A Pluralistic View of the Western Humanities

Unit I - History and Science         
CHAPTER 1 - Ancient Near East, c. 3200 bc–c. 500 bc
CHAPTER 2 - The Glory That Was Greece, c. 3000 bc—c. 280 bc
CHAPTER 3 - The Grandeur That Was Rome, c. 800 bc— c. 476 ad
CHAPTER 4 - The Early Middle Ages, c. 476–c. 1050
CHAPTER 5 - The Later Middle Ages, c. 1050–c. 1453
CHAPTER 6 - Transition to Modern Times, c. 1450–c. 1600
CHAPTER 7 - The Age of Absolutism, c. 1600–c. 1789
CHAPTER 8 - The Age of Revolution, c. 1789–c. 1850
CHAPTER 9 - The Era of Nationalism, c. 1850–c. 1914
CHAPTER 10 - World War I and Its Consequences, c. 1914–c. 1924
CHAPTER 11 - The March of Dictators and World War II, c. 1924–1945
CHAPTER 12 - The Contemporary World, 1945–Present
Unit II - Art, Music, Philosophy, and Literature
CHAPTER 13 - Prehistory, The Ancient Near East, Egypt, and the Levant
CHAPTER 14 - Classical Civilizations: The Greeks
CHAPTER 15 - Classical Civilizations: Rome, c. 800 bc–476 ad
CHAPTER 16 - Christianity in the Classical World, c. 4 bc–c. 476 ad
CHAPTER 17 - The Middle Ages, c. 476–c. 1453
CHAPTER 18 - The Italian Renaissance, c. 1340–c. 1600
CHAPTER 19 - The European Renaissance, c. 1450–c. 1610
CHAPTER 20 - The Age of the Baroque, c. 1600–c. 1750
CHAPTER 21 - The Enlightenment, c. 1720–1789
CHAPTER 22 - The Romantic Revolution, c. 1790–c. 1850 
CHAPTER 23 - An Interlude of Realism, c. 1850–c. 1874 
CHAPTER 24 - The Road to Modern Times, c. 1863–c. 1905 
CHAPTER 25 - Modern Times, 1905–Present
Unit III - Topics for Cultural Pluralism by Chapter
CHAPTER 26 - Topics for Cultural Pluralism by Chapter