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History SOTW Vol. 1: Ancient Times

Introduction: How do we know what happened?

Pgs. 13 – 15; What is History?

Pgs. 15 – 18; What is Archaeology?

Pgs. 21 – 23; The First Nomads

Pgs. 24 – 27; The First Nomads Become Farmers

UBWH Pgs. 2-3; Digging Up History

Pgs. 4-5;The First Settlers

Pg. 6; Jericho, Pg. 7; Çatal Hǜyǜk, Pg. 32; Royal Graves of Anatolia

NotesSOTW = Story of the WorldUBWH = Usborne Book of World History

Week 2 – ScheduleDate: Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Day 10


Pgs. 29 – 31; Two Kingdoms Become One

Pgs. 31 – 33; Gods of Ancient Egypt

Pgs. 35 – 37; The First Writing

Pgs. 39 – 41; Making Mummies

Pgs. 41 – 44; Egyptian Pyramids

UBWH Pgs. 14-15; First Settlers on the Nile

Pgs. 10-11; The Invention of Writing, Pgs. 12-13; Daily Life

Pgs. 18-19; Tombs and Life After Death

Pgs. 20-21; Building the Pyramids

Notes



Pgs. 45 – 47; The First Sumerian Dictator

Pgs. 49 – 52; God Speaks to Abraham

Pgs. 52 – 57; Joseph Goes to Egypt

Pgs. 59 – 62; Hammurabi and the Babylonians

Pgs. 63 – 65; Shamshi-Adad, King of the Whole World

UBWH Pgs. 8-9; The First Great Civilisation

Pg. 30; The Rise of Babylon

Pgs. 52-53; Life in the Assyrian Empire

Notes

Week 4 – Schedule

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Pgs. 65 – 69; The Story of Gilgamesh

Pgs. 71 – 73; The River-Road

Pgs. 73 – 75; The Mystery of Mohenjo-Daro

Pgs. 77 – 80; Lei Zu and the Silkworm

Pgs. 80 – 82; The Pictograms of Ancient China

UBWH Pg. 31; Myths Pgs. 28-29; Cities of Ancient India

Pg. 62; First Civilisation in China

Notes



Pgs. 82 – 85; Farming in Ancient China

Pgs. 87 – 89; Ancient Peoples of West Africa

Pgs. 89 – 93; Anansi and Turtle

Pgs. 93-96; Anansi and the Make-Believe Food

Pgs. 99-101; Egypt Invades Nubia

UBWH Pg. 82; Life in Ancient Africa

Pg. 16; The Farmers’ Year, Pg. 17; Food and Drink

Notes



Pgs. 101-103; The Hyksos Invade Egypt

Pgs. 105-108; The General and the Woman Pharaoh

Pgs. 108 – 114; Amenhotep and King Tut

Pgs. 115 – 118; The Baby Moses

Pgs. 118 – 120; The Exodus from Egypt

UBWH Pgs. 22-23; Sport and Leisure

Pg. 33; The New Kingdom, Pgs. 34-35; The Egyptian Empire

Pgs. 36-37; Houses and Furniture, Pgs. 38-39; Temples

Pgs. 40-41; Warriors of Anatolia

Notes


History SOTW Vol. 1: Pgs. 123 – 124; Pgs. 125-127; Pgs. 129-131; Pgs. 132 – 134; Pgs. 137 – 139;



Ancient Times Phoenician Traders The Founding of Carthage

Ashurbanipal’s Attack

The Library of Nineveh

Nebuchadnezzar’s Madness

UBWH Pgs. 50-51; The Phoenicians

Pgs. 54-55; Kings and Their Palaces

Pgs. 46-47; Canaanites and Philistines

Pgs. 48-49; Nomads in the Desert

Notes



Pgs. 139 – 142; The Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Pgs. 143 – 146; Bull-Jumpers and Sailors

