Test Bank for The Earth and Its Peoples A Global History 8th Edition by Richard W. Bulliet

Title Page Copyright Page Preface Acknowledgments About The Authors Note On Spelling And Usage Chapter 1. Nature Humanity And History To 3500 Bce Chapter 2. The First River Valley Civilizations 3500–1500 Bce Chapter 3. The Mediterranean And Middle East 2000–500 Bce Chapter 4. New Civilizations Outside The West Asian Core Area 2300 Bce–350 Ce Chapter 5. Greece And Iran 1000–30 Bce Chapter 6. An Age Of Empires: Rome And Han China 753 Bce–330 Ce Chapter 7. India And Southeast Asia 1500 Bce–1025 Ce Chapter 8. Peoples And Civilizations Of The Americas From 1200 Bce Chapter 9. Networks Of Communication And Exchange 300 Bce–1100 Ce Chapter 10. The Sasanid Empire And The Rise Of Islam 200–1200 Chapter 11. Christian Societies Emerge In Europe 600–1200 Chapter 12. Central An East Asia 400–1200 Chapter 13. Mongol Eurasia And Its Aftermath 1200–1500 Chapter 14. Latin Europe 1200–1500 Chapter 15. Southern Empires Southern Seas 1200–1500 Chapter 16. The Maritime Revolution To 1550 Chapter 17. Transformations In Europe 1500–1750 Chapter 18. The Diversity Of American Colonial Societies 1530–1770 Chapter 19. The Atlantic System And Africa 1550–1800 Chapter 20. Between Europe And China 1500–1750 Chapter 21. East Asia In Global Perspective Chapter 22. The Early Industrial Revolution 1760–1851 Chapter 23. Revolutionary Changes In The Atlantic World 1750–1850 Chapter 24. Land Empires In The Age Of Imperialism 1800–1870 Chapter 25. Nation Building And Economic Transformation In The Americas 1800–1890 Chapter 26. Varieties Of Imperialism In Africa India Southeast Asia And Latin America 1750–1914 Chapter 27. The New Power Balance 1850–1900 Chapter 28. The Crisis Of The Imperial Order 1900–1929 Chapter 29. The Collapse Of The Old Order 1929–1949 Chapter 30. Revolutions In Living 1900–1950 Chapter 31. The Cold War And Decolonization 1945–1975 Chapter 32. Millennium: The End Of The Cold War And The Growth Of New Challenges 1975–2020 Chapter 33. The Twenty-First Century: A Fragile World