Worlds Together, Worlds Apart, vol. 2: From 1000 CE to the Present

Worlds Together, Worlds Apart 5e (Volume 2)
	Title Page
	Copyright Information
	Contents in Brief
	Contents
	Current Trends in World History
	Analyzing Global Developments
	Primary Sources
	Maps
Preface
	Our Guiding Principles
	Our Major Themes
	Overview of Volume One
	Overview of Volume Two
	Media & Print Ancillaries
		For Students
		For Instructors
	Acknowledgments
About the Authors
The Geography of the Ancient and Modern Worlds
Chapter 10: Becoming “The World,” 1000–1300 CE
	Development of Maritime Trade
		Innovations at Sea
		Global Commercial Hubs
	The Islamic World in a Time of Political Fragmentation
		Environmental Challenges and Fragmentation
		Political Divisions
		The Spread of Sufism
		What Was Islam?
	India as a Cultural Mosaic
		Invasions and Consolidations
		What Was India?
	Song China: Insiders versus Outsiders
		Economic Progress
		New Elites
		Negotiating with Nomads on the Borderlands
		What Was China?
	China’s Neighbors Adapt to Change
		The Rise of Warriors in Japan
		Southeast Asia: A Maritime Mosaic
	Christian Europe
		Western and Northern Europe
		Eastern Europe
		The Russian Lands
		What Was Christian Europe?
		Christian Europe on the Move: The Crusades and Iberia
	Sub-Saharan Africa Comes Together
		West Africa and the Mande-Speaking Peoples
		The Empire of Mali
		Trade between East Africa and the Indian Ocean
	The Americas Expand Regional Contacts
		Andean States
		Connections to the North
	The Mongol Transformation of Afro-Eurasia
		Who Were the Mongols?
		Conquest and Empire
		The Collapse of Mongol Rule
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 11: Crises and Recovery in Afro-Eurasia, 1300–1500
	Collapse and Consolidation
		The Black Death
		Rebuilding States
	Islamic Dynasties
		The Ottoman Empire
		The Safavid Empire in Iran
		The Delhi Sultanate and the Early Mughal Empire
	Western Christendom
		Reactions and Revolts
		State Building and Economic Recovery
		Political Consolidation and Trade in Portugal
		Dynasty Building and Reconquest in Spain
		The Struggles of France and England and the Success of Small States
		The Renaissance
	Ming China
		Restoring Order
		Centralization under the Ming
		Religion under the Ming
		Ming Rulership
		Trade and Exploration
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 12: Contact, Commerce, and Colonization, 1450–1600
	The Old Expansionism and the New
	Ottoman Expansion
		The Multiethnic Ottoman Elite
		Ottoman Conquests in Egypt
		Ottoman Expansionism Stalls in Iran
		The Ottomans in Europe
	European Exploration and Expansion
		The Portuguese in Africa and Asia
	The Atlantic World
		First Encounters
		First Conquests
		The Aztec Empire and the Spanish Conquest
		The Incas
		Silver
	Religious Turmoil in Europe
		The Reformation
		Religious Warfare in Europe
	The Revival of the Asian Economies
		The Revival of the Ottoman Caravan Trade
		Prosperity in Ming China
		The Revival of Indian Ocean Trade
		Mughal India and Commerce
		Asian Relations with Europe
	Commerce and Colonization in the Atlantic World
		The Columbian Exchange
		Spain’s Tributary Empire
		Portugal’s New World Colony
		Beginnings of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 13: Worlds Entangled, 1600–1750
	Global Commerce and Climate Change
		The Little Ice Age
	Exchanges and Expansions in North America
		Trade between Europeans and Amerindians
		The Plantation Complex in the Caribbean
	The Slave Trade and Africa
		Capturing and Shipping Slaves
		Slavery’s Gender Imbalance
		Africa’s New Slave-Supplying Polities
	Comparative Perspectives on Climate Change: The Ottoman
Empire and Ming China
		The Ottomans Struggle to Maintain Power and Legitimacy
		Ming China Succumbs to Manchu Rule
	Other Parts of Asia in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
		The Dutch in Southeast Asia
		The Islamic Heartland
		Tokugawa Japan
	Transformations in Europe
		Expansion and Dynastic Change in Russia
		Economic and Political Fluctuations in Western Europe
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 14: Cultures of Splendor and Power, 1500–1780
	Trade and Culture
	Culture in the Islamic World
		The Ottoman Cultural Synthesis
		Safavid Culture
		Power and Culture under the Mughals
	Culture and Politics in East Asia
		China: The Challenge of Expansion and Diversity
		Cultural Identity and Tokugawa Japan
	African Cultural Flourishing
		The Asante, Oyo, and Benin Cultural Traditions
	The Enlightenment in Europe
		The New Science
		Enlightened Thought and Its Spread
		Consequences of the Enlightenment
		The European Enlightenment in Global Perspective
	Creating Hybrid Cultures in the Americas
		Spiritual Encounters
		Forming American Identities
	Captain Cook and the Making of a Neo-European
Culture in Oceania
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 15: Reordering the World, 1750–1850
	Revolutionary Transformations and New
Languages of Freedom
	Political Reorderings
		The North American War of Independence, 1776–1783
		The French Revolution, 1789–1799
		The Napoleonic Era, 1799–1815
		Revolution in Saint Domingue (Haiti)
		Revolutions in Spanish and Portuguese America
	Change and Trade in Africa
