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History of World Civilizations to 1500

HIST 307 (History of World Civilizations to 1500) is a foundational 3-unit college course that surveys global human history. It traces the development of human societies from prehistory through the emergence of agricultural civilizations, the growth of major belief systems, and trans-regional trade networks up to the 16th century.

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Tác giả: Mieke Lisuk
Nhà xuất bản: Sacramento City College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Ngôn ngữ: EN

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01: Week 1
1.01: Prehistory
1.1.01: Chronology
1.1.02: Introduction
1.1.03: Human Beginnings in Africa
1.1.04: Agriculture and the Neolithic Revolution
1.1.05: Summary
1.02: Beringia Land Bridge (Film on Demand Link)
02: Week 2
2.01: Early Middle Eastern and Northeast African Civilizations
2.1.01: Chronology
2.1.02: Introduction - Defining Civilization
2.1.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
2.1.04: Key Terms
2.1.05: Ancient Mesopotamia
2.1.06: Sumerian City-States
2.1.07: Mesopotamian Empires
2.1.08: The Significance of Mesopotamia for World History
2.1.09: The Israelites and Ancient Israel
2.1.10: Early Israelites
2.1.11: The United Kingdom of Israel
2.1.12: The Importance of the Israelites and Ancient Israel
2.1.13: Ancient Egypt
2.1.14: Dynastic Egypt
2.1.15: Nubia- The Kingdoms of Kerma and Kush
2.1.16: Summary
03: Week 3
3.01: African History to 1500
3.1.01: Chronology
3.1.02: Introduction
3.1.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
3.1.04: Key Terms
3.1.05: Writing the History of Ancient and Medieval Africa
3.1.06: Aksum and Ethiopia
3.1.07: The Western Sudanic States
3.1.08: The Spread of Agriculture and Great Zimbabwe
3.1.09: The Swahili City-States (East Africa)
3.1.10: Conclusion
3.1.11: Works Consulted and Further Reading
04: Week 4
4.01: Ancient and Medieval India
4.1.01: Chronology of Ancient and Medieval India
4.1.02: Introduction - A Political Overview
4.1.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
4.1.04: Key Terms
4.1.05: What is India The Geography of South Asia
4.1.06: India's First Major Civilization - The Indus Valley Civilization ( 2600-1700 BCE)
4.1.07: The Long Vedic Age (1700-600 BCE)
4.1.08: Transition to Empire - States Cities and New Religions (600 to 321 BCE)
4.1.09: The Mauryan Empire (321-184 BCE)
4.1.10: Regional States Trade and Devotional Religion- India 200 BCE-300 CE
4.1.11: The Gupta Empire and India's Classical Age (300-600CE)
4.1.12: India's Early Medieval Age and the Development of Islamic States in India 600-1300
4.1.13: Conclusion
4.1.14: Works Consulted and Further Reading
4.1.15: Links to Primary Sources
05: Week 5
5.01: China and East Asia to the Ming Dynasty
5.1.01: Chronology of China and East Asia to the Ming Dynasty
5.1.02: Introduction to China and East Asia to the Ming Dynasty
5.1.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
5.1.04: Key Terms
5.1.05: Geography of East Asia
5.1.06: China from Neolithic Village Settlements to the Shang Kingdom
5.1.07: The Long Zhou Dynasty (1046- 256 BCE)
5.1.08: The Qin Dynasty and the Transition from Ancient to Imperial China
5.1.09: The Han Dynasty 202 BCE-220 CE
5.1.10: The Period of Division 220-589CE
5.1.11: The Tang Dynasty and the Emergence of East Asia
5.1.12: The Song Dynasty
5.1.13: The Yuan Dynasty
5.1.14: Conclusion
5.1.15: Works Consulted and Further Reading
5.1.16: Links to Primary Sources
5.02: Confucian Analects
5.03: Link to Film on Demand
06: Week 6
6.01: Central Asia
6.1.01: Chronology
6.1.02: Introduction
6.1.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
6.1.04: Key Terms
6.1.05: Geography of Central Asia
6.1.06: Turkic Migrations
6.1.07: Islam
6.1.08: The Mongol Era
6.1.09: The Khanate of Chagatai
6.1.10: The Khanate of the Ilkhans (1265-1335)
6.1.11: Timur
6.1.12: Conclusion
6.1.13: Works Consulted and Further Reading
6.1.14: Links to Primary Sources
6.02: Womens Rule in the Mongols World Empire
07: Week 7
7.01: Water and Classical Civilizations (Crash Course World History 222) - Video
08: Week 8
8.01: The Greek World from Bronze Age to Roman Conquest
