TTC - War, Peace, and Power: Diplomatic History of Europe, 1500–2000 Taught by Vejas Gabriel Liulevicius Course No. 8820 36 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture
For much of the past five centuries, the history of the European continent has been a history of chaos, its civilization thrown into turmoil by ferocious wars or bitter religious conflicts—sometimes in combination—that have made and remade borders, created and eliminated entire nations, and left a legacy that is still influencing our world.
TIMESAVER BRITISH HISTORY HIGHLIGHTS This 96 page resource book presents aspects of British history in a way which will directly appeal to teenage students. Topics include such titles as Crazy Kings and Cool Queens, Worst Wars and Dreadful Disasters. The material can be used to supplement ande cultural based syllabus as well as providing additional fun material to a general course.
Students are prompted to link historical events to present day situations, and personal project suggestions are included.
The history of the Eternal City is permanently recorded in its many
monuments and ruins. Rome has delights for anyone and everyone—art
aficionados, architecture buffs, history lovers, foodies, and fashion
trendsetters. This guide eases you into la dolce vita ("the sweet
life") with information on:
* How to get around the meandering streets and the bustling maze of ancient and modern treasures
* Entertainment to suit your mood, from classical concerts and
opera to bars, pubs, and discos to moonlit walks with spectacular views
Most essays in this set are taken from Ready Reference: American
Indians (1995), Great Events from History: North America (rev. ed.,
1997), and Racial and Ethnic Relations in America (1999). Fifteen newly
commissioned articles on recent developments in American Indian history
also appear. All articles over 1,000 words offer annotated
bibliographies and the bibliographies of all previously published
essays have been updated.
TTC - War, Peace, and Power: Diplomatic History of Europe, 1500–2000
