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Module 3: Expanding World (AD 200 - AD 1945)

• Introduction
• Appendix
• 1.       Module 3 Overview: First Things to Fulfillment by Winter
• 2.       Review of Module 1 by Winter
• 3.       Review A of Module 2 by Russell
• 4.       Review B of Module 2 by Winter
• 5.       Review C of Module 2 by Baker
• 6.       The Roman World, 200–400 by Winter
• 7.       “Barbarians” of Europe and North Africa by Winter
• 8.       Persia, East and Central Asia, 200–400 by Armstrong
• 9.       India and Southeast Asia, 200–700 by Armstrong
• 10.       Africa, Oceania, and the Americas, 200–500 by Baker
• 11.       Persistence of the Greek Tradition in the Eastern Mediterranean by Winter
• 12.       The Celtic Movement in the British Isles by Roberta Winter
• 13.       The Celtic Movement on the Continent by Winter
• 14.       Western and Central Asia, 400–800 by Baker
• 15.       The Rise and Spread of Islamic Civilization by Woodberry
• 16.       The Flowering of Chinese Civilization, 400–1200 by Armstrong
• 17.       Medieval Europe: The Carolingian Renaissance by Winter
• 18.       Work on the Module 3A Ethnographic Interview Project
• 19.       Medieval Europe: Peoples on the Move by Baker
• 20.       Society and Religion in Europe, 800–1200 by Winter
• 21.       Islamic Florescence, 800–1000 by Woodberry
• 22.       Far Eastern Peoples and Empires, 400–1200 by Armstrong
• 23.       South and Southeast Asian Peoples and Empires, 400–1200 by Armstrong
• 24.       African States and the Pacific, 400–1200 by Baker
• 25.       Developments in Middle and South America, 400–1200 by Emery
• 26.       Later Medieval Europe and the Crusades by Winter
• 27.       The Changing Muslim World, 1000–1200 by Woodberry
• 28.       Overflow of the Twelfth Century Renaissance, 1200–1600 by Winter
• 29.       The Mongols: Destruction, Followed by New Empires by Johnson
• 30.       Religious Developments Around the World by Armstrong
• 31.       Asian Developments, 1200–1600 by Armstrong
• 32.       Islamic Empires, 1200–1600 by Woodberry
• 33.       Europe: Death and Renaissance by Winter
• 34.       Humanities and the Renaissance by Baker
• 35.       Exploring the Whole World by Baker
• 36.       Complete the Module 3A Integrative Paper and Ethnographic Interview Project
• 41.       The Reformation: Breakdown of the Uniformitarian Hypothesis by Winter
• 42.       Religious and Cultural Freedom by Baker
• 43.       Europe: New Classes, Technology, Opportunities by Baker
• 44.       Society and Religion in Late Pre-Colonial Asia by Armstrong
• 45.       African Empires Rise and Fall, 1200–1800 by Armstrong
• 46.       Latin Vitality in Global Perspective by Winter
• 47.       The Impact of Early European Colonialism by Baker
• 48.       Settler Colonies in the Americas and South Africa by Baker
• 49.       The Pacific: Indigenous Cultures and Early Colonialism by Armstrong
• 50.       The Devastation of Slavery in Africa, Asia, the Americas, the Pacific by Emery
• 51.       Europe: Political, Economic, and Cultural Developments by Baker
• 52.       The Rise of Science and the Enlightenment by Winter
• 53.       The Evangelical Awakening by Winter
• 54.       Europe and the Colonies: Expansion, Revolution, Independence by Baker
• 55.       New Asian Empires, 1600s–1700s by Armstrong
• 56.       Protestant Orders and Asian Realities by Winter
• 57.       Europe: Nationalism, Revolution, War, Empire by Baker
• 58.       Nineteenth Century Africa: Peoples and States, European Impact by Armstrong
• 59.       The New World: Settlers and Native Americans by Emery
• 60.       Work on the Module 3B Research Paper and Integrative Paper
• 61.       Burgeoning Industrialism and Renewal Movements by Baker
• 62.       Feminist Origins and Social Reform by Roberta Winter
• 63.       Spiritual Roots of Social Reform: Countdown to 1900 by Winter
• 64.       The Western Explosion, 1850–1900 by Winter
• 65.       The Colonial World, 1800–1914 by Armstrong
• 66.       Globalization, Empires and “Progress,” 1875–1914 by Baker
• 67.       The World's Peoples and the Christian Gospel, 1: Asia and Latin America by Armstrong
• 68.       The World's Peoples and the Christian Gospel, 2: Oceania, the Middle East, Africa by Armstrong
• 69.       The Edinburgh Legacy, 1910 and 1980 by Winter
• 70.       Late Colonialism and Indigenous Peoples by Armstrong
• 71.       Global Economy and Nationalism, 1914–1940 by Emery
• 72.       A Changing World: Relativity, Doubt, Anxiety, Creativity by Baker
• 73.       Peoples and Ethnic Groups: The Third Era of Missions by Winter
• 74.       Racism, War, Religion, and the End of an Era, 1930–1945 by Armstrong
• 75.       The Story of Global Civilization as of 1945 by Winter
• 76.       Complete the Module 3B Integrative Paper and Research Paper