World in the Making: A Global History, Volume One: To 1500 2nd Edition – Bonnie G. Smith, Kris Lane, Marc Van De Mieroop, Richard von Glahn

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Delve into the captivating narrative of global history with “World in the Making: A Global History, Volume One: To 1500,” second edition. This comprehensive textbook offers a meticulously researched and engaging exploration of the world’s past, leading you through pivotal events and developments up to 1500 CE.

Authored by a team of renowned scholars – Bonnie G. Smith, Kris Lane, Marc Van De Mieroop, and Richard von Glahn – this volume provides a nuanced and interconnected perspective on the major civilizations and cultures that shaped the early modern world. From ancient empires to the rise of new trade networks, the book examines the complex interplay of political, economic, social, and cultural forces.

Expect in-depth analysis of key themes, including the development of agriculture, the emergence of states and empires, religious and philosophical movements, technological advancements, and the expansion of trade routes. The authors skillfully weave together diverse narratives, offering a global lens that avoids Eurocentric biases and illuminates the interconnectedness of human societies across different regions.

This second edition is updated with the latest scholarship and research, ensuring a current and accurate portrayal of historical events. It is an ideal resource for students and anyone seeking a thorough and insightful understanding of global history up to 1500 CE. The detailed analysis and clear writing style make complex historical concepts accessible and engaging for a broad audience. ISBN: 9780197608289

Explore global history to 1500 CE with “World in the Making, Volume One,” 2nd edition (ISBN: 9780197608289). Authors Bonnie G. Smith, Kris Lane, Marc Van De Mieroop, and Richard von Glahn offer a comprehensive, engaging, and updated perspective on early world civilizations and their interconnectedness.