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Hauptverfasser:	Dunn, Ross E. (VerfasserIn), Mitchell, Laura Jane 1963- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York McGraw-Hill 2015
Schlagworte:	Weltgeschichte World history > Textbooks Lehrbuch
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	852 S. zahlr. Ill. und Kt.
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adam_text	Brief Contents Introduction The Earth: World History s Theater 2 Settling the Planet Beginnings to the First Millennium b.c.e. 18 chapter 1 The Peopling of the World, 7,000,000-10,000 b.c.e. 20 chapter 2 Farms, Cities, and the New Agrarian Age, 10,000-2000 b.c.e. 48 chapter 3 Afroeurasia s Moving Frontiers: Farmers, Herders, and Charioteers, 3000-1000 b.c.e. 78 chapter 4 Early Odysseys in the Americas, Australia, and Oceania, 8000-500 b.c.e. 108 Agrarian Societies and Their Interconnections 1200 B.C.E.-300 ce. 132 chapter 5 Afroeurasia: Centers of Power, Trade, and New Ideas, 1200-600 b.c.e. 134 chapter 6 Empire Building and Cultural Exchange from India to the Mediterranean, 600-200 b.c.e. 160 An Age of Giant Empires, 300 B.C.E.-300 ce. 190 chapter 8 American Complexities, 900 B.C.E.-900 ce. 220 Shifting Power, Thickening Webs Afroeurasia 200-1000 се. 246 chapter 9 Turbulent Centuries, 200-600 ce. 248 chapter 10 Afroeurasia in the Era of Arab Empire, 500-800 c.E. 278 chapter 11 State Power and Expanding Networks of Exchange, 750-1000 ce. 306 Interconnections and Their Consequences 900-1500 336 Dynamic Centuries across Afroeurasia, 1000-1250 338 chapter 13 Afroeurasia in the Era of Mongol Power, 1200-1350 368 chapter 14 Cities and Empires in the Americas, 900-1500 398 chapter 15 Calamities and Recoveries across Afroeurasia, 1300-1500 424 The Great World Convergence 1450-1750 452 chapter 16 Oceans Crossed, Worlds Connected, 1450-1550 454 chapter 17 Afroeurasia and Its Powerful States, 1500-1600 484 chapter 18 The Expanding Global Economy: Expectations and Inequalities, 1550-1700 514 chapter 19 The Changing Balance of Wealth and Power, 1650-1750 542 The Modern World Takes Shape 1750-1914 574 chapter 20 Waves of Revolution, 1720-1830 576 chapter 21 Energy and Industrialization, 1750-1850 606 chapter 22 Coping with Change in the New Industrial Era, 1830-1870 634 chapter 23 Capital, Technology, and the Changing Balance of Global Power, 1860-1914 664 The Promise and the Perils of Accelerating Change 1890 to the Present 694 chapter 24 Innovation, Revolution, and Global Crisis, 1890-1920 696 chapter 25 Turbulent Decades, 1918-1935 728 chapter 26 World War II and Its Aftermath, 1933-1950 756 chapter 27 The Global Boom and Its Contradictions, 1945-1975 788 Countercurrents of Change, 1970 to the Present 818 viii Brief Contents Contents Introduction 2 The Earth: World History s Theater 2 The Big Land Masses: The Main Stage of History 4 Moving Land Masses 4 Seven Continents, or Only Five? 5 Afroeurasia 6 The Great Arid Zone 7 The Tropical Belt 8 The Northern Latitudes of Temperate Climate 9 Afroeurasia s Mountain Spine 9 The Eleven Seas 9 Rivers 11 Australia 12 North and South America 13 Connecting the Americas 14 The Americas Long Cordillera 14 Rivers and Seas 15 The Oceans 15 Settling the Planet Beginnings to the First Millennium b.c.e. 1 The Peopling of the World 7,000,000-10,000 b.c.e. 20 Human Ancestors in Africa and Beyond 23 Early Hominin Evolution 23 Well-Traveled Hominins 24 INDIVIDUALS MATTER The Turkana Boy: A Distant Ancestor 26 Other Traveling Hominins 28 Modern Humans in Africa: The First 100,000 Years 30 The Debut of Homo Sapiens 30 The Power of Language 30 Colonizing the World 33 The Roads from Africa 33 South to Australia 34 Colonizers of Europe 34 The American Frontier 34 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE The Kennewick Man Controversy 36 Why Did Homo Sapiens People the Earth? 