Pgs. 146 – 148; King Minos and the Minotaur

Pgs. 149-150; The Mysterious End of the Minoans

Pgs. 153 – 154; The Mycenaeans

UBWH Pgs. 24-25; The Great Island Civilisation

Pgs. 26-27; Life on Crete

Pgs. 44-45; Palaces and Soldiers

Notes



Pgs. 154-156; The Greek Dark Ages

Pgs. 157-159; Greece Gets an Alphabet

Pgs. 159-165; The Stories of Homer

Pgs. 166-168; The First Olympic Games

Pgs. 171-174; A New Empire

UBWH Pgs. 42-43; Mysterious People from Greece

Pg. 64; The Dark Ages

Pg. 66; The Persian Empire

Notes



Pgs. 174-176; Cyrus the Great

Pgs. 177-179; Life in Sparta

Pgs. 179-182; Life in Athens

Pgs. 183-185; The Greek God

Pgs. 187-189; Greece’s War with Persia

UBWH Pg. 67; The Greeks Pgs. 68-69; Life in



at War Athens

Notes



Pgs. 189-191; The Greeks Fight Each Other

Pgs. 193 – 195; Philip and His Son

Pgs. 195-197; Alexander’s Invasions

Pgs. 197 – 198; The Death of Alexander

Pgs. 199-201; The Nazca Drawings

UBWH Pg. 70; Alexander the Great

Pg. 71; Alexandria Pg. 63; First Farmers in America

Notes



Pgs. 202-203; The Heads of the Olmecs

Pgs. 204-207; Rabbit Shoots the Sun

Pgs. 209-211; Romulus and Remus

Pgs. 212-213; The Power of Rome

Pgs. 215-217; The Roman Gods

UBWH Pg; 80; Early American Indians

Pg. 81; The Maya Pgs. 86-87; The Rise of Rome

Notes



Pgs. 218-220; The Roman Builders

Pgs. 220-222; The Roman Gladiators

Pgs. 222-225; The Gladiator School

Pgs. 227-230; Rome’s War with Carthage

Pgs. 233 – 235; Life on the Ganges River

UBWH Pg. 83; Buddha and Ashoka

Notes





Pgs. 235-237; The Castes of Ancient India

Pgs. 237-240; Siddhartha

Pgs. 241-242; The Empire United

Pgs. 242-246; The Jakata Tales

Pgs. 247-252; Calligraphy in China

UBWH Pgs. 76-77; Writing and Inventions

Notes



Pgs. 252-253; Warring States

Pgs. 253-256; The First Emperor and the Great Wall

Pgs. 256-259; The First Emperor’s Grave

Pgs. 261-263; Confucius

Pgs. 265-267; Caesar is Kidnapped

UBWH Pgs. 74-75; Great Civilisation of the East

Notes



Pgs. 268-270; The Consuls of Rome

Pgs. 270-272; Caesar and the Senate

Pgs. 275 – 277; Caesar Fights the Celts

Pgs. 277 – 279; Caesar Crosses the Rubicon

Pgs. 279 – 281; Caesar and Cleopatra

Notes



Pgs. 281 – 284; The Death of Caesar

Pgs. 285 – 287; The First Roman

Pgs. 289 – 291; The Birth of Jesus

Pgs. 291 – 293; Jesus Crucified and

Pgs. 295 – 297; The End of the



Prince Resurrected Ancient Jewish Nation

UBWH Pgs. 88-89; Life in the Roman Empire

Notes



Pgs. 299 – 301; Nero, the Evil Emperor

Pgs. 301 – 303; Christians in the Catacombs

Pgs. 303 – 306; The Emperor Is a Christian!

