Traditions & Encounters: A Global Perspective on the Past, 第 1 巻McGraw Hill, 2006 - 1167 ページ "On the basis of a superficial inspection, Traditions & Encounters might look similar to several other textbooks that survey the world's past. Like other books, for example, Traditions & Encounters examines the historical development of societies in Asia, Europe, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania. Yet Traditions & Encounters differs from other works in two particularly important ways. First, it relies on a pair of prominent themes to bring a global perspective to the study of world history: it traces the historical development of individual societies in all world regions, and it also focuses attention systematically on interactions between peoples of different societies. Second, it organizes the human past into seven eras that represent distinct and coherent periods of global historical development"--Preface (Page xvi). |
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THE EARLY COMPLEX SOCIETIES 3500 TO 500 B C | 2 |
MAP 1 1 Global spread of hominids and Homo sapiens | 8 |
CHAPTER | 9 |
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Abbasid Achaemenid agricultural society Anatolia ancient animals Aryans authority Bantu became bronze Buddhism built Byzantine Byzantine empire capital centers central Asia century B.C.E. China Chinese Christianity cities classical communities complex societies crops cultivators cultural traditions deities early east eastern hemisphere economic Egypt Egyptian emperor established Europe European gods Greek Han dynasty Harappan Harappan society Homo human imperial India Indian Ocean individuals Indo-European Indus influence interactive Islamic islands king kingdom Kush labor lands larger lived Maya Mediterranean basin merchants Mesoamerica Mesopotamia migrations military millennium Mohenjo-daro Mongol Muslim neolithic Nile nomadic northern Nubia Olmec organized paleolithic Persian Phoenicians political population production prominent regions religious ritual River valley Roman empire rule rulers scholars Shang slaves social sources southeast southern southwest Asia spread sub-Saharan Africa Sudanic Sumerian survive Tang temples Teotihuacan thousand throughout tion tomb trade traveled wealth western women writing Yellow River Zhou dynasty