37 Homo Sapiens: The Last Surviving Hominin 38 Why People Look Different 40 Global Culture of the Upper Paleolithic 40 Dawn of a Multicultural World 40 Social and Economic Life 41 Technical Wonders 42 A World of Symbols 43 Farms, Cities, and the New Agrarian Age 10,000-2000 b.c.e. 48 51 The Coming of Farmers: A Peculiar Event Early Farming and the Big Thaw 51 The Drift toward Domestication 52 Neolithic Innovations 53 The Spread of Agrarian Societies 54 Sunrise over the Village 55 Super Villages 55 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Ötzi: A Neolithic Traveler 57 Early Complex Societies 58 Irrigation and Complex Society in Mesopotamia 58 Complex Society on the Nile 66 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE A Pharaoh s Warning in Stone 68 Harappan Society in the Indus Valley 69 Interregional Communication and Commerce 72 Complex Societies and the Environment 74 Contents ix 3 Afroeurasia s Moving Frontiers: Farmers, Herders, and Charioteers 3000-1000 в.с.є. 78 Across Afroeurasia: More Farmers, More Cities 81 The Cavalcade of Inventions 81 Complex Society and Commerce in the Mediterranean Basin 82 Developments in Western Europe 84 The Oxus Civilization of Central Asia 85 Complex Society in East Asia 86 Pastoral Peoples Ride into History 88 Horses, Riders, and Wagons 88 Pastoral Nomadic Society 89 Encounters between Agrarian Societies and Migrating Peoples 91 Indo-European Speakers in Southwest Asia: The Hittite Empire 93 States of Mesopotamia and Syria 95 From Middle Kingdom to New Kingdom in the Nile Valley 96 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Here Is the Situation : The King of Alashiya Writes to the Pharaoh of Egypt 98 Rivalry and Diplomacy among Militarized Kingdoms 99 Early Greeks 99 Indo-Europeans in Iran and South Asia 100 Indo-Europeans and Chariots from the Far West to the Far East 101 INDIVIDUALS MATTER The Beauty of Xiaohe: A Woman of the Steppes 102 Developments in the Tropical Belt 103 Herders and Farmers South of the Sahara Desert 104 Austronesian Farmers in Southeast Asia 105 Early Odysseys in the Americas, Australia, and Oceania 8000-500 b.c.e. 108 Farmers and Platform Builders North of Mexico 120 in the Americas 111 American Farmer Power 111 Platform Builders of Norte Chico 114 Andean Societies in the Second Millennium b.c.e. 116 The Mesoamerican Zone of Intercommunication 117 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE The Olmec Heads 119 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Harvester Mountain Lord: A Mesoamerican King 121 Change in Australia 123 Change over the Long Term 124 A Continent without Farmers 125 Pioneers on the Pacific Frontier 126 Colonizers of Near Oceania Into Remote Oceania 127 126 Agrarian Societies and Their Interconnections 1200 в.с.Е.-ЗОО ce. part 5 Afroeurasia: Centers of Power, Trade, and New Ideas The Clang of Iron 137 The Spread of Iron: The Southwest Asian Epicenter 137 The Spread of Iron: The Tropical African Epicenter 137 Iron s Benefits and Costs 138 Warfare, Empire Building, and Trade in Southwest Asia and the Mediterranean Lands 140 Twelfth-Century Troubles 140 The Neo-Assyrian Empire 142 1200-600 b.c.e. 134 The Hebrews and the Origins of Judaism 144 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Adad-Guppi: Babylonian Priestess and Queen Mother 146 Phoenicians and Greeks: Trade and Migration 147 Woodland Europe and the Mediterranean World 150 Nubia on the Nile Corridor 151 Contents South Asia: A New Era of City Building New Cities and Kingdoms 153 The Development of the South Asian Class System 153 Brahmins and Brahmanism 154 152 The East Asian Sphere 155 The Era of the Western and Eastern Zhou 156 Destruction and Innovation during the Later Zhou Period 156 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE The Book of Songs (Shijing) 157 6 Empire Building and Cultural Exchange from India to the Mediterranean 600-200 b.c.e. 160 Persia Ascending 