Bridging World History
Bridging World History
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Overview
A multimedia course for secondary school and college teachers that examined global patterns through time, seeing history as an integrated whole. Topics were studied in a general chronological order, but each is observed through a thematic lens, showing how people and societies experience both integration and differences.
1 season
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Season 1
2004 · 26 episodes
Season 1
2004 · 26 episodes
- 1 1. Maps, Time, and World History
- 2 2. History and Memory
- 3 3. Human Migrations
- 4 4. Agricultural and Urban Revolutions
- 5 5. Early Belief Systems
- 6 6. Order and Early Societies
- 7 7. The Spread of Religions
- 8 8. Early Economies
- 9 9. Connections Across Land
- 10 10. Connections Across Water
- 11 11. Early Empires
- 12 12. Transmission of Traditions
- 13 13. Family and Household
- 14 14. Land and Labor Relationships
- 15 15. Early Global Commodities
- 16 16. Food, Demographics, and Culture
- 17 17. Ideas Shape the World
- 18 18. Rethinking the Rise of the West
- 19 19. Global Industrialization
- 20 20. Imperial Designs
- 21 21. Colonial Identities
- 22 22. Global War and Peace
- 23 23. People Shape the World
- 24 24. Globalization and Economics
- 25 25. Global Popular Culture
- 26 26. World History and Identity
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