World Civilization Sources
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2005
Pages: 434
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Chapter 16: Global Interaction
16.1 The Journal of Christopher Columbus; Christopher Columbus
Chapter 17: Constitutionalism in Europe
17.1 English Bill of Rights
Chapter 18: New Western World-View
18.1 Philosophical Dictionary; Voltaire
18.2 Social Contract; JJ. Rousseau
Chapter 19: Africa, 1400-1800
19.1 The Life of Olaudah Equiano; Olaudah Equiano
Chapter 20: Islamic World. 1450-1800
20.1 Turkish Letters (1859); Ogier Ghielin de Busbecq
20.1 Akbarnama (1602); Abu Fazl
Chapter 21: East Asia, 1400-1800
21.1 A Letter from China (1863); Ferdinand Verbiest
21.2 A Secret Plan for Managing the Country (1798); Honda Toshiaki
Chapter 22: Western Political Revolutions
22.1 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
22.2 Declaration of the Rights of Woman and Citizen; Olympe de Gouges
Chapter 23: European Industrial Revolution
23.1 The Condition of the Working Class in England in 1844; Friedrich Engels
Chapter 24 Isms and Upheaval
24.1 An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations; Adam Smith
24.1 The Communist Manifesto
Chapter 25: European Life: Late Nineteenth Century
25.1 Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection; Charles Darwin
Chapter 26: Western Imperialism, 1800-1914
26.1 The White Man's Burden
26.2 Standard Treaty (1886); Royal Niger Company
Chapter 27: Imperialism in Asia
27.1 Letter of Advise to Queen Victoria; Lin Tse-Hsu
27.2 Advise about the Policy of Isolation; II Naosuke
27.3 Advise about the Policy for a Modern Army; Artitomo Yamagata
Chapter 28: Nation Building
28.1 Monroe Doctrine; James Monroe
28.2 Thirteenth Amendment
28.3 Slavery in the Yucatan; Arnold Channing & Fredrick J. Tabor Frost
Chapter 29: War and Revolution
29.1 What is to be Done?; V.I. Lenin
29.2 Fourteen Points; Woodrow Wilson
Chapter 30: Asian Nationalism
30.1 Sykes-Picot Agreement
30.2 Balfour Declaration; Arthur Balfour
30.3 Indian Home Rule; Mohandas Gandhi
30.4 Revolutionary Ideology; Mao Zedong
Chapter 31: Age of Anxiety
31.1 Beyond Good and Evil; Fredrich Nietzsche
Chapter 32: Dictatorship and World War II
32.1 Mein Kampf; Adolf Hitler
Chapter 33: Recovery and Crisis
33.1 Truman Doctrine
Chapter 34: Contemporary Asia and Africa
34.1 United Nations Resolution
34.2 Islamic Revival and Nationalism; Muhammad Jinnah
Chapter 35: Developing Countries
35.1Disease Factor in Africa; K. David Patterson and Gerald W. Hartwig
Chapter 36: Shrinking Globe
36.1 United Nations Charter
16.1 The Journal of Christopher Columbus; Christopher Columbus
Chapter 17: Constitutionalism in Europe
17.1 English Bill of Rights
Chapter 18: New Western World-View
18.1 Philosophical Dictionary; Voltaire
18.2 Social Contract; JJ. Rousseau
Chapter 19: Africa, 1400-1800
19.1 The Life of Olaudah Equiano; Olaudah Equiano
Chapter 20: Islamic World. 1450-1800
20.1 Turkish Letters (1859); Ogier Ghielin de Busbecq
20.1 Akbarnama (1602); Abu Fazl
Chapter 21: East Asia, 1400-1800
21.1 A Letter from China (1863); Ferdinand Verbiest
21.2 A Secret Plan for Managing the Country (1798); Honda Toshiaki
Chapter 22: Western Political Revolutions
22.1 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