8.1.01: Chronology
8.1.02: Introduction
8.1.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
8.1.04: Key Terms
8.1.05: Geography and Topography
8.1.06: Periods of Greek History
8.1.07: Methodology- Sources and Problem
8.1.08: From Mythology to History
8.1.09: Archaic Greece
8.1.10: The Classical Period
8.1.11: Hellenistic Period
8.1.12: Conclusion
8.1.13: Works Consulted and Further Reading
8.1.14: Links of Primary Sources
8.02: The Roman World from 753 BCE to 500 BCE
8.2.01: Chronology
8.2.02: Introduction
8.2.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
8.2.04: Key Terms
8.2.05: Geography and Topography of Rome and the Roman Empire
8.2.06: Basic Chronology and Periods of Roman History
8.2.07: Sources and Problems
8.2.08: Early and Middle Republic
8.2.09: Fall of the Roman Republic
8.2.10: The Early Empire
8.2.11: The Third-Century Crisis and Late Antiquity
8.2.12: Conclusion- From Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages
8.2.13: Works Consulted and Further Reading
8.2.14: Links to Primary Sources
09: Week 9
9.01: Islam to the Mamluks
9.1.01: Chronology
9.1.02: Introduction
9.1.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
9.1.04: Key Terms
9.1.05: Geography of the Middle East
9.1.06: Rise of Islam
9.1.07: The Expansion of Islam
9.1.08: The Rashidun Caliphs
9.1.09: The Umayyad Caliphate
9.1.10: The 'Abbasid Caliphate
9.1.11: The Fatimid Caliphate
9.1.12: The Crusades
9.1.13: The Mamluk Sultanate
9.1.14: Conclusion
9.1.15: Works Consulted and Further Reading
9.1.16: Links to Primary Sources
10: Week 10
10.01: Western Europe and Byzantium circa 500-1000 CE
10.1.01: Chronology
10.1.02: Introduction to Western Europe and Byzantium circa 500-1000 CE
10.1.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
10.1.04: Key Terms
10.1.05: Successor Kingdoms to the Western Roman Empire
10.1.06: Byzantium - The Age of Justinian
10.1.07: Perspectives- Post-Roman East and West
10.1.08: The British Isles - Europe's Periphery
10.1.09: Byzantium - Crisis and Recovery
10.1.10: Western Europe - The Rise of the Franks
10.1.11: Global Context
10.1.12: Daily Life in Western Europe and the Byzantine Empires
10.1.13: Carolingian Collapse
10.1.14: The Tenth-Century Church
10.1.15: Byzantine Apogee - The Macedonian Emperors
10.1.16: Conclusion and Global Perspectives
10.1.17: Works Consulted and Further Reading
10.1.18: Links to Primary Sources
10.02: Western Europe and Byzantium circa 1000-1500 CE
10.2.01: Chronology
10.2.02: Introduction
10.2.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
10.2.04: Key Terms
10.2.05: The Emergence of a Feudal Order in Western Europe
10.2.06: Growth of Towns and Trade
10.2.07: Growth in Agriculture
10.2.08: A Roman Empire
10.2.09: The Holy Roman Empire's Peripheries - Secondary State Formation
10.2.10: Expansion of Christendom
10.2.11: Church Reform in the Eleventh Century
10.2.12: The Crusades
10.2.13: The Twelfth Century in Western Europe
10.2.14: Empires- Recovery and Collapse
10.2.15: The Twelfth-Century Renaissance
10.2.16: The Third Crusade
10.2.17: The Fourth Crusade
10.2.18: The States of Thirteenth-Century Europe
10.2.19: Later Crusades and Crusading's Ultimate Failure
10.2.20: Scholasticism
10.2.21: Daily Life at the Medieval Zenith
10.2.22: Fourteenth Century Crises
10.2.23: War
10.2.24: Southeastern Europe in the Late Middle Ages
10.2.25: The Late Medieval Papacy
10.2.26: The European Renaissance
10.2.27: States in the Late Middle Ages and Renaissance
10.2.28: Iberia and the Atlantic- New Worlds
10.2.29: Conclusion
10.2.30: Works Consulted and Further Reading
10.2.31: Links to Primary Sources
10.03: The Holy Roman Empire- A Confusing Concept of Craziness - Video
10.04: The Middle Ages (Link to Film on Demand)
11: Week 11
11.01: The Americas
11.1.01: Chronology
11.1.02: Introduction to The Americas
11.1.03: Questions to Guide Your Reading
11.1.04: Key Terms
11.1.05: Mesoamerica
11.1.06: The Maya
11.1.07: The Aztec
11.1.08: Early Andes
11.02: Water and Classical Civilizations (Crash Course World History 222) - Video
11.03: America and the History of Timekeeping (Crash Course History of Science 5) - Video
12: Week 12
13: Week 13
14: Week 14 and Week 15