163 Empire Building on a New Scale 163 The Achaemenids as Universal Rulers 165 The Persian Empire as Communication Hub 165 The Achaemenids and the Teachings of Zoroaster 167 Achaemenid Multiculturalism 167 Inventive Greeks 168 Government and Society in the Greek City-States 168 The Flowering of Athens 171 Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic Era 173 Alexander s Short, Brilliant Career 173 Foundations of the Hellenistic World 175 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Queen Arsinoe II: Ruler of Ptolemaic Egypt 178 Cultural Trends 179 Buddhism and the Maurya Empire in India 181 Foundations of Buddhism 181 The Reign of Ashoka Maurya 183 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Rock Edicts of the Emperor Ashoka 184 Cavalry and Caravans in Inner Eurasia 185 Nomad Power 186 Early Times on the Silk Roads 187 7 An Age of Giant Empires 300 в.с.е.-ЗОО ce. 190 Rome and Mediterranean Unification 193 Rome the Republic 193 Rome the Empire 196 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Boudicca: British Rebel Leader 198 The Era of the Han Empire in East Asia 200 The Qin Dynasty and the First Emperor 200 The Han State and the Ascendance of Confucianism 202 States Between Rome and China 205 The Xiongnu and Their Relations with Han China The Parthian and Kushan Empires 206 The African Kingdoms of Kush and Axum 208 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Trade in the African Port ofAdulis 210 Bridges Across Afroeurasia 211 East-West Interregional Trade 211 The First Missionary Religions 213 205 8 American Complexities 900 в.с.е.-эоо ce. 220 The Spread of Complex Societies in North America 223 Empire Builders of Teotihuacán 224 Zapotee Civilization in the Oaxaca Valley 228 The Innovative Maya 229 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Lady Xoc: An Aristocrat Woman in Maya Politics 231 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE A Maya Bible: An Account of Creation in the Popol Vuh 234 Developments in Upper North America 236 South America: Complex Societies along the Andean Spine 238 Andes Urbanization: The Example of Chavin de Huántar 239 Back to the Coast: The Moche Society 240 The Nazca 242 Troubles in the Sixth Century 243 Contents xi 9 Turbulent Centuries 200-600 ce. 248 The Shifting Map of Empires 251 Turbulence in Inner Eurasia 251 China after the Han Empire: Growth without Unity 251 The Sasanids: A New Power in Persia 253 Crisis and Recovery in the Roman Empire 254 The Huns and the Collapse of the Western Empire 257 The Mediterranean Fractured 260 A New Empire in South Asia 261 Religions for Troubled Times 264 The Buddhist Web 264 The Christian Web 267 INDIVIDUALS MATTER St. Augustine of Hippo: Christian Theologian 269 The Manichean Way 271 Tropical Africa: Farmers, Towns, and Iron 271 The Nok Culture 272 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE The Sculptures of Nok 273 The African East and South 272 Southeast Asian Contributions to African Society 274 10 Afroeurasia in the Era of Arab Empire 500-800 ce. 278 New Empires of Steppe and Desert 281 Empires along the Silk Roads 281 The Arab State and the Emergence of Islam 283 The Arab Muslim Empire 287 Christian Societies in Europe and Africa 291 The Byzantine Empire Holds Its Own 291 Christian Society in Europe 292 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Two Views of the Battle of Tours 296 Dwindling Christian Society in North Africa 297 East Asia: Return to Unity in China 298 The Tang State 298 INDIVIDUALS MATTER The Empress Wu: Patron of Buddhism 300 Migrations to the South 302 Cultural Integration 302 11 State Power and Expanding Networks of Exchange 750-1000 ce. 306 Muslim Power and Prosperity 309 From Damascus to Baghdad: The Abbasid Empire 309 Rival Centers of Muslim Power 311 The Byzantine Resurgence 312 Islam on New Frontiers 313 A Green Revolution in Muslim Lands 314 Muslim