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The Global Tapestry
States, belief systems, and networks around 1200–1450.
- East Asia
- Dar al-Islam
- South and Southeast Asia
- Africa
- The Americas
- Europe
Networks of Exchange
How goods, people, and ideas moved across Afro-Eurasia.
- Silk Roads
- Mongol Empire
- Indian Ocean
- Trans-Saharan trade
- Cultural and environmental effects
Land-Based Empires
Gunpowder empires and methods of imperial control.
- A comparison framework
- Writing a historical claim
Transoceanic Interconnections
Oceans become the main highways of empire, trade, and exchange.
- Oceans, silver, and the Columbian Exchange
- Atlantic labor and plantation economies
Revolutions
New political ideas and Atlantic upheavals, c. 1750–1900.
- Ideas, crises, and Atlantic revolutions
- Nationalism and new political communities
Consequences of Industrialization
Factories, cities, migration, and a new wave of empire.
- Industry, cities, and social class
- Industrial empires and global inequality
Global Conflict
World wars, total mobilization, and a shattered international order.
- From alliance crisis to total war
- Ideology, occupation, and mass violence
Cold War and Decolonization
Superpower rivalry and the end of European colonial empires.
- Two superpowers, many local wars
- Independence and the search for a third path
Globalization
Markets, media, migration, and environmental strain after 1900.
- Markets, institutions, and instant communication
- Migration, culture, and environmental limits

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