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{"FOUNDATIONS OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION II: A HISTORY OF THE MODERN WESTERN WORLD"} topics

• 36. The Russian Revolution—1917-22
• 35. Breaking the Deadlock—1915-17
• 34. The Great War Begins—1914-16
• 33. Decadence and Malaise—circa 1900
• 32. The Alliance System—1872-1914
• 31. Industrial Rivalry—1870-1914
• 30. Imperial Rivalry—1870-1914
• 29. Nationalism—1848-71
• 28. Nationalism—1815-48
• 27. Descent of Man; Rise of Woman—1830-90
• 26. The Socialist Response—1813-1905
• 25. The Romantic Response—1789-1870
• 24. The Liberal Response—1776-1861
• 23. Consequences of Industrialization—1760-1850
• 22. Beginnings of Industrialization—1760-1850
• 21. The Napoleonic Empire—1803-15
• 20. The French Revolution—1792-1803
• 19. The French Revolution—1789-92
• 18. The American Revolution
• 17. Enlightenment and Despotism
• 16. Life Under the Ancien Régime—1689-1789
• 15. War, Trade, Empire—1714-63
• 14. War, Trade, Empire—1702-14
• 13. War, Trade, Empire—1688-1702
• 12. English Constitutionalism—1649-89
• 11. English Constitutionalism—1603-49
• 10. French Absolutism—1589-1715
• 9. Rational & Scientific Revolutions—1450-1650
• 8. The Wars of Religion—1523-1648
• 7. The Protestant Reformation—1500-22
• 6. The New World & the Old—1400-1650
• 5. Renaissance Princes—1450-1600
• 4. Renaissance Humanism—1350-1650
• 3. Culture Is Destiny
• 2. Geography Is Destiny
• 1. The Importance of the West
• 37. The End of the War—1917-22
• 38. Recovery & Depression in the West—1919-36
• 39. Totalitarian Russia—1918-39
• 40. Fascist Italy, Nazi Germany—1922-36
• 41. The Holocaust—1933-45
• 42. The Failure of Diplomacy—1935-39
• 43. World War II—1939-42
• 44. World War II—1942-45
• 45. American Hegemony, Soviet Challenge—1945-75
• 46. Rebuilding Europe—1945-85
• 47. The New Europe—1985-2001
• 48. The Meaning of Western Civilization
• Course Introduction