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World History II: From 1400 (OpenStax)

World History, Volume 2: from 1400 is designed to meet the scope and sequence of a world history course from 1400 offered at both two-year and four-year institutions. Suitable for both majors and non majors World History, Volume 2: from 1400 introduces students to a global perspective of history couched in an engaging narrative. Concepts and assessments help students think critically about the issues they encounter so they can broaden their perspective of global history.

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Contents· 188 sections
  1. 01: Connections Across Continents 15001800
  2. 01: Understanding the Past
  3. 1.01: Introduction
  4. 1.02: Developing a Global Perspective
  5. 1.03: Primary Sources
  6. 1.04: Causation and Interpretation in History
  7. 1.05: Key Terms
  8. 1.06: Section Summary
  9. 1.07: Assessments
  10. 1.7.01: Review Questions
  11. 1.7.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  12. 1.7.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  13. 02: Exchange in East Asia and the Indian Ocean
  14. 2.01: Introduction
  15. 2.02: India and International Connections
  16. 2.03: The Malacca Sultanate
  17. 2.04: Exchange in East Asia
  18. 2.05: Key Terms
  19. 2.06: Section Summary
  20. 2.07: Assessments
  21. 2.7.01: Review Questions
  22. 2.7.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  23. 2.7.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  24. 03: Early Modern Africa and the Wider World
  25. 3.01: Introduction
  26. 3.02: The Roots of African Trade
  27. 3.03: The Songhai Empire
  28. 3.04: The Swahili Coast
  29. 3.05: The Trans-Saharan Slave Trade
  30. 3.06: Key Terms
  31. 3.07: Section Summary
  32. 3.08: Assessments
  33. 3.8.01: Review Questions
  34. 3.8.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  35. 3.8.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  36. 04: The Islamic World
  37. 4.01: Introduction
  38. 4.02: A Connected Islamic World
  39. 4.03: The Ottoman Empire
  40. 4.04: The Safavid Empire
  41. 4.05: Key Terms
  42. 4.06: Section Summary
  43. 4.07: Assessments
  44. 4.7.01: Review Questions
  45. 4.7.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  46. 4.7.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  47. 05: Foundations of the Atlantic World
  48. 5.01: Introduction
  49. 5.02: The Protestant Reformation
  50. 5.03: Crossing the Atlantic
  51. 5.04: The Mercantilist Economy
  52. 5.05: The Atlantic Slave Trade
  53. 5.06: Key Terms
  54. 5.07: Section Summary
  55. 5.08: Assessments
  56. 5.8.01: Review Questions
  57. 5.8.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  58. 5.8.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  59. 02: An Age of Revolution 17501914
  60. 06: Colonization and Economic Expansion
  61. 6.01: Introduction
  62. 6.02: European Colonization in the Americas
  63. 6.03: The Rise of a Global Economy
  64. 6.04: Capitalism and the First Industrial Revolution
  65. 6.05: Key Terms
  66. 6.06: Section Summary
  67. 6.07: Assessments
  68. 6.7.01: Review Questions
  69. 6.7.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  70. 6.7.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  71. 07: Revolutions in Europe and North America
  72. 7.01: Introduction
  73. 7.02: The Enlightenment
  74. 7.03: The Exchange of Ideas in the Public Sphere
  75. 7.04: Revolutions- America France and Haiti
  76. 7.05: Nationalism Liberalism Conservatism and the Political Order
  77. 7.06: Key Terms
  78. 7.07: Section Summary
  79. 7.08: Assessments
  80. 7.8.01: Review Questions
  81. 7.8.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  82. 7.8.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  83. 08: Revolutions in Latin America
  84. 8.01: Introduction
  85. 8.02: Revolution for Whom
  86. 8.03: Spanish North America
  87. 8.04: Spanish South America
  88. 8.05: Portuguese South America