Pgs. 307 – 309; The British Rebellion

Pgs. 309 – 311; Rome Divided in Two

Notes



Pgs. 313 – 315; Attila the Hun

Pgs. 315 – 317; Stilicho, Roman and Barbarian

Pgs. 318 – 320; The Coming of the Visigoths

Pgs. 321 – 323; The Last Roman Emperor

Pgs. 323 – 325; The Gifts of Rome

Notes


History SOTW Vol. 2: The Middle Ages

Pgs. 17 – 20; Wandering Through the Roman Empire

Pgs. 21 – 22; The Fall of Rome

Pgs. 25 – 28; The Celts of Britain

Pgs. 28 – 30; Barbarians Come to Britain

Pgs. 30 – 33; Beowulf the Hero

UBWH Pgs. 90-91; Romans and Barbarians

Pgs. 84-85; People of Northern Europe

Notes





Pgs. 35 – 37; Augustine Comes to England

Pgs. 38 – 40; Medieval Monasteries

Pgs. 40 – 42; Writing Books by Hand

Pgs. 45 – 47; The Beauty of Constantinople

Pgs. 47 – 50; Justinian, The Just Emperor

UBWH Pg. 97; How Christianity Survived, Pgs. 108-109; The Church

Pgs. 92-93; The Byzantine Empire

Notes



Pgs. 50 – 53; The Empress Theodora

Pgs. 53 – 57; The Church in the East

Pgs. 59 – 62; A King Named Skandagupta

Pgs. 62 – 64; Monks in Caves

Pgs. 67 – 69; Muhammad’s Vision

UBWH Pgs. 116-117; Princes and Temples

Pgs. 98-99; The Beginning of a New Religion

Notes



Pgs. 69 – 72; Muhammad Flees to Medina

Pgs. 72 – 74; The Koran: Islam’s Holy Book

Pgs. 77 – 79; The Fight for Mecca

Pgs. 79 – 81; The Spread of Islam

Pgs. 81 – 85; The City of Baghdad

UBWH Pgs. 12-113; How Muslim People Lived

Pgs. 122-123; Kingdoms, Traders and Tribes

Notes





Pgs. 85 – 88; Sinbad in the Valley of Snakes

Pgs. 91 – 93; Yang Chien Unites North and South

Pgs. 93 – 96; The Tang Dynasty

Pgs. 99 – 102; The Yamato Dynasty of Japan

Pgs. 102 – 105; The Tale of Three Countries: Korea, China, and Japan

UBWH Pgs. 118-119; Silk and Spice Traders

Pgs. 120-121; Land of the Samurai

Notes



Pgs. 107 – 110; The First People of Australia

Pgs. 110 – 113; The Long Journey of the Maori

Pgs. 115 – 118; Clovis, the Ex-Barbarian

Pgs. 119 – 121; Four Tribes, One Empire

Pgs. 123 – 125; The Islamic Invasion

Notes



Pgs. 127 – 129; Charles the Hammer

Pgs. 129 – 131; The Greatest King: Charlemagne

Pgs. 133 – 135; The Viking Invasion

Pgs. 136 – 139; Eric the Red and “Eric’s Son”

Pgs. 139 – 145; The Norse Gods

UBWH Pgs. 100-101; Life in Viking Times

Notes





Pgs. 147 – 149; The Vikings Invade England

Pgs. 149 – 152; Alfred the Great

Pgs. 152 – 156; The Battle of Hastings

Pgs. 157 – 160; The English Language

Pgs. 160 – 163; Serfs and Noblemen

UBWH Pgs. 106-107; Towns and Trade

Pgs. 104-105; Village Life

Notes



Pgs. 163 – 166; Stone Castles

Pgs. 169 – 172; The English Code of Chivalry

Pgs. 172 – 175; The Samurai: Japanese Knights

Pgs. 177 – 180; A Command from the Pope

Pgs. 180 – 183; Recapturing Jerusalem

UBWH Pgs. 102-103; Kings, Knights and Castles

Pgs. 110-111; Wars Between Religions

Notes



Pgs. 183 – 186; Saladin of Jerusalem

Pgs. 186 – 189; El Cid and the “Reconquest of Spain”

