I. Foundations of Civilization :
to 600 B.C.E. (Ch. 1-4)
Ch. 1
civilization
history
culture
Paleolithic
Neolithic Revolution
(Agricultural)
nomads
Sumerians
Semitic
city-state
Hammurabi’s Code
scribe
ziggurat
amulet
cuneiform
pyramid
ma’at
hieroglyphics
papyrus
Indus Valley
Mesopotamia
polytheism
Ch. 2
Shang Dynasty
Yellow RiverValley
Fengshui
Divination
ancestor worship
Zhou Dynasty
Mandate of Heaven
Confucius
Daoism (Lao Tzu)
Legalism
yin/yang
Nubia
Olmec
Chavin
Llama
Ch. 3
Iron Age
Hittites
Aegean Sea
Assyrian Empire
mass deportation
Hebrew Bible
Israel
monotheism
diaspora
Phoenicians
Carthage
Ch. 4
Darius
Cyrus the Great
Persian Empire
satrap
Zoroastrianism
polis
hoplites
tyrant
democracy
Homer(Iliad& Odyssey)
sacrifice
Socrates
Alexander the Great
Hellenistic Age
Alexandria
II.Classical Civilizations and the rise of Empires:
600 C.E. -600 C.E.
(Ch. 5 & 6)
Ch. 5
RomanRepublic
paxromana
Roman Empire
Romanization
aqueducts
Jesus
Paul
third century crisis
Constantine
Byzantine Empire
Qin Dynasty
Shi Huangdi
Han Empire
gentry
hierarchy
three submissions
Ch. 6
monsoon
caste (jati) system
karma
dharma
Mahabharata
SiddhartaGuatama
Buddhism
nirvana
Gangesriver
Hinduism
reincarnation
untouchables
Mauryan Empire
Asoka
Gupta Empire
theater state
Malay
III.Trade Networks and the Rise of Islam
600-1450 (Ch.7-14)
Ch.7
the Silk Road
stirrup
Indian Ocean Maritime network
trans-Saharan caravan
sub-Saharan Africa
savanna
steppes
camel saddle
Bantu migrations
Armenia
Ethiopia
Ch. 8
Muhammad
Shi’ites
Sunnis
Mecca
muslim
Islam
umma
Quran (Koran)
caliph
mamluks
mosque
five pillars of Islam
haj
jihad
Ghana
ulama
Ka’ba
Ch. 9
Byzantine Empire
Kiev Russia
medieval
Schism
Manors
manorialism
feudalism
fief
vassal
papacy
Holy Roman Empire
monasticism
horse collar
Crusades
pilgrimage
Ch. 10
Tang Dynasty
Grand Canal
tribute system
iron stirrups
bubonic plague
Tibet
Song Dynasty
junk
gunpowder
neo-Confucianism
Zen Buddhism
movable type
footbinding
Ch. 11
Teotihuacan
chinampas
Maya
Mesoamerica
Toltec
Aztec
Tenochitlan
tribute system
Inca
khipus (Quipus)
mit’a
Cuzco
Machu Pichu
Ch. 12
Mongols
Genghis Khan
pastoral nomads
Yuan Dynasty
KhubilaiKhan
khanates
bubonic plague
Golden Horde
tsar (czar)
Ottoman Empire
Beijing
Ming Dynasty
Zheng He
porcelain
kamikaze
Ch. 13
IbnBattuta
tropics
Delhi Sultanate
Yoruba kingdom
Mali
Timbuktu
Mansa Musa
dhow
Indian Ocean Trade
Swahili Coast
Great Zimbabwe
Malacca
Urdu
Ch. 14
the Latin West
three field system
the Black Death
serfdom
Chaucer
Hanseatic League
guild
gothic cathedral
Renaissance
scholasticism
humanists
printing press
monarchs
nobles
clergy
Hundred Years War
reconquista
IV. The Rise of the West and the Early Modern World 1450-1750 (Ch. 15-20)
Ch. 15
Magellan
Polynesia
Zheng He
arawak
Henry the Navigator
caravel
Gold Coast
Bartolomeu Dias
Vasco da Gama
Columbus
West Indies
Conquistadors
Hernan Cortes
Francisco Pizarro
Treaty of Tordesillas
Portuguese in Asia and Africa
Ch.16
Renaissance
indulgence
Protestant Reformation
Catholic Reformation
Witch-hunts
Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
bourgeoisie
joint-stock companies
stock exchanges
gentry
deforestation
Hapsburgs
Holy Roman Empire
Machiavelli
English Civil War
Puritan Revolution
Estates General
Versailles
balance of power
Ch. 17
Columbian Exchange
demographic changes
Bartolome de lasCasas
Potosi
encomienda
mita
creoles
mulattos
mestizos
indigenous peoples
castas
indentured servants
Pilgrims
Puritans
New France
TupacAmaru II
Ch. 18
Royal African Company
Atlantic system
West Indies
chartered company
DutchWestIndia Company
Plantocracy
Maroon
capitalism
mercantilism
Middle Passage
Songhai
Ch. 19
Ottoman Empire
Janissary
devshirme
Balkans
Constantinople
Istanbul
Dardanelles
sultan
pasha
Tulip Period
Shari’a
Safavid Empire
shah
Shi’ite Islam
Mughal Empire
Akbar
Rajputs
Sikhism
Shah Jahan
TajMahal
Ch. 20
Qing Dynasty
Manchu
Tokugawa Shogunate
daimyo
samurai
Jesuit missionaries
Ming Dynasty
porcelain
Canton system
Dutch East India
company
Matteo Ricci
tea diplomacy
Macartney mission
Russian Empire
tsar (czar)
Siberia
Romanov dynasty
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
westernization
