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Footbinding in China fashionable
Belgium colonized the Congo
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Belgium colonized the Congo
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Footbinding in China fashionable
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
3
Rivalry btwn Ottoman and Safavid empires intensified the split between Sunni and Shia Islam
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
4
New Deal
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
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Gamal Abdel Nasser promoted economic development in Egypt
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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New epidemic diseases, such as ebola and HIV/AIDS
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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United States, Russia, and Japan conquered and settled neighboring territories
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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United Nations wrote the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
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Use of the compass, astrolabe, and larger ship design began to increase trade in Indian Ocean
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Song China flourished due to champa rice and transportation innovations like the Grand Canal
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Islam first spread to sub-Saharan Africa and Asia
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
12
Strong Incan state in Andes Mountains of South America
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Trade in luxury goods along the Silk Roads and Indian Ocean networks
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
14
Knowledge from the classical, Islamic, and Asian worlds spread to Europe --> the rise of Europe
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Pakistan created after Partition of India
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Governments take a more active role in economic life as a response to the Great Depression
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Development of Sikhism
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
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United Nations created
Modern (1750 to 1900)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
19
Ms. Tyson, Mr. Presley, and Ms. Zigmond born
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Spanish sponsored Columbus’s voyage across the Atlantic
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Armenian genocide in the Ottoman empire
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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German colonies transferred to GB and France under the system of League of Nations mandates
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Ho Chi Minh
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Export economies extracted natural resources and produced food and crops
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Little Ice Age
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Development of steam engine
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Chinese Exclusion Act limited migration of Chinese to US
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Shift from the private ownership of the Congo by King Leopold II to the Belgium government
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Some Asian states (Ming China + Tokugawa Japan) adopted isolationist trade policies
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Great Zimbabwe flourished
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
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African slaves introduced foods such as okra and rice to the Americas
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Social Darwinism, nationalism, + “civilizing mission” used to justify Euro. imperialism
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Europeans and Muslims compete for influence in the Indian Ocean trade network
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Decentralized Maya city-states
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Popular and consumer culture became global, such as on social media
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Meiji Restoration in Japan
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
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American government encouraged free-market policies under Ronald Reagan
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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The end of apartheid in South Africa
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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New systems of government, such as democracy and liberalism
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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New trading cities like Kashgar and Samarkand emerged on the Silk Road
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Former colonial subjects migrated to the former colonizing country, such as S. Asians to GB
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
42
Winston Churchill led Great Britain and Franklin Roosevelt led the US against Nazi Germany
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Opium Wars expanded British and French influence in China
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
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Muslim states preserved Greek philosophy
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Safavid empire
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Silver from Spanish colonies in the Americas was used to purchase Asian goods
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
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Greenpeace protests environmental destruction
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
48
Song China became increasingly commercialized while depending on free peasant