HIS101H5 Chapter Notes -Hunter-Gatherer, Nomadic Pastoralism, Indigenous Peoples Of The Americas

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Era two: transregional conflicts and religious connections (200-1200 ce: religions were created by expansive religions, christianity spread from palestine to europe, west asia and north. Africa until challenged by islam, a new faith that soon linked much of africa and eurasia religiously, culturally and commercially: buddhism started in india and separated into branches and spread across asia until challenged by hinduism and confucianism. Era three: cross-cultural conflicts and commercial connections (1000: formation of vast new political and commercial empires; both land and sea based. Era four: shift from regional to global connections (1500-1800: wealth and power shifted from east to west. Era five: revolution, industry, ideology and empire (1750-1914: revolutionary forces reshaped the west and eventually much of the world; political, industrial. Era six: global upheavals and global integration, 1900-present: by the 20th century, western nations had connected much of their world under their economic and political sway, while competing for resources and power.

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