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World History

World History

Major civilizations, turning points, and global connections across eras.

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Early Civilizations: Foundations of Society

The Neolithic Revolution: Agriculture and Settlement
Mesopotamia: Cradle of Civilization (Sumer, Babylon, Assyria)
Ancient Egypt: Pharaohs, Pyramids, and the Nile
The Indus Valley Civilization: Urban Planning and Mysteries
Ancient China: Dynasties, Philosophies, and Innovations
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Classical Civilizations: Greece and Rome

Ancient Greece: Democracy, Philosophy, and the Arts
The Roman Republic: Expansion and Governance
The Roman Empire: Pax Romana and Decline
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The Medieval World: Faith, Feudalism, and Transformation

The Rise of Christianity and the Byzantine Empire
The Islamic World: Expansion and Golden Age
Feudalism in Europe: Lords, Vassals, and Peasants
The Crusades: Religious Wars and Cultural Exchange
The Mongol Empire: Conquest and Trade
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The Renaissance and Reformation: A New Era

The Renaissance: Rebirth of Art and Learning
The Protestant Reformation: Religious Revolution
The Age of Exploration: Global Encounters
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Revolution and Enlightenment: Ideas and Upheaval

The Scientific Revolution: New Ways of Thinking
The Enlightenment: Reason and Individual Rights
The American Revolution: Independence and Democracy
The French Revolution: Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
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Industrialization and Imperialism: Global Transformation

The Industrial Revolution: Technological Advancements
Imperialism: European Expansion and Colonialism
Nationalism: Unification and Conflict
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The 20th Century: War, Revolution, and Globalization

World War I: Causes and Consequences
The Russian Revolution: Communism and the Soviet Union
The Interwar Period: Economic Depression and Rise of Fascism
World War II: Global Conflict and the Holocaust
The Cold War: Superpower Rivalry
Decolonization: Independence Movements
Globalization: Interconnected World
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The 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities

Terrorism and Global Security
Climate Change and Environmental Issues
Economic Inequality and Development
Technological Advancements and the Future