22.2 Declaration of the Rights of Woman and Citizen; Olympe de Gouges
Chapter 23: European Industrial Revolution
23.1 The Condition of the Working Class in England in 1844; Friedrich Engels
Chapter 24 Isms and Upheaval
24.1 An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations; Adam Smith
24.1 The Communist Manifesto
Chapter 25: European Life: Late Nineteenth Century
25.1 Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection; Charles Darwin
Chapter 26: Western Imperialism, 1800-1914
26.1 The White Man's Burden
26.2 Standard Treaty (1886); Royal Niger Company
Chapter 27: Imperialism in Asia
27.1 Letter of Advise to Queen Victoria; Lin Tse-Hsu
27.2 Advise about the Policy of Isolation; II Naosuke
27.3 Advise about the Policy for a Modern Army; Artitomo Yamagata
Chapter 28: Nation Building
28.1 Monroe Doctrine; James Monroe
28.2 Thirteenth Amendment
28.3 Slavery in the Yucatan; Arnold Channing & Fredrick J. Tabor Frost
Chapter 29: War and Revolution
29.1 What is to be Done?; V.I. Lenin
29.2 Fourteen Points; Woodrow Wilson
Chapter 30: Asian Nationalism
30.1 Sykes-Picot Agreement
30.2 Balfour Declaration; Arthur Balfour
30.3 Indian Home Rule; Mohandas Gandhi
30.4 Revolutionary Ideology; Mao Zedong
Chapter 31: Age of Anxiety
31.1 Beyond Good and Evil; Fredrich Nietzsche
Chapter 32: Dictatorship and World War II
32.1 Mein Kampf; Adolf Hitler
Chapter 33: Recovery and Crisis
33.1 Truman Doctrine
Chapter 34: Contemporary Asia and Africa
34.1 United Nations Resolution
34.2 Islamic Revival and Nationalism; Muhammad Jinnah
Chapter 35: Developing Countries
35.1Disease Factor in Africa; K. David Patterson and Gerald W. Hartwig
Chapter 36: Shrinking Globe
36.1 United Nations Charter
Chapter 16: Global Interaction
16.1 The Journal of Christopher Columbus; Christopher Columbus
Chapter 17: Constitutionalism in Europe
17.1 English Bill of Rights
Chapter 18: New Western World-View
18.1 Philosophical Dictionary; Voltaire
18.2 Social Contract; JJ. Rousseau
Chapter 19: Africa, 1400-1800
19.1 The Life of Olaudah Equiano; Olaudah Equiano
Chapter 20: Islamic World. 1450-1800
20.1 Turkish Letters (1859); Ogier Ghielin de Busbecq
20.1 Akbarnama (1602); Abu Fazl
Chapter 21: East Asia, 1400-1800
21.1 A Letter from China (1863); Ferdinand Verbiest
21.2 A Secret Plan for Managing the Country (1798); Honda Toshiaki
Chapter 22: Western Political Revolutions
22.1 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
22.2 Declaration of the Rights of Woman and Citizen; Olympe de Gouges
Chapter 23: European Industrial Revolution
23.1 The Condition of the Working Class in England in 1844; Friedrich Engels
Chapter 24 Isms and Upheaval
24.1 An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations; Adam Smith
24.1 The Communist Manifesto
Chapter 25: European Life: Late Nineteenth Century
25.1 Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection; Charles Darwin
Chapter 26: Western Imperialism, 1800-1914
26.1 The White Man's Burden
26.2 Standard Treaty (1886); Royal Niger Company
Chapter 27: Imperialism in Asia
27.1 Letter of Advise to Queen Victoria; Lin Tse-Hsu
27.2 Advise about the Policy of Isolation; II Naosuke
27.3 Advise about the Policy for a Modern Army; Artitomo Yamagata
Chapter 28: Nation Building
28.1 Monroe Doctrine; James Monroe
