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'''World History pages''' | '''World History pages''' | ||
[[:Category:World History|Category page for World History related entries]] | |||
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[[Historiography]] | * [[Social Studies skills]] | ||
* [[Geography | * [[Historiography]] | ||
* [[:Category:Geography|Geography category]] | |||
* [[Climate]] | * [[Climate]] | ||
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* [https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/mod/modsbook.asp Internet History Sourcebooks: Modern History (fordham.edu)] with links, excerpts and topic lists. | |||
== World History subject areas == | == World History subject areas == | ||
=== Prehistory === | === Prehistory === | ||
Latest revision as of 13:29, 15 October 2024
World History pages
Category page for World History related entries
Related pages here include
- World History
- World History Timeline
- Turning Points (also called "paradigm shifts")
See also:
External sources:
- Internet History Sourcebooks: Modern History (fordham.edu) with links, excerpts and topic lists.
World History subject areas[edit | edit source]
Prehistory[edit | edit source]
Rise of Civilization[edit | edit source]
- River Valley Civilizations
- note: this section is an overview of the first river valley civilizations and not a full treatment of each; for full outline of each of those civilization see the specific category
- Ancient Egypt
- Ancient Middle East
- Sumer
- Mesopotamia
- Persia (Achaemenid)
Classical Age[edit | edit source]
Regional studies[edit | edit source]
- Africa
- Central Africa
- East Africa
- North Africa
- West Africa
- South Africa
- Americas
- Asia
- Mongol Empire
- Medieval China
- Middle East
- Sassanid Empire (Neo-Persian Empire)
- Rise of Islam
- Indian subcontinent (South Asia)
- Europe
- Byzantine Empire
- Fall of Rome
- Charlemagne
- Dark Ages
- Feudal Europe
- Medieval Warming
- Russia & Eastern Europe
- Italian Renaissance
- Age of Discovery