Pgs. 191 – 193; Richard the Lionhearted

Pgs. 194 – 196; John Lackland and the Magna Carta

Pgs. 197 – 201; Robin Hood

Notes


History SOTW Vol. 2: Pgs. 203 – 205; Pgs. 205 – 208; Pgs. 211 – 214; Pgs. 214 – 216; Pgs. 219 – 222;



The Middle Ages

The Scattering of the Jews

A Tale of the Diaspora

Genghis Khan, Emperor of All Men

The Mongol Conquest of China

Marco Polo Goes to China

UBWH Pgs. 114-115; Genghis Khan and His Empire

Notes



Pgs. 222 – 225; The Forbidden City of the Ming

Pgs. 227 – 229; The Rus Come to Constantinople

Pgs. 230 – 233; Ivan the Great and Ivan the Terrible

Pgs. 235 – 237; The Ottoman Turks Attack

Pgs. 238 – 241; The Capture of Constantinople

UBWH Pg. 128; The Slav People

Pgs. 142-143; Muslim Empires

Notes



Pgs. 241 – 244; Suleiman the Lawgiver

Pgs. 247 – 250; The Plague

Pgs. 250 – 253; A New Way of Living

Pgs. 255 – 258; Henry V and the Battle of Agincourt

Pgs. 259 – 262; Joan of Arc

Notes



Pgs. 263 – 266; The Wars of the Roses

Pgs. 266 – 270; The Princess in the Tower

Pgs. 273 – 276; Ferdinand and Isabella Unite Spain

Pgs. 276 – 279; Henry the Navigator, Prince of Portugal

Pgs. 281 – 284; Gold, Salt, and Ghana

Notes





Pgs. 284 – 287; Mansa Musa of Mali

Pgs. 287 – 290; The Songhay Empire

Pgs. 293 – 296; The Moghul Dynasty

Pgs. 296 – 299; Akbar of India

Pgs. 301 – 305; Christopher Columbus

UBWH Pg. 152; The Mogul Empire

Pgs. 140-141; The Discovery of America

Notes

Week 34 – Schedule Date: Day 166 Day 167 Day 168 Day 169 Day 170


Pgs. 305 – 308; Vespucci and Magellan

Pgs. 311 – 313; The Mayans of Central America

Pgs. 314 – 317; The Marvelous City of Tenochtitlan

Pgs. 317 – 320; The Incas

Pgs. 323 – 326; The Slave Trade

UBWH Pg. 151; The Kingdom of Benin

Notes



Pgs. 326 – 330; Cortés and Montezuma

Pgs. 331 – 334; Martin Luther’s List

Pgs. 334 – 338; Henry VIII’s Problem

Pgs. 339 – 342; A New Way of Thinking

Pgs. 342 – 346; Gutenberg’s Great Invention

UBWH Pgs. 134-135; New Ideas About Religion

Pgs. 130-131; Art and Learning

Pgs. 132-133; Science and Inventions

Notes





Pgs. 349 – 352; The Spread of the Reformation

Pgs. 352 – 354; The Council of Trent

Pgs. 355 – 358; The Revolution of Copernicus

Pgs. 358 – 361; Galileo’s Strange Notions

Pgs. 363 – 366; The Queen Who Almost Wasn’t

Notes



Pgs. 366 – 370; Good Queen Bess

Pgs. 371 – 375; William Shakespeare

Pgs. 375 – 379; Macbeth’s Decision

Pgs. 381 – 384; Walter Raleigh and the New World

Pgs. 385 – 388; The Lost Colony

UBWH Pgs. 146-147; The Elizabethans

Pgs. 148-149; European Settlers

Notes



Pgs. 391 – 394; The New-Found Land

Pgs. 394 – 398; Jacques Cartier’s Discoveries

Pgs. 401 – 405; Spain and England’s War

