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Legacy
The West and the World
• Senior Author: Garfield Newman • Authors: Usha James, Jennifer Watt,
Tom Cohen, Michael Butler • © 2002 • Grade 12
Legacy: The West and the World is a dynamic resource
researched and written for West and the World, Grade 12
University course (CHY4U). Legacy takes students from the late
1400s up to present day, integrating the influences, interconnections,
and impacts modern civilizations have had on the present,
and may have on the future.
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Table of Contents
Prologue: Making History in the West
Introduction: Redefining Progress
Unit One: The World Reinvented
1 Renaissance and Reformation, 1480-1648
2 The Age of Absolutism, 1648-1715
3 Contact and Conflict, 1480-1715
Unit Two: Enlightenment and Revolution
4 The Enlightenment, 1700-1789
5 Revolution to Restoration, 1789-1815
6 The World in the Eighteenth Century
Unit Three: Modern Europe
7 The Birth of Modern Industrial Europe, 1815-1850
8 Nations in Upheaval: Europe, 1850-1914
9 Imperialism, Colonialism and Resistance in the Nineteenth Century
Unit Four: The World at War
10 The War to End War: World War I, 1914-1918
11 Between the Wars: An Anxious Generation, 1919-1939
12 World War II (1939-1945)
Unit Five: The New World Order
13 The Western Experience, 1945 to Today
14 Challenge and Change in the Global Village
Epilogue: Getting from There to Here
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Echoes from the Past
World History to the 16th Century
• Senior Author: Garfield Newman • Authors: Elizabeth Graham, Rick
Guisso, Elizabeth McLuhan, Osman Mohamed, David Pendergast, James
Reilly, Gerry Schaus, Chris Simpson, Narenda Wagle • © 2001 • Grade 11
Written for the Ontario World History to the Sixteenth
Century, Grade 11, University/College Preparation
course (CHW3M). Diverse societies from around the world are
presented in chronological order. Opportunities for students to
make comparisons among these societies, and evaluate their
influence on the modern world are consistently provided.
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Table of Contents
An Introduction to the Study of History
Unit 1 The Near East
1 Origins of Civilization
2 Egypt and Mesopotamia
Unit 2 The Mediterranean
3 Greece in the Heroic Age
4 Classical Greece
5 The Rise of Rome
6 The Roman Empire
Unit 3 The Islamic Middle East And Africa
7 The Islamic Middle East
8 African Civilizations
Unit 4 Asia
9 India
10 China
11 Japan
Unit 5 The Americas
12 The Maya
13 The Aztec
14 The Inca
Unit 6 The Middle Ages
15 The Early Middle Ages
16 The High Middle Ages
17 The Late Middle Ages
18 The Renaissance and Reformation
Unit 7 Towards The Modern Age
19 Seeds of the Global Village
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