		Abolition of the Slave Trade
		New Trade with Africa
	Economic Reorderings
		Regional and Global Origins of Industrialization
		The Industrial Revolution and the British Surge
		Working and Living
	Persistence and Change in Afro-Eurasia
		Revamping the Russian Monarchy
		Reforming Egypt and the Ottoman Empire
		Colonial Reordering in India
		The Continuing Qing Empire
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 16: Alternative Visions of the Nineteenth Century
	Reactions to Social and Political Change
	Prophecy and Revitalization in the Islamic
World and Africa
		Islamic Revitalization
		Charismatic Military Men in Non-Islamic Africa
	Prophecy and Rebellion in China
		The Dream of Hong Xiuquan
		The Rebellion
	Socialists and Radicals in Europe
		Restoration and Resistance
		Radical Visions
	Insurgencies against Colonizing and Centralizing States
		Native American Prophets
		The Caste War of the Yucatán
		The Rebellion of 1857 in India
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 17: Nations and Empires, 1850–1914
	Consolidating Nations and Constructing Empires
		Building Nationalism
		Expanding the Empires
	Expansion and Nation Building in the Americas
		The United States
		Canada
		Latin America
	Consolidation of Nation-States in Europe
		Defining “The Nation"
		Unification in Germany and Italy
		Nation Building and Ethnic Conflict in the Austro-Hungarian Empire
		Domestic Discontents in France and Britain
	Industry, Science, and Technology
		New Materials, Technologies, and Business Practices
		Integration of the World Economy
	Imperialism and the Origins of Anticolonial Nationalism
		India and the Imperial Model
		Dutch Colonial Rule in Indonesia
		Colonizing Africa
		The American Empire
		Imperialism and Culture
	Pressures of Expansion in Japan, Russia, and China
		Japan’s Transformation and Expansion
		Russian Transformation and Expansion
		China under Pressure
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 18: An Unsettled World, 1890–1914
	Progress, Upheaval, and Movement
		Peoples in Motion
	Discontent with Imperialism
		Unrest in Africa
		The Boxer Uprising in China
	Worldwide Insecurities
		Imperial Rivalries at Home
		The “Woman Question"
		Social Conflict in a New Key
	Cultural Modernism
		Popular Culture Comes of Age
		Modernism in European Culture
		Cultural Modernism in China
	Rethinking Race and Reimagining Nations
		Nation and Race in North America and Europe
		Race-Mixing and the Problem of Nationhood in Latin America
		Sun Yat-sen and the Making of a Chinese Nation
		Nationalism and Invented Traditions in India
		The Pan Movements
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 19: Of Masses and Visions of the Modern, 1910–1939
	The Quest for the Modern
	The Great War
		Battle Fronts, Stalemate, and Carnage
		Legacies of Mobilization
		Empire and War
		The Russian Revolution
		The Fall of the Central Powers
		The Peace Settlement and the Impact of the War
		Broken Promises and Political Turmoil
	Mass Society: Culture, Production, and Consumption
		Mass Culture
		Mass Production and Mass Consumption
	Mass Politics: Competing Visions for Building Modern
States
		Liberal Democracy under Pressure
		Authoritarianism and Mass Mobilization
		The Hybrid Nature of Latin American Corporatism
		Anticolonial Visions of Modern Life
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 20: The Three-World Order, 1940–1975
	Competing Blocs
	World War II and Its Aftermath
		The War in Europe
		The Pacific War
	The Beginning of the Cold War
		Rebuilding Europe
		War in the Nuclear Age: The Korean War
	Decolonization
		The Chinese Revolution
		Negotiated Independence in India and Africa
		Violent and Incomplete Decolonizations
	Three Worlds
		The First World
		The Second World
		The Third World
	Tensions within the Three Worlds
		Tensions in the First World
		Tensions in the Second World
		Tensions in the Third World
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Chapter 21: Globalization, 1970–2000
	Global Integration
	Removing Obstacles to Globalization
		Ending the Cold War
		Africa and the End of White Rule
	Unleashing Globalization
		Finance and Trade
		Migration
		Global Culture
		Communications
	Characteristics of the New Global Order
		The Demography of Globalization
		Production and Consumption in the Global Economy
	Citizenship in the Global World
		Supranational Organizations
		Violence
		Religious Foundations of Politics
		Acceptance of and Resistance to Democracy
	Conclusion
	Tracing the Global Storylines
	Key Terms
	Study Questions
Epilogue: 2001–The Present
	Global Challenges
		War on Terror
		Crisis and Inequality in the Global Economy
		Climate Change
	The United States, the European Union, and Japan
		The United States
		A Changing Western Europe
		Demographic Issues
		Anti-Immigrant Sentiments
	Russia, China, and India
		Economic Globalization and Political Effects
		Internal Divisions, External Rivalries
	The Middle East, Africa, and Latin America
		The Arab Spring
		Islamic Militancy
		The Iranian Nuclear Deal
		Poverty, Disease, Genocide
		Deepening Inequalities
	Populist Politics and Authoritarian Regimes
	Conclusion—Globalization and Its Discontents
Further Readings
Glossary
Credits
Index