Pgs. 405 – 409; The World at the End of the Sixteenth Century

UBWH Pg. 150; Plantation and Trading Forts

Pgs. 136-137; War and Weapons

Notes




History SOTW Vol. 3: Early Modern Times

Pgs. 11 – 12; Introduction

Pgs. 15 – 18; The Holy Roman Empire

Pgs. 19 – 22; The Riches of Spain

Pgs. 25 – 28; The Dutch Revolt

Pgs. 29 – 32; The Queen Without a Country

Notes



Pgs. 35 – 38; James and His Enemies

Pgs. 38 – 41; King James’s Town

Pgs. 43 – 46; The French in the New World

Pgs. 47 – 50; Henry Hudson’s Quest

Pgs. 53 – 56; Hideyoshi, Japan’s Great Leader

UBWH Pgs. 154-155; Life in Japan

Notes

Year 2Week 1 – Schedule



Pgs. 56 – 59; The First Tokugawa Ruler

Pgs. 61 – 64; Strangers and Saints in Plymouth

Pgs. 65 – 69; The Dutch in the New World

Pgs. 71 – 74; Tobacco—and Unwilling Colonists

Pgs. 74 – 78; Queen Nzinga of Angola

NotesSOTW = Story of the WorldUBWH = Usborne Book of World History


History SOTW Vol. 3: Early Modern

Pgs. 81 – 84; The Persian Puzzle

Pgs. 84 – 88; The Ottoman Turks

Pgs. 91 – 96; The Thirty Years’ War,

Pgs. 99 – 102; Japan’s Isolation:

Pgs. 102 – 105; The “Foreign



Times 1618-1648 Closed Doors in the East

Conquest” of China: The Rise of the Manchu

UBWH Pgs. 142-143; Muslim Empires

Pgs. 144-145; The Hapsburgs

Pg. 153; Ming and Ch’ing Emperors

Notes



Pgs. 107 – 110; World Seizer, King of the World, and Conqueror of the World

Pgs. 110 – 113; Aurangzeb’s Three Decisions

Pgs. 115 – 119; Charles Loses His Head

Pgs. 119 – 122; Cromwell’s Protectorate

Pgs. 122 – 126; Plague and Fire

UBWH Pgs. 158-159; Kings and Parliaments

Notes



Pgs. 129 – 133; The Sun King of France

Pgs. 135 – 138; Frederick, The First Prussian King

Pgs. 141 – 145; War Against the Colonies: King Philip’s War

Pgs. 145 – 149; War Against the Colonies: Louis XIV Saves New France

Pgs. 149 – 153; William Penn’s Holy Experiment

Notes



Pgs. 155 – 159; The Universal Laws of Newton and Locks

Pgs. 159 – 163; Scientific Farming

Pgs. 165 – 169; Peter the Great

Pgs. 169 – 173; Peter’s Port to the West

Pgs. 175 – 178; The Ottomans Look West – Twice

UBWH Pgs. 162-163; A



Revolution in Farming

Notes



Pgs. 181 – 184; The Indian Empire Falls Apart

Pgs. 184 – 188; The Shopkeepers’ Invasion

Pgs. 191 – 194; Emperor Chi’en-lung’s Library

Pgs. 194 – 197; The Land of the Dragon

Pgs. 199 – 202; Three Pointless Wars

UBWH Pg. 180; The British in India

Pgs. 156-157; Merchants and Trade

Pg. 161; Pirates, Highwaymen, and Smugglers

Notes



Pgs. 202 – 206; The Seven-Year War

Pgs. 209 – 213; Discontent in the British Colonies

Pgs. 213 – 217; The American Revolution

Pgs. 219 – 223; The American Constitution

Pgs. 223 – 226; The First American President (1789-1797)