Urban Society 314 The Stream of Ideas 316 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Abu Bakr al-Razi: Muslim Physician 317 Cities, Merchants, and Kingdoms along the Chain of Seas 318 Trade of the Arabian Sea 318 The Maritime Empire of Srivijaya 319 Chinese Trade and the Fate of the Tang Dynasty 320 Japan and Korea at the Eastern End of the Chain of Seas 321 The Sahara Rim: A New Zone of Intercommunication 323 Gold and Slaves, Copper and Salt 323 The Empire of Ghana 325 Europe s Struggle for Stability 326 Muslims and Magyars 327 The Viking Adventure 327 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Bjarni Herjolfsson and the Viking Discovery of America 330 The Changing Shape of Western Europe 331 xii Contents Interconnections and Their Consequences 900-1500 Dynamic Centuries across Afroeurasia 1000-1250 338 The East Asian Powerhouse in the Song Era 341 The Elements of Chinese Prosperity 341 Governing China in an Era of Change 343 China and Its Near Neighbors 345 Japan within and without the Chinese Sphere 345 China in the Hemisphere 346 Conquerors and Migrants in the Muslim Lands 347 Turkic Horse Power 348 Muslim Ships on the Mediterranean 350 New Empires in the Western Mediterranean 351 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE A Jewish Merchant Writes to His Wife 352 Cultural Trends in the Muslim Lands 354 Foundations of Urban Civilization in Europe 356 Warm Weather, Better Plows 357 New Order in Political Life 358 INDIVIDUALS MATTER King Philip II: French State-Builder 360 The Expansion of Western Christendom 360 European Commercial Power in the Mediterranean 363 Western Europe s Cultural Style 363 Afroeurasia in the Era of Mongol Power 1200-1350 368 The Ascendance of the Mongol Empires 371 Chingis Khan s Path of Conquest 371 Explaining Mongol Power 373 Mongol Expansion after Chingis 374 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Sorghaghtani Beki: A Woman of Influence 376 Mongol Murderers: A Deserved Reputation? 378 The Ambiguous Mongol Peace 379 Silk Road Traffic 379 Slaves, Diplomats, and Career Seekers 380 Cross-Fertilization in Science and Technology 380 The Changing Religious Map 381 Profit and Power in the Southern Seas 383 Trade and State Building in Southeast Asia 384 The South Asian Pivot 384 East and Southern Africa in the Indian Ocean World 385 Urban Society in Europe 386 Many Governments and Languages 387 Private Groups and Charters 388 The Flow of Ideas 388 Trans-Saharan Connections 391 North Africa between the Mediterranean and the Sahara 392 The Mali Empire 392 Other West African Kingdoms 393 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Ibn Battuta Assesses the Mali Empire 394 Cities and Empires in the Americas 900-1500 398 American Societies in an Age of Environmental Change 401 The Mound Builders of Cahokia 401 Ancestral Puebloans of the Colorado Plateau 403 Maya, Mixtee, and Toltec 405 The Coming of the Nahuas 407 The Caribbean and Amazonia 408 States of the Andes 410 American Empires in the Fifteenth Century 413 The Aztec Empire 413 INDIVIDUALS MATTER NezahualcoyotI ( Fasting Coyote ): Political Strategist, Survivor, and Poet 415 The Incas 417 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Chastity and Marriage in Inca Society 419 Contents xiii 5 Calamities and Recoveries across Afroeurasia 1300-1500 424 Environmental Crises of the Fourteenth Century 427 Downpour and Drought 427 The Great Pestilence 428 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Perspectives on the Black Death 430 Crises in the Political and Social Realms China: The Collapse of Mongol Rule 432 Political and Economic Troubles in the Central Muslim Lands 432 431 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Ibn Khaldun: A Thinker for Troubled Times 435 Europe in the Aftermath of the Black Death 434 Fifteenth-Century Recuperation 436 Technologies for the Future 436 Ming China: New