WHP 1750 Outline
WHP 1750 OUTLINEUNIT 1: THE WORLD IN 1750 (1750–1914)History Stories• Lesson 1.1 History Stories• Lesson 1.2 History of Many Shapes and SizesHistory Frames• Lesson 1.3 History Frames • Lesson 1.4 History and Memory The World in 1750• Lesson 1.5 Comparing Europe and China in 1750• Lesson 1.6 Eurasian Land-Based Empires in 1750• Lesson 1.7 Africa, the Americas, and the Pacific in 1750 UNIT 2: LIBERAL AND NATIONAL REVOLUTIONS (1750–1914) Unit 2 Overview• Lesson 2.1 Liberal and National RevolutionsIngredients for Revolution • Lesson 2.2 The Enlightenment • Lesson 2.3 What Causes Revolutions? Liberal Revolutions• Lesson 2.4 Atlantic Revolutions • Lesson 2.5 An Age of Revolution? Nationalism• Lesson 2.6 Origins of Nationalism • Lesson 2.7 Nationalism Spreads UNIT 3: INDUSTRIALIZATION (1750–1914)Unit 3 Overview• Lesson 3.1 Industrialization The Industrial Revolution • Lesson 3.2: Origins of the Industrial Revolution • Lesson 3.3: Impacts of the Industrial RevolutionThe Industrial Revolution Spreads • Lesson 3.4 Global Industrialization• Lesson 3.5 Industrialization in Egypt and JapanUNIT 4: TRANSFORMATION OF LABOR AND SOCIAL RELATIONS (1750–1914)Unit 4 Overview• Lesson 4.1 Transformation of Labor and Social Relations Capital and Labor• Lesson 4.2 Capitalism and Socialism • Lesson 4.3 The Division of Labor Reform Movements• Lesson 4.4 Enslavement and Abolition • Lesson 4.5 Child Labor• Lesson 4.6 Women’s Rights
2WHP 1750 OUTLINEUNIT 5: IMPERIALISM, COLONIALISM, AND RESPONSES (1750–1914)Unit 5 Overview• Lesson 5.1 Imperialism, Colonialism, and Responses Imperialism and Colonialism• Lesson 5.2 Industrial Imperialism • Lesson 5.3 Colonialism Resistance • Lesson 5.4 Experiencing Colonialism• Lesson 5.5 Resisting Colonialism in Ghana and IndiaUNIT 6: WORLD WAR I (1914–PRESENT)Unit 6 Overview• Lesson 6.1 World War IThe First Total War• Lesson 6.2– Causes of the First World War • Lesson 6.3 Total War Experiences and Outcomes• Lesson 6.4 Living in Total War• Lesson 6.5 The World Remade UNIT 7: INTERWAR AND WORLD WAR II (1914–PRESENT)Unit 7 Overview• Lesson 7.1 Interwar and World War IIInterwar• Lesson 7.2 The Great Depression• Lesson 7.3 Fascism and Internationalism• Lesson 7.4 Comparing AuthoritarianismWorld War II • Lesson 7.5 Causes of the Second World War• Lesson 7.6 The Cost of Global War • Lesson 7.7 The HolocaustUNIT 8: COLD WAR AND DECOLONIZATION (1914–PRESENT)Unit 8 Overview• Lesson 8.1 Cold War and DecolonizationThe Cold War• Lesson 8.2 Origins of the Cold War• Lesson 8.3 The Global Cold WarDecolonization• Lesson 8.4 The End of Empire• Lesson 8.5 Decolonization Around the World• Lesson 8.6 Communism in China• Lesson 8.7 Connecting Struggles for LiberationUNIT 9: GLOBALIZATION (1914–PRESENT)Unit 9 Overview• Lesson 9.1 Globalization An Age of Intense Globalization• Lesson 9.2 Is Globalization Good or Bad?• Lesson 9.3 The Global Economy• Lesson 9.4 The Great AccelerationSocial Transformation• Lesson 9.5 Global Communities• Lesson 9.6 Global Conflicts• Lesson 9.7 Experiencing Globalization What Comes Next?• Lesson 9.8 The Anthropocene?