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• Final Course Evaluation
• Lecture 36. Globalization and World History
• Lecture 35. Gender in Contemporary World History
• Lecture 34. Contemporary Cultural Change
• Lecture 33. Contemporary Democracy
• Lecture 32. The United States in World History
• Lecture 31. An Age of Revolutions
• Lecture 30. The World Economy—Change and Continuity
• Lecture 29. The 20th–21st Centuries as a New Period
• Lecture 28. China and Japan—19th-Century Pressures
• Lecture 27. Formation of Latin American Civilization
• Lecture 26. Modernization and Nationalisms
• Lecture 25. Abolition of Slavery and Serfdom
• Lecture 24. The Long 19th Century
• Lecture 23. Asian Empires and a Shogunate
• Lecture 22. The Rise of Russia
• Lecture 21. Transformations in Western Europe
• Lecture 20. The World Economy, 1450–1750
• Lecture 19. The Early Modern Period, 1450–1750
• Lecture 18. The World in 1450
• Lecture 17. Civilizations in the Americas and in Africa
• Lecture 16. The Mongol Years
• Lecture 15. Western Civilization in World Context
• Lecture 14. Postclassical Patterns of Imitation
• Course Introduction
• Lecture 13. Postclassical Trade and Contacts
• Lecture 12. The Impact of Islam
• Lecture 11. World Religions and Their Consequences
• Lecture 10. The Postclassical Period, 500–1450
• Lecture 9. The Decline of the Classical Civilizations
• Lecture 8. The Silk Road; Classical Period Contacts
• Lecture 7. The Roman Empire and Han China
• Lecture 6. Social Inequalities in Classical Societies
• Lecture 5. Cultural Change in the Classical Period
• Lecture 4. The Classical Period in World History
• Lecture 3. What Is a Civilization?
• Lecture 2. The Neolithic Revolution
• Lecture 1. What and Why Is World History?