Prosperity and a Maritime Thrust 439 South Asia: A Steadier Course of Change 442 Astronomy and Empire Building in the Central Muslim Lands 443 The Meaning of Recovery in Europe 445 16 Oceans Crossed, Worlds Connected 1450-1550 454 On the Eve of the Great World Convergence 457 Changes in the Afroeurasian Trade Network 457 The Eastern Atlantic Rim 459 States in the Americas 462 The Birth of the Atlantic World 463 Changing Maritime Technology 464 Europeans and West Africans: Early Encounters 466 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Martin Behaim s Fifteenth-Century Globe 468 Columbus s Atlantic Crossing 469 American Catastrophes 469 American Death and the Columbian Exchange 471 The End of the Aztec Empire 474 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Malinche: Translator, Diplomat, and Slave 475 Assault on the Inca Empire 475 Spanish Empire Building 477 Portuguese Stakes in Brazil 478 New Power Relations in the Southern Seas 478 To Capture the Spice Trade 478 The Trans-Pacific Link 481 17 Afroeurasia and Its Powerful States 1500-1600 484 Afroeurasia s Political Panorama 487 The Ottoman Empire s Dramatic Expansion 487 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE A European Ambassador Compares Armies 489 The Safavid Empire of Persia 490 Mughal Power in South Asia 491 Russia: From Principality to Empire 493 Japan and the Tokugawa 495 Strong Monarchies in Southeast Asia 496 The European States 497 The Songhay Empire 500 The New Era of Guns 501 New and Deadly Armies 502 The Military Revolution 503 The Limits of Central Power 504 Trends in Religion, Language, and Culture 504 Intellectual and Moral Ferment in China 505 Tension between Sunni and Shi a Muslims 505 Religious Crisis in Europe 506 Vernacular Languages and the State 509 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Gracia Luna Mendes Nasi: A Sixteenth-Century Businesswoman 510 Languages of Cultural Prestige 511 xiv Contents 18 The Expanding Global Economy: Expectations and Inequalities 1550-1700 514 The Global Network Takes Shape 517 Technology and Organization for Global Exchange The Continuing Columbian Exchange 518 Afroeurasia and the Expanding World Economy 521 Western Europe s Economic Surge 522 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Louis De Geer: A Capitalist Success Story 524 Centuries of Silver in East Asia 526 Asians and Europeans in the Southern Seas 529 517 Overland Trade on the Silk Roads 530 The Atlantic Economy: Land, Capital, and Slave Labor 530 The Atlantic Economy and African Slavery 531 Change in Atlantic Africa 536 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Servants and Slaves on a Barbados Sugar Plantation 537 19 The Changing Balance of Wealth and Power 1650-1750 542 Empires and Big States 545 Chinese Prosperity and Imperialism 545 Russia from the Pacific to Poland 547 The Spanish Empire in America 548 Europe: Successes and Failures of Absolutism European Settlement and the Fate of Indigenous Peoples 556 Early European Settlers in North America 557 Russian Settlement of Siberia 559 Europeans and Khoisan in South Africa 561 550 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE The Journal of a Dutch Commander at the Cape of Good Hope 562 Alternative Visions of God, Nature, and the Universe 563 The Scientific Revolution 563 The Enlightenment: Rethinking Human Nature and Society 565 The Continuing Growth of Islam and Christianity INDIVIDUALS MATTER Dona Beatriz Kimpa Vita: A Visionary Christian of the Kongo 570 568 rnk The Modern World Takes Shape 1750-1914 О Waves Of Revolution 1720-1830 576 World Economy and Politics, 1720-1763 579 A Commercializing World 579 Troubled Empires in Asia 581 Global Sea Trade and the Eighteenth-Century World War 583 Revolutions on the North Atlantic Rim 584 The Global Context of Popular Revolt 584 The War of Independence in North America 585 The French Revolution 587 