1.
The Importance of the West
2.
Geography Is Destiny
3.
Culture Is Destiny
4.
Renaissance Humanism — 1350–1650
5.
Renaissance Princes — 1450–1600
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The New World & The Old — 1400–1650
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The Protestant Reformation — 1500–22
8.
The Wars of Religion — 1523–1648
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Rational & Scientific Revolutions — 1450–1650
10.
French Absolutism — 1589–1715
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English Constitutionalism — 1603–49
12.
English Constitutionalism — 1649–89
13.
War, Trade, Empire — 1688–1702
14.
War, Trade, Empire — 1702–14
15.
War, Trade, Empire — 1714–63
16.
Life Under the Ancien Régime — 1689–1789
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Enlightenment & Despotism
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The American Revolution
19.
The French Revolution — 1789–92
20.
The French Revolution — 1792–1803
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The Napoleonic Empire — 1803-15
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Beginnings of Industrialization — 1760–1850
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Consequences of Industrialization — 1760–1850
24.
The Liberal Response — 1776–1861
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The Romantic Response — 1789–1870
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The Socialist Response — 1813–1905
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Descent of Man; Rise of Woman — 1830–90
28.
Nationalism — 1815–48
29.
Nationalism — 1848–71
30.
Imperial Rivalry — 1870–1914
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Industrial Rivalry — 1870–1914
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The Alliance System — 1872–1914
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Decadence & Malaise — Circa 1900
34.
The Great War Begins — 1914–16
35.
Breaking the Deadlock — 1915–17
36.
The Russian Revolution — 1917–22
37.
The End of the War — 1917–22
38.
Recovery & Depression in the West — 1919–36
39.
Totalitarian Russia — 1918–39
40.
Fascist Italy, Nazi Germany — 1922–36
41.
The Holocaust — 1933–45
42.
The Failure of Diplomacy — 1935–39
43.
World War II — 1939–42
44.
World War II — 1942-45
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American Hegemony, Soviet Challenge — 1945–75
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Rebuilding Europe — 1945–85
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The New Europe — 1985–2001
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The Meaning of Western Civilization