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NCHE -- World History
| From the National Council for History Education's Major Eras and Topics for World History |
I. Prehistory to 1000 B.C. Human Origins and Early Civilizations
A. Early centers of human life
B. Human migrations across the earth
C. The Neolithic Revolution
D. River valley civilizations
E. The first urban societies
F. Early civilizations in Africa and on the Mediterranean
G. Early civilizations in India and China
II. 1000 B.C. to 700 A.D. Classical Civilizations of the Ancient World
A. The development of major world religions and ethical traditions
B. The Greek political legacy: city-states of Athens and Sparta
C. The civilization of ancient Greece
D. Encounters and exchanges in the age of Alexander the Great
E. The Roman Republic and Empire
- Ancient Rome AND ALL FOCUS TOPICS
http://www.beyondbooks.com/wcu81/6.asp
F. Classical civilization in India; Hinduism, Buddhism
G. Classical civilization in China; Confucianism, Taoism
H. The spread of Christianity
III. 500 A.D. to 1450 World Expansion of Agrarian and Commercial Civilizations
A. The Byzantine Empire: institutions and legacy
B. The origins and spread of Islam
C. Invasions and the early European middle ages
D. Feudalism and manorialism in Europe
E. Japan's Classical Age
F. The Middle Empire in China
G. The Mongol Empire and medieval Russia
H. The high middle ages in Western Europe
I. Development of European nation-states and politics
J. Arab presence, city-states, and empires in Africa
- Africa AND ALL FOCUS TOPICS
http://www.beyondbooks.com/wcu81/7.asp
K. Classical India under attack
L. Pre-Columbian societies and cultures in the Americas
IV. 1400 to 1750 Emergence of a Global Age
V. 1650 to 1914 The Age of Revolutions
A. The Scientific Revolution
B. The Enlightenment in Europe and America
C. Political revolutions, American and French
D. Revolutions in the Caribbean and Latin America
E. The Industrial Revolution and its effects
F. Cities and urban culture of the 19th century
G. The search for political democracy and social justice
H. Western nationalism and imperialism
I. The rising power of modern Japan
J. Resistance and revolution in China
K. Nationalism, resistance and rebellion in India and Africa
L. The world before global war: progress and its limits
VI. 1914 to 1945 The Era of Global Wars
A. Origins, course, and consequences of World War I
B. The Russian revolutions of 1917 and aftermath
C. After-effects of war and colonialism, West and East
D. The Great Depression: global economic failure
E. Rise of militarism and totalitarian states in West and East
F. Origins and responsibilities for World War II
G. World War II: its course and human costs
VII. The World from 1945 to Present
A. Origins of the Cold War
B. Postwar reconstruction and reform in Europe and Asia
C. The United Nations
D. New nations replace colonial empires
E. The Cold War in Europe, Asia, and Latin America
F. Collapse of the Soviet Empire and the "New World Order"
G. Persistence of nationalism, militarism, civil war
H. World prospects for political democracy and social justice
I. New boundaries and problems in science, technology, economics, and culture
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