The Idea of Nationalism 594 The Birth of Haiti 595 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Toussaint Louverture Writes to the French Directory 598 The Second Wave: Revolutions in Latin America 599 Colonial Society on the Eve of Rebellion 599 The Wars of Independence 600 INDIVIDUALS MATTER José de San Martín: Liberator of the Southern Andes 601 Many Young States 602 Contents xv 21 Energy and Industrialization 1750-1850 6О6 The Energy Revolution 609 The Fuel That Lies Beneath 609 The End of the Biological Old Regime 610 Industry on a New Scale 610 Cotton and the Drift to Industrialization 611 Mines and Machines 613 Working in Factories 614 Was There Something Special about Britain? Social and Environmental Consequences of Early Industrialization 618 615 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Ned Ludd: Legendary Foe of Industry 621 Industrialization and Global Trade in the Early Nineteenth Century 622 The Energy Revolution Takes Hold 623 The Threads of Commerce 626 Free Trade and the New Doctrine of Liberalism 628 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE On Legalizing Opium in China 630 22. Coping with Change in the New Industrial Era 1830-1870 634 Waves of Migrants 637 The End of the Atlantic Slave Trade 637 The Outpouring from Europe 638 Neo-Europes and Indigenous Populations 639 Migrations of Asians and Africans 641 Oceania Connected 642 Groundswells of Political and Social Reform Nationalism and the Power of the People 645 Varieties of Socialism 646 Movements for Women s Rights 647 Movements for Political Reform and Unification in Europe 648 Modernizing Reforms in Muslim Lands 649 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE A Moroccan Diplomat in France 651 The Limits of Liberalism in Latin America 652 Religion and Reform 653 Global Trends and Religious Change 653 Christian Evangelism 654 Jewish Reform 654 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Ram Mohan Roy: Hindu Reformer 655 644 Religious Reform and Revolution in the Muslim World 656 Global Change and the Calamitous Wars of Midcentury 657 The Crimean War and the Industrialization of Violence 657 Paraguay: A War of Annihilation 658 The Taiping Rebellion in China 658 The Great Indian Rebellion 660 The American Civil War 660 23 Capital, Technology, and the Changing Balance of Global Power 1860-1914 664 667 667 The Spread of Steam-Powered Industry Wealthy Britain 667 Industrial Hubs in Europe and the United States Smokestacks in Russia 669 The Meiji Restoration and Japanese Industry 670 Industrialization on Smaller Scales: Gains and Disappointments 671 Capitalism s Global Reach 673 The Worldwide Communication Grid 673 Feeding Industrial Societies 674 Rich Regions, Poor Regions 676 The Lot of the Urban Working Classes 677 Globalizing Business, Technology, and Science 680 European Imperialism and Popular Resistance 681 The Road to Colonialism in Africa and Southeast Asia 681 Why Did European Invasions Succeed? 685 Resistance Movements and Their Consequences 687 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Contrasting Perspectives on War in East Africa 689 States That Survived 689 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Chulalongkorn: Modernizing Monarch 690 xvi Contents The Promise and the Perils of Accelerating Change 1890 to the Present 24 Innovation, Revolution, and Global Crisis 1890-1920 Tum-of-the-Century Prosperity, 1890-1914 699 Commerce and Gold 699 Urbanization and Migration 699 Scientific and Technological Advances 700 Global Inequities and Their Consequences 703 Drought and Plague 703 Africa and Southeast Asia under New Colonial Rulers 704 Worker Protest and Nationalist Ferment in Europe 705 Five Revolutions 706 696 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Qiu Jin: Social Reformer 710 The Great War, 1914-1918 712 Lighting the Fuse 712 A World at War 714 Total War 717 Russia: From