UBWH Pgs. 172-173; New Nations and Ways of Governing

Notes



Pgs. 229 – 233; Captain Cook Reaches Botany Bay

Pgs. 233 – 237; The Convict Settlement

Pgs. 239 – 243; The Storming of the Bastille

Pgs. 243 – 246; The Reign of Terror

Pgs. 249 – 253; Princess Catherine Comes to Russia

UBWH Pgs. 176-177; Explorers and

Pg. 181; Convicts and Settlers

Pg. 186; Life Under the Tsars



Empire Builders

Notes



Pgs. 253 – 257; Catherine the Great

Pgs. 259 – 262; Steam and Coal in Britain

Pgs. 262 – 264; Cotton and Guns in America

Pgs. 267 – 270; The Kingdom at the Center of the World

Pgs. 270 – 272; The Rise of the Opium Trade

UBWH Pgs. 168-169; Transport and Travel

Pgs. 166-167; Life in the New Towns

Notes



Pgs. 275 – 278; Napoleon Comes to Power

Pgs. 278 – 281; The Emperor Napoleon

Pgs. 283 – 286; The Haitian Revolt

Pgs. 289 – 292; The World of the Factories

Pgs. 292 – 295; The Luddites

UBWH Pgs. 164-164; Machines and Factories

Notes



Pgs. 297 – 302; Lewis and Clark Map the West

Pgs. 302 – 306; Tecumseh’s Resistance

Pgs. 309 – 313; Napoleon’s Wars (and 18l2 Too)

Pgs. 313 – 317; Waterloo!

Pgs. 319 – 323; Simón Bolivar: The Liberator

UBWH Pgs. 182-183; Indians and Settlers, Pg. 184; The Wild

Pgs. 170-171; French Revolution and Napoleon’s



West Wars

Notes



Pgs. 323 – 327; Freedom, But Not Unity

Pgs. 329 – 332; The Cry of Delores

Pgs. 332 – 335; The Republic of Mexico

Pgs. 337 – 340; The Work of the Abolitionists

Pgs. 343 – 346; The Zulu Kingdom

UBWH Pg. 185; New Countries in South America

Pg. 174; Slavery and Civil War

Notes



Pgs. 346 – 348; The Boers and the British

Pgs. 351 – 354; The Trail of Tears

Pgs. 354 – 358; Nat Turner’s Revolt

Pgs. 361 – 364; The First Opium War

Pgs. 367 – 370; Remember the Alamo

UBWH Pgs. 178-179; Europeans in Africa

Pg. 189; Western Ideas in the East: China

Notes



Pgs. 370 – 373; The Mexican-American War

Pgs. 375 – 377; The Treaty of Waitangi

Pgs. 378 – 379; The New Zealand Wars

Pgs. 381 – 384; The Gold Rush

Pgs. 384 – 385; A World of Unrest

Notes




History SOTW Vol. 4: The Modern Age

Pgs. 5 – 9; Victoria’s England

Pgs. 9 – 13; The Sepoy Mutiny

Pgs. 15 – 18; Japan Re-Opens

Pgs. 18 – 23; The Crimean War

Pgs. 25 – 29; The Great Game

UBWH Pg. 189; Western Ideas in the East: Japan

Pg. 187; The Crimean War

Notes



Pgs. 29 – 34; Wandering through Africa

Pgs. 37 – 41; Italy’s “Resurrection”

Pgs. 41 – 46; The Taiping Rebellion

Pgs. 49 – 53; South against North

Pgs. 53 – 56; After the Civil War

UBWH Pg. 175; The Outbreak of War

NotesNOTE: This will be the last week UBWH is used.