28.2 Thirteenth Amendment
28.3 Slavery in the Yucatan; Arnold Channing & Fredrick J. Tabor Frost
Chapter 29: War and Revolution
29.1 What is to be Done?; V.I. Lenin
29.2 Fourteen Points; Woodrow Wilson
Chapter 30: Asian Nationalism
30.1 Sykes-Picot Agreement
30.2 Balfour Declaration; Arthur Balfour
30.3 Indian Home Rule; Mohandas Gandhi
30.4 Revolutionary Ideology; Mao Zedong
Chapter 31: Age of Anxiety
31.1 Beyond Good and Evil; Fredrich Nietzsche
Chapter 32: Dictatorship and World War II
32.1 Mein Kampf; Adolf Hitler
Chapter 33: Recovery and Crisis
33.1 Truman Doctrine
Chapter 34: Contemporary Asia and Africa
34.1 United Nations Resolution
34.2 Islamic Revival and Nationalism; Muhammad Jinnah
Chapter 35: Developing Countries
35.1Disease Factor in Africa; K. David Patterson and Gerald W. Hartwig
Chapter 36: Shrinking Globe
36.1 United Nations Charter
16.1 The Journal of Christopher Columbus; Christopher Columbus
Chapter 17: Constitutionalism in Europe
17.1 English Bill of Rights
Chapter 18: New Western World-View
18.1 Philosophical Dictionary; Voltaire
18.2 Social Contract; JJ. Rousseau
Chapter 19: Africa, 1400-1800
19.1 The Life of Olaudah Equiano; Olaudah Equiano
Chapter 20: Islamic World. 1450-1800
20.1 Turkish Letters (1859); Ogier Ghielin de Busbecq
20.1 Akbarnama (1602); Abu Fazl
Chapter 21: East Asia, 1400-1800
21.1 A Letter from China (1863); Ferdinand Verbiest
21.2 A Secret Plan for Managing the Country (1798); Honda Toshiaki
Chapter 22: Western Political Revolutions
22.1 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
22.2 Declaration of the Rights of Woman and Citizen; Olympe de Gouges
Chapter 23: European Industrial Revolution
23.1 The Condition of the Working Class in England in 1844; Friedrich Engels
Chapter 24 Isms and Upheaval
24.1 An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations; Adam Smith
24.1 The Communist Manifesto
Chapter 25: European Life: Late Nineteenth Century
25.1 Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection; Charles Darwin
Chapter 26: Western Imperialism, 1800-1914
26.1 The White Man's Burden
26.2 Standard Treaty (1886); Royal Niger Company
Chapter 27: Imperialism in Asia
27.1 Letter of Advise to Queen Victoria; Lin Tse-Hsu
27.2 Advise about the Policy of Isolation; II Naosuke
27.3 Advise about the Policy for a Modern Army; Artitomo Yamagata
Chapter 28: Nation Building
28.1 Monroe Doctrine; James Monroe
28.2 Thirteenth Amendment
28.3 Slavery in the Yucatan; Arnold Channing & Fredrick J. Tabor Frost
Chapter 29: War and Revolution
29.1 What is to be Done?; V.I. Lenin
29.2 Fourteen Points; Woodrow Wilson
Chapter 30: Asian Nationalism
30.1 Sykes-Picot Agreement
30.2 Balfour Declaration; Arthur Balfour
30.3 Indian Home Rule; Mohandas Gandhi
30.4 Revolutionary Ideology; Mao Zedong
Chapter 31: Age of Anxiety
31.1 Beyond Good and Evil; Fredrich Nietzsche
Chapter 32: Dictatorship and World War II
32.1 Mein Kampf; Adolf Hitler
Chapter 33: Recovery and Crisis
33.1 Truman Doctrine
Chapter 34: Contemporary Asia and Africa
34.1 United Nations Resolution
34.2 Islamic Revival and Nationalism; Muhammad Jinnah
Chapter 35: Developing Countries
35.1Disease Factor in Africa; K. David Patterson and Gerald W. Hartwig
Chapter 36: Shrinking Globe
36.1 United Nations Charter