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World History /

02 / 26 source lectures

Modern World
History

1500 to present

Early Modern / Modern World History · David Toye

Begin with The Reformation
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The lectures

26 in the collection

Source numbers 6 and 8 each appear twice; 5 and 7 were not supplied. Browse positions follow the archive listing. The teaching order within each repeated number is unresolved.

  1. Source lecture 01The Reformation01 / 26
  2. Source lecture 02The Age of Exploration and the Spanish Empire02 / 26
  3. Source lecture 03Philip II and the "Golden Age" of Spain03 / 26
  4. Source lecture 0417th Century England and Constitutional Monarchy04 / 26
  5. Source lecture 0617th Century France and AbsolutismRepeated source number · order unresolved05 / 26
  6. Source lecture 06Course Lecture 6: The Hapsburg Dominions in the 17th CenturyRepeated source number · order unresolved06 / 26
  7. Source lecture 08Eastern Europe in the Early Modern PeriodRepeated source number · order unresolved07 / 26
  8. Source lecture 08The Russian Empire in the 18th CenturyRepeated source number · order unresolved08 / 26
  9. Source lecture 09Rise of Prussia09 / 26
  10. Source lecture 10 Late Traditional Asia10 / 26
  11. Source lecture 11Islamic Empires11 / 26
  12. Source lecture 12The Scientific Revolution12 / 26
  13. Source lecture 13The Market Revolution13 / 26
  14. Source lecture 14The French Revolution14 / 26
  15. Source lecture 15Age of Napoleon15 / 26
  16. Source lecture 16Age of Revolutions16 / 26
  17. Source lecture 17Bismarck and Cavour17 / 26
  18. Source lecture 18The Second Industrial Revolution18 / 26
  19. Source lecture 19Competing Alliances19 / 26
  20. Source lecture 20Imperialism: The Race for Africa20 / 26
  21. Source lecture 21Imperialism: The Race for Asia21 / 26
  22. Source lecture 22The Great War22 / 26
  23. Source lecture 23The World Between the Wars23 / 26
  24. Source lecture 24World War II24 / 26
  25. Source lecture 25The Cold War25 / 26
  26. Source lecture 26Globalism and Decolonization26 / 26

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