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Overview: A multimedia course for secondary school and college teachers that examines global patterns through time, seeing history as an integrated whole. Topics were studied in a general chronological order, but each is observed through a thematic lens, showing how people and societies experience both integration and differences. |
Maps, Time, and World History (S1E1)1/2/2004
History and Memory (S1E2)1/9/2004
Human Migrations (S1E3)1/16/2004
Agricultural and Urban Revolutions (S1E4)1/23/2004
Early Belief Systems (S1E5)1/30/2004
Order and Early Societies (S1E6)2/6/2004
The Spread of Religions (S1E7)2/13/2004
Early Economies (S1E8)2/20/2004
Connections Across Land (S1E9)2/27/2004
Connections Across Water (S1E10)3/5/2004
Early Empires (S1E11)3/12/2004
Transmission of Traditions (S1E12)3/19/2004
Family and Household (S1E13)3/26/2004
Land and Labor Relationships (S1E14)4/2/2004
Early Global Commodities (S1E15)4/9/2004
Food, Demographics, and Culture (S1E16)4/16/2004
Ideas Shape the World (S1E17)4/23/2004
Rethinking the Rise of the West (S1E18)4/30/2004
Global Industrialization (S1E19)5/7/2004
Imperial Designs (S1E20)5/14/2004
Colonial Identities (S1E21)5/21/2004
Global War and Peace (S1E22)5/28/2004
People Shape the World (S1E23)6/4/2004
Globalization and Economics (S1E24)6/11/2004
Global Popular Culture (S1E25)6/18/2004
World History and Identity (S1E26)6/25/2004 |