Pgs. 59 – 62; Paraguay and the Triple Alliance

Pgs. 63 – 68; The Dominion of Canada

Pgs. 71 – 75; Two Empires and Three Republics

Pgs. 75 – 81; The Second Reich

Pgs. 83 – 86; Rails, Zones, and Bulbs

Notes

Week 18 – Schedule





Pgs. 86 – 90; Japan’s Meiji Restoration

Pgs. 93 – 96; The Dutch East Indies

Pgs. 96 – 101; The Sick Man of Europe

Pgs. 103 – 107; The War of the Pacific

Pgs. 107 – 111; The Suez Canal

Notes



Pgs. 113 – 117; The Iron Outlaw

Pgs. 117 – 121; Carving Up Africa

Pgs. 123 – 127; Ireland’s Troubles

Pgs. 127 – 133; The Boers and the British

Pgs. 135 – 139; Brazil’s Republic

Notes



Pgs. 139 – 144; Abdulhamid the Red

Pgs. 147 – 150; The Next-to-Last Czar of Russia

Pgs. 150 – 155; Ethiopia and Italy

Pgs. 157 – 161; The Korean Battleground

Pgs. 161 – 167; The Spanish -American War

Notes



Pgs. 169 – 173; Moving West

Pgs. 173 – 178; Stocks, Philanthropists, and Outlaws

Pgs. 179 – 184; The Boxer Rebellion

Pgs. 185 – 189; The Czar and the Admiral

Pgs. 191 – 196; Persia, Its Enemies, and Its “Friends”

Notes





Pgs. 196 – 202; The Balkan Mess

Pgs. 203 – 206; The Last Emperor

Pgs. 207 – 210; The Vietnamese Restoration Society

Pgs. 211 – 216; The Mexican Revolution

Pgs. 216 – 222; World War I

Notes



Pgs. 223 – 227; The Russian Revolution

Pgs. 227 – 232; The End of World War I

Pgs. 233 – 237; The Easter Uprising

Pgs. 237 – 242; Indian Nationalism

Pgs. 245 – 250; The Peace of Versailles

Notes



Pgs. 251 – 254; The Rise of Joseph Stalin

Pgs. 257 – 260; The First King of Egypt

Pgs. 260 – 266; Fascism in Italy

Pgs. 269 – 272; Japan, China, and a Pretend Emperor

Pgs. 273 – 278; The Long March

Notes



Pgs. 281 – 286; Black Tuesday and a New Deal

Pgs. 286 – 290; Hitler’s Rise to Power

Pgs. 293 – 298; Red Spain, Black Spain, a King, and a General

Pgs. 299 – 302; Rebuilding the “Fatherland”

Pgs. 305 – 309; The Three-War War

Notes





Pgs. 309 – 314; The Holocaust

Pgs. 317 – 322; The War that Stretched Across the World

Pgs. 323 – 327; The Atom Bomb

Pgs. 329 – 332; Muslims and Hindus in India

Pgs. 332 – 336; The Partitioning of Palestine

Notes



Pgs. 339 – 343; The Suez Crisis

Pgs. 345 – 349; The Marshall Plan

Pgs. 351 – 355; One Country, Two Different Worlds

Pgs. 355 – 360; Two Republics of China

Pgs. 363 – 367; Ho Chi Minh and the Viet Minh

Notes



Pgs. 367 – 370; The Korean War

Pgs. 373 – 377; Argentina’s President and His Wife

Pgs. 379 – 383; Freedom in the Belgian Congo

Pgs. 385 – 389; The Space Race

Pgs. 389 – 395; Thirteen Days in October

Notes



Pgs. 397 – 402; The Death of John F. Kennedy

Pgs. 402 – 408; Civil Rights

Pgs. 411 – 415; The Vietnam War

Pgs. 415 – 420; Trouble in the Middle East

Pgs. 423 – 426; Soviet Invasions

Notes





Pgs. 426 – 431; Terrorism

Pgs. 433 – 437; India After Partition

Pgs. 439 – 443; Iran and Iraq

Pgs. 445 – 449; Chernobyl and Nuclear Power

Pgs. 449 – 452; The End of the Cold War

Notes



Pgs. 455 – 458; Democracy in China?

Pgs. 459 – 462; Communism Crumbles

Pgs. 465 – 468; The First Persian Gulf War

Pgs. 469 – 474; Africa, Independent

Pgs. 477; Afterward

Notes


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