Catherine the Great
V. Industrialization and the Age of Imperialism 1750-1900(Ch. 21-27)
Ch. 21
the Enlightenment
John Locke
Rousseau
Voltaire
absolutism
American Revolution
Thomas Paine
Stamp Act
Declaration of
Independence
French Revolution
King Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Estates General
Declaration the Rights of Man
the Terror
Robespierre
the Bastille
Napoleon
civil code
Haitian Revolution
gens de couleur
Toussaint L’Ouverture
Saint Domingue
Congress of Vienna
Revolutions of 1848
Ch. 22
Industrial Revolution
agricultural revolution
mass production
mechanization
division of labor
steam engine
James Watt
Spinning jenny
electric telegraph
canals
business cycles
laissez faire
Ch. 23
Simon Bolivar
Benito Juarez
Pedro I
Emperor Maximilian
Caste War
abolition
acculturation
assimilation
development
underdevelopment
Ch. 24
Zulu Kingdom
Sokoto Caliphate
modernization
Muhammad Ali
Ethiopia
Liberia
sepoys
British raj
SepoyMutiny
durbars
IndianCivil Service
cholera
IndianNational Congress
Afrikaner
Maori
Aborigine
clipper ship
indenture contracts
Ch. 25
Ottoman Empire
Janissaries
Serbia
Tanzimat
Fez
Breechloading rifle
Crimean War
exterritoriality
Pan-Slavism
Tsar Nicholas I
serfs
Dostoyevsky
Qing Empire
Opium War
Bannermen
Treaty of Nanking
Taiping Rebellion
Ch. 26
Railroads
Submarine telegraph cables
Otto Von Bismark
electricity
Victorian Age
separate spheres
social Darwinism
socialism
labor unions
Karl Marx
communism
anarchist
nationalism
liberalism
conservatism
Matthew Perry
Meiji Restoration
zaibatsu
Ch. 27
New Imperialism
motivations
Suez Canal
Battle of Omdurman
scramble for Africa
Berlin conference
Henry Stanley
Congo River
King Leopold II
rubber boom
Afrikaners
Cecil Rhodes
Asante
Hawaii Annexation
Emilio Aguinaldo
Free trade imperialism
Panama Canal
Spanish American War
Monroe Doctrine
- Accelerating
Global Change and Realignments1900-2008 (Ch. 28-33)
Ch. 28
Ataturk
Armenians
Balkans
Austria- Hungary
Bosnia
mobilization
western front
trench warfare
machine gun
u-boat
Lawrence of Arabia
Theodore Herzl
Zionism
Balfour Declaration
Russian Revolution
Bolsheviks
Lenin
Red Army
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles
reparations
German Crisis 1923
spheres of influence
Manchuria
self-strengthening movement
Boxer Uprising
Guomindang
Chiang Kai-shek
mandate system
Albert Einstein
Automobile
Ch. 29
Stalin
Five Year Plan
collectivization
gulags
Great Depression
Franklin Roosevelt
New Deal
Mussolini
fascism
Adolf Hitler
Nazis
Holocaust
Auschwitz
blitzkrieg
Chiang Kai-shek
Mao Zedong
Long March
Rape of Nanjing
Pearl Harbor
Hiroshima
Harry Truman
Hirohito
Ch.30
AfricanNational Congress
IndianNational Congress
Muslim League
Gandhi
mahatma
Salt March
Spinning wheel
Nehru
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Kashmir
Emiliano Zapata
Pancho Villa
Juan Peron
oligarquia
Favela
Ch. 31
iron curtain
Cold War
Berlin wall
Marshall Plan
NATO
United Nations
World Bank
European Union
Truman Doctrine
Warsaw Pact
Korean War
John F Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Che Guevara
Sputnik
Khrushchev
Bay of Pigs
Cuban Missile Crisis
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam War
Helsinki Accords
Apartheid
Nelson Mandela
Third World
Nasir (Nasser)
Aswan damn
Arab-Israeli War
1973 Oil Embargo
OPEC
Sukarno
Ch. 32
proxy wars
Salvador Allende
Pinochet
Dirty War
Sandinistas
Contras
Iranian Revolution
Ayatollah Khomeini
Saddam Husain
Asian Tigers
Deng Xiaopoing
Tiananmen Square
Gorbachev
perestroika
glasnost
Yugoslavia
Gulf War I
George Bush I
demographic transition
industrialized nations
developing nations
internal migrations
global migrations
computers
digital revolution
environmental problems
Ch. 33
globalization
ethnic cleansing
Serbia
Bosnia
Rwanda
terrorism
Osama bin Laden
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs)
September 11th
war on terror
war in Afghanistan
Taliban
Gulf War II (Iraq)
George Bush II
WorldTrade Organization (WTO)
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
human rights
Islamic fundamentalism
nongovernmentalorgranizations (NGOs)
AIDS
spread of poverty
global culture
cultural imperialism
pop culture