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Everyone's history: a reader-friendly world history of war, bravery, slavery, religion, autocracy, democracy, and science, 1 AD to 2000 AD

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Main Author:	Chambers, John H. (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	[Philadelphia] Xlibris 2008
Subjects:	World history Weltgeschichte
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=017611825&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Item Description:	Includes bibliographical references (p. 659-684) and index
Physical Description:	698 S. Ill., Kt.
ISBN:	9781436347136 9781436347129

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adam_text	CONTENTS PART ONE CLASSICAL WORLD Summary: Stasis and Change 1 Roman Empire .......................................................................................................25 2 Parthia Rules Mesopotamia (Iraq) andPersia (Iran) ..............................................39 3 Aggressive Asian Nomads .....................................................................................45 4 Kushans and GuptasRule Classical India ..............................................................50 5 Indian Influence in Southeast Asia ........................................................................58 6 China s Han Dynasty then Age of Confusion ........................................................66 7 Japan Transmutes Chinese Ways ...........................................................................74 8 African Sudanie Rulers ..........................................................................................79 9 Ancient North Americans^nasazis Cahokians Mayans Aztecs Tainos ................90 10 Ancient South Americans: Slash-and-Burn Cultures Nazca Mochica Tiahuanaco Incas ........................................................................102 11 Early Australia and Pacific: Aborigines Melanesians Micronesians Polynesians ....................................................................................110 PART TWO MEDIAEVAL WORLD Summary: New Worlds from Old 12 Anglo-Saxons Vikings Franks Normans and Others Change Europe .................121 13 Feudalism and the Growth of Towns and Freedom ..............................................130 14 Church and Society in Mediaeval Europe ...........................................................138 15 Mediaeval Warfare ...............................................................................................149 16 Byzantine Empire s Extraordinary 1,100 Years ...................................................156 17 Islam Erupts from Arabia ....................................................................................165 18 Slavs Rus Khazars Form Russia ..........................................................................181 19 Turks Come from Mongolia and Conquer Western Asia and Eastern Europe ....189 20 Mongols Conquer Asia ........................................................................................196 21 Mediaeval India: Muslim North Hindu South .....................................................204 22 Mediaeval China s Cycles of Stability and Chaos: Sui Tang Song Mongol Ming ...............................................................................210 23 Mediaeval Japan s Civil Wars and Changing Dynasties: Heian Kamakura Ashikaga Tokugawa .................................................................220 PART THREE EARLY MODERN WORLD (1) Summary: Conquest of Lands 24 The Renaissance and Humanism .........................................................................231 25 Columbus Reaches the Americas .........................................................................240 26 Spanish and Portuguese World Voyages ..............................................................245 27 Ottoman Turkish Empire ......................................................................................252 28 Spain s Empire of the Americas ...........................................................................259 29 French and English in North America .................................................................265 30 Tsars Suppress Russians and Seize an Empire in Eurasia ...................................273 31 Mughals then British Rule India ..........................................................................285 32 Chinese and Europeans in Southeast Asia ...........................................................294 33 China under the Manchus ....................................................................................300 34 Africa and the Outside World ..............................................................................308 PART FOUR EARLY MODERN WORLD (2) Summary: Conquest of Ideas 35 Protestant Reformation ........................................................................................323 36 Scientific Revolution ............................................................................................333 37 Dutch Republic ....................................................................................................350 38 British Revolutions and Civil Wars, British Republic, Monarchy Restored ........358 39 The Enlightenment ...............................................................................................368 40 American Independence ......................................................................................376 41 French Revolution and Napoleon Bonaparte s Dictatorship ................................388 42 Latin American Independence .............................................................................398 PART FIVE LATER EIGHTEENTH, AND NINETEENTH CENTURIES Summary: Europe and USA Dominate the Earth 43 Industrial Revolution, Rise of Trade Unions .......................................................409 44 New Creations of Science ....................................................................................419 45 British and French Empires .................................................................................432 46 The United States of America Colonizes Vast Territories ....................................442 47 American Civil War .............................................................................................457 48 Continental Europe ..............................................................................................464 49 Europeans and Americans Colonize Australia and the Pacific ............................473 PART SIX TWENTIETH CENTURY Summary: Century of Ideology 50 World War 1 ..........................................................................................................485 51 Russian Revolutions and Communist Putsch, Lenin Takes Control ....................495 52 Stalin s Soviet Union ............................................................................................506 53 Indian Subcontinent Changes ..............................................................................513 54 Southeast Asia Develops ......................................................................................523 55 China Turns Communist ......................................................................................532 56 Japan Becomes a Great Power .............................................................................543 57 African Independence ..........................................................................................553 58 USA: Domestic Matters .......................................................................................566 59 Hitler and Nazi Germany .....................................................................................575 60 World War II ........................................................................................................584 61 Latin America Evolves .........................................................................................599 62 Miracles ofTwentieth Century Science (1)..........................................................608 63 Miracles ofTwentieth Century Science (2)..........................................................618
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