  89. 8.06: Key Terms
  90. 8.07: Section Summary
  91. 8.08: Assessments
  92. 8.8.01: Review Questions
  93. 8.8.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  94. 8.8.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  95. 09: Expansion in the Industrial Age
  96. 9.01: Introduction
  97. 9.02: The Second Industrial Revolution
  98. 9.03: Motives and Means of Imperialism
  99. 9.04: Colonial Empires
  100. 9.05: Exploitation and Resistance
  101. 9.06: Key Terms
  102. 9.07: Section Summary
  103. 9.08: Assessments
  104. 9.8.01: Review Questions
  105. 9.8.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  106. 9.8.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  107. 10: Life and Labor in the Industrial World
  108. 10.01: Introduction
  109. 10.02: Inventions Innovations and Mechanization
  110. 10.03: Life in the Industrial City
  111. 10.04: Coerced and Semicoerced Labor
  112. 10.05: Communities in Diaspora
  113. 10.06: Regulation Reform and Revolutionary Ideologies
  114. 10.07: Key Terms
  115. 10.08: Section Summary
  116. 10.09: Assessments
  117. 10.9.01: Review Questions
  118. 10.9.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  119. 10.9.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  120. 03: The Modern World 1914Present
  121. 11: The War to End All Wars
  122. 11.01: Introduction
  123. 11.02: Alliances Expansion and Conflict
  124. 11.03: The Collapse of the Ottomans and the Coming of War
  125. 11.04: Total War
  126. 11.05: War on the Homefront
  127. 11.06: The War Ends
  128. 11.07: Key Terms
  129. 11.08: Section Summary
  130. 11.09: Assessments
  131. 11.9.01: Review Questions
  132. 11.9.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  133. 11.9.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  134. 12: The Interwar Period
  135. 12.01: Introduction
  136. 12.02: Recovering from World War I
  137. 12.03: The Formation of the Soviet Union
  138. 12.04: The Great Depression
  139. 12.05: Old Empires and New Colonies
  140. 12.06: Resistance Civil Rights and Democracy
  141. 12.07: Key Terms
  142. 12.08: Section Summary
  143. 12.09: Assessments
  144. 12.9.01: Review Questions
  145. 12.9.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  146. 12.9.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  147. 13: The Causes and Consequences of World War II
  148. 13.01: Introduction
  149. 13.02: An Unstable Peace
  150. 13.03: Theaters of War
  151. 13.04: Keeping the Home Fires Burning
  152. 13.05: Out of the Ashes
  153. 13.06: Key Terms
  154. 13.07: Section Summary
  155. 13.08: Assessments
  156. 13.8.01: Review Questions
  157. 13.8.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  158. 13.8.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  159. 14: Cold War Conflicts
  160. 14.01: Introduction
  161. 14.02: The Cold War Begins
  162. 14.03: The Spread of Communism
  163. 14.04: The Non-Aligned Movement
  164. 14.05: Global Tensions and Decolonization
  165. 14.06: A New World Order
  166. 14.07: Key Terms
  167. 14.08: Section Summary
  168. 14.09: Assessments
  169. 14.9.01: Review Questions
  170. 14.9.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  171. 14.9.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  172. 15: The Contemporary World and Ongoing Challenges
  173. 15.01: Introduction
  174. 15.02: A Global Economy
  175. 15.03: Debates about the Environment
  176. 15.04: Science and Technology for Todays World
  177. 15.05: Ongoing Problems and Solutions
  178. 15.06: Key Terms
  179. 15.07: Section Summary
  180. 15.08: Assessments
  181. 15.8.01: Review Questions
  182. 15.8.02: Check Your Understanding Questions
  183. 15.8.03: Application and Reflection Questions
  184. 04: Appendix
  185. 16: Appendix A- Glossary
  186. 17: Appendix B- World History Volume 2 from 1400- Maps and Timelines
  187. 18: Appendix C- World Maps
  188. 19: Appendix D- Recommended Resources for the Study of World History