War to Revolution 719 Peace and Consequences 720 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Arab Independence That Was Not to Be 722 25 Turbulent Decades 1918-1935 728 Postwar Trends in Society and Culture 731 Population Trends 731 New Ways of Living in the Industrialized World 732 Scientific Challenges to the Knowable Universe 732 Modernity and Modernism 733 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Diego Rivera: Mexican Modernist 734 Clashing Ideologies in the Political Arena 735 Democratic Hopes 735 The Soviet Union: Communist Authoritarianism 736 Nationalists and Communists in China 738 New Governments on the Political Right 739 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Turkish Views on Dress and National Identity 741 Left and Right in Latin America 742 Colonial Rule and Its Opponents in Africa and Asia 743 Economy and Society in the Colonial Empires 744 Ways of Ruling 746 Foreign Immigrants in Colonized Lands 746 Colonial Rule Contested 748 The Great Depression and Its Consequences 750 The Steep Descent 750 Depression and the Continuing Trend toward Authoritarian Leaders 753 26 World War II and Its Aftermath 1933-1950 756 Empire Building and Global Crisis 759 Empire of the Sun 759 The Nazi State 760 Italy s Foreign Aggressions 762 Fascist Dictatorship in Spain 762 The Greatest War 763 The Years of Axis Victory, 1939-1942 763 The Years of Counteroffensive, 1942-1945 766 The Second Total War 771 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Olga Lisikova: Soviet Combat Pilot 772 The War beyond the Theaters of War 774 The War and the Global Environment 774 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Propaganda for Wartime Conservation 776 In the Wake of War, 1945-1950 777 Restoring Stability, Enforcing Justice 777 The Two New Empires 778 World War II and the Challenge to Colonial Empires 781 Communist Victory in China 785 Contents xvii 27 The Global Boom and Its Contradictions 1945-1975 788 Population and Economy: An Era of Spectacular Growth 791 Global Population at Its Crest 791 The Postwar Economic Boom 791 Economic Growth in Communist States 793 The Worldwide Lure of Industrialization 795 Cities, Suburbs, and Shantytowns 796 Postwar Consumer Society 796 The Biosphere in Distress 798 The Cold War Wears On 801 The Era of Mutually Assured Destruction 801 The Cold War Goes Global 802 Fights for Freedom and Justice 803 Paths to Independence: Protest and Negotiation WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE Frantz Fanon on the Shortcomings of the National Bourgeoisie 806 Paths to Independence: Insurgency and Revolution 807 Struggles for Stability in Young States 807 High Expectations and Social Protest 811 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Alexander Dubček: Leader of the Prague Spring 814 804 28 Countercurrents Of Change 1970 то the Present 818 An Electrified World 821 The Era of the Integrated Circuit 821 The Electronics of Transport 822 Computers and the Body 823 Unintended Consequences of Electronic Innovation 824 Countercurrents in the Global Economy 824 The 1970s: An Economic Turning Point 825 Conflicting Capitalist Doctrines 826 Shifting Centers of Economic Power 827 WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE An Artist s Comment on Capitalism in China 829 The Persistence of Poverty 833 Migration and the Global Economy 836 Countercurrents in the Search for Global Order 837 The World State System since 1970 837 A World of Organizations 839 Disorder and Breakdown in an Era of Global Integration 842 Palestinians and Israelis 846 Into the Anthropocene 846 Environment and Environmentalism 847 The Perils of Climate Change 848 INDIVIDUALS MATTER Wangari Maathai: Environmental Activist and Nobel Laureate 849 Glossary G-1 Recommended Readings RR-1 References R-1 Credits C-1 Index 1-1 xviii Contents
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