contents of each lecture; format can always be improved
[[World History Study Guide from 1648]]<BR><BR>
[[World History Study Guide from 1648]]<BR><BR>
[[World History Lecture One]] (about 8,800 words - finished)
[[World History Lecture One]] (about 8,800 words - finished)
:Introduction to Ancient History - Mesopotamia - Babylon - Israel - Egypt
:[[World History Homework One]]
:[[World History Homework One]]
[[World History Lecture Two]] (about 10,100 words - not yet finished)
[[World History Lecture Two]] (about 10,100 words - not yet finished)
:Invention of the Western alphabet - Ancient Greece - The Hellenistic Age - Other Ancient Peoples
:[[World History Homework Two]]
:[[World History Homework Two]]
[[World History Lecture Three]] (about 9,700 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
[[World History Lecture Three]] (about 9,700 words - not yet finished)
[[World History Lecture Four]] (about 10,600 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
:India - Major Belief Systems Today - China - The Rise of Christianity
[[World History Lecture Five]] (about 9,200 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
[[World History Lecture Four]] (about 10,600 words - not yet finished)
[[World History Lecture Six]] (about 9,000 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
:Roman Empire - Roman Empire and Christianity - Reasons for the Fall of the Roman Empire (in the West) - Byzantine Empire (in the East)
[[World History Lecture Seven]] (about 10,200 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
[[World History Lecture Five]] (about 9,200 words - not yet finished)
[[World History Lecture Eight]] (about 8,600 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
:Introduction to the Middle Ages - Rise of Islam - Russians, Slavs, Turks - Western Europe in the early Middle Ages - Feudalism and Religion in Japan - America
[[World History Lecture Nine]] (about 7,500 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
[[World History Lecture Six]] (about 9,000 words - not yet finished)
:A.D. 1001 to 1100 - Crusades - Mongols - Nation-States in Europe - High Middle Ages - End of the Byzantine Empire and Expansion of Islam - Africa - Oceania
[[World History Lecture Seven]] (about 10,200 words - not yet finished)
:History of the English Language - Renaissance - Reformation - Asia in the Middle Ages
[[World History Lecture Eight]] (about 8,600 words - not yet finished)
:Test-taking tips - Age of Exploration - Growth of Nation-States and Monarchs - Scientific Revolution - The Enlightenment - Capitalism
[[World History Lecture Nine]] (about 7,500 words - not yet finished)
:Religious Conflict in England - Age of Revolution - Other Revolutions - Revolutionary Art and Literature
[[World History Midterm Exam]] <BR><BR>
[[World History Midterm Exam]] <BR><BR>
[[World History Lecture Ten]] (about 10,800 words - not yet finished) <BR><BR>
[[World History Lecture Ten]] (about 10,800 words - not yet finished)
[[World History Lecture Eleven]] (about 11,900 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
:Industrial Revolution - Post-Industrial Revolution - Nationalism - Imperialism
[[World History Lecture Twelve]] (about 11,500 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
[[World History Lecture Eleven]] (about 11,900 words - not yet finished)
[[World History Lecture Thirteen]] (about 10,700 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
:Alliances - World War I - Communism - Nationalism in Eastern, Southern and Southwestern Asia - Science and Art - Postwar Europe - Great Depression
[[World History Lecture Fourteen]] (about 5,700 words - not yet finished)<BR><BR>
[[World History Lecture Twelve]] (about 11,500 words - not yet finished)
:Rise of Fascism in Europe - World War II - Postwar - Cold War - China - Korean War
[[World History Lecture Thirteen]] (about 10,700 words - not yet finished)
:Regional Conflicts during the Cold War - Independence Movements in the 20th Century
[[World History Lecture Fourteen]] (about 5,700 words - not yet finished)
:World Trade - Security and Terrorism
[[World History Final Exam]]
[[World History Final Exam]]