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Early World History: From Origins to Agriculture and New Forms of Human Organization | |
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From Human Prehistory to the Rise of Agriculture | |
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Getting Started Is Always Hard | |
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Human Development and Change | |
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Solving Problems: Dealing with Death | |
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The Neolithic Revolution | |
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History Debate: People in the Americas | |
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The Nature of Agricultural Societies | |
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Agriculture and Change | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Early Civilizations 3500 ��� 1000 B.C.E | |
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Civilization | |
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Solving Problems The Use of Culture | |
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Egypt and Mesopotamia Compared | |
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History Debate:Women in Patriarchal Societies | |
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Transitions: the End of the River Valley Period | |
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The Heritage of the River Valley Civilizations | |
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New States and Peoples Around 1000 B.C.E | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Nomadic Societies | |
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Early Nomadic Societies | |
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Nomadic Society and Culture | |
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Nomads and Civilizations | |
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History Debate: The Contributions of Nomads | |
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Nomads and Global Patterns | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Retrospective the Rise of Agriculture and Agricultural Civilizations | |
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The Classical Period, 1000 B.C.E.��� 500 C.E | |
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Classical Civilization: China | |
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Patterns in Classical China | |
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Political Institutions | |
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History Debate:War | |
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Religion and Culture | |
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World Profiles: Confucius, or Kong Fuzi (c. 551���479 B.C.E.) | |
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Economy and Society | |
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World Profiles: Ban Zhao (c. 48���117 C.E.) | |
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How Chinese Civilization Fit Together | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Classical Civilization: India | |
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The Framework for Indian History: Geography and a Formative Period | |
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Patterns in Classical India | |
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Political Institutions | |
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History Debate: Interpreting Civilization, Round Two | |
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Religion and Culture | |
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Economy and Society | |
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Solving Problems: Dealing with Inequality | |
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Indian Influence | |
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China and India | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Classical Civilization in the Mediterranean and Middle East: Persia, Greece, and Rome | |
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The Persian Tradition | |
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Patterns of Greek and Roman History | |
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Greek and Roman Political Institutions | |
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World Profiles:Julius Caesar (100���44 B.C.E.) | |
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Solving Problems: Cultural Encounters | |
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Religion and Culture | |
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Economy and Society in the Mediterranean | |
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History Debate: Mediterranean Civilization and "Western" Civilization | |
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Toward the Fall of Rome | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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The Classical Period: Directions, Diversities, and Declines by 500 C.E | |
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Decline in China and India | |
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Decline and Fall in Rome | |
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The New Religious Map | |
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History Debate: What Caused Decline and Fall? | |
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World Profiles:Saint Paul (Paul of Tarsus) | |
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The World Around 500 C.E | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Retrospective the Classical Period, 1000 B.C.E.���500 C.E | |
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The Postclassical Period, 500���1450 C.E | |
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The Rise of Islam: Civilization in the Middle East | |
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The Advent of Islam | |
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World Profiles: Muhammad (570���632 C.E.) | |
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Patterns of Islamic History | |
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Islamic Political Institutions | |
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History Debate: Political Implications of Islam | |
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Islam and Middle Eastern Culture | |
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World Profiles Omar Khayyam (c. 11th���12th Centuries) | |
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Solving Problems: Religion and Trade | |
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Economy and Society in the Middle East | |
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The Decline of Middle Eastern Civilization | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Indiaand Southeast Asia Under the Impact of Islam | |
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The Development of Indian Culture | |
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History Debate: The Caste System | |
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The Muslim Challenge in India | |
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Southeast Asia | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Africaand Islam | |
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Sub-Saharan Africa and the World Network | |
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Solving Problems: Technology and Trade | |
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The Great Kingdoms | |
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World Profiles: Sundiata | |
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History Debate: Handles for African History | |
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Features of African Civilization | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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East European Civilization: Byzantium and Russia | |
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The Byzantine Phase | |
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World Profiles:The Emperor Justinian (527���565 C.E.) | |
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The Early Russian Phase: Kievan Rus' | |
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History Debate: A Russian Civilization? | |
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East European Political Institutions | |
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East European Religion and Culture | |
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East European Economy and Society | |
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East European Civilization in Eclipse | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Western Civilization: the Middle Ages | |
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Early Patterns in Western Civilization | |
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Medieval Political Institutions | |
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History Debate: Homosexuality and Religion | |
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Medieval Religion and Culture | |
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Economy and Society | |
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Solving Problems: Population Growth | |
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Women and Family Life | |
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Tensions in the Later Middle Ages | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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China's Impact and the Spread of East Asian Civilization | |
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Political and Cultural Developments in China | |
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World Profiles:Taizong (626���649 C.E.) | |
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Economy and Society in China | |
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Civilization in Korea, Vietnam, and Japan | |
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History Debate:East Asian Civilization? | |
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Culture, Society, and Economy in Japan | |
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World Profiles:Mugai Nyodai | |
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East Asian Self-Confidence | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Centers of Civilization in the Americas | |
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The Mayas and Aztecs | |
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History Debate:What Happened to the Mayas? | |
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The Issue of Isolation | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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The Mongol Interlude and the End of the Postclassical Period | |
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Mongol Empires | |
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World Profiles: Chabi Khan | |
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China and the West as New World Powers | |
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History Debate: Causes of Global Change by 1450 | |
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The End of Transition: Postclassical to Early Modern | |
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Paths to the Present | |
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Retrospective The Postclassical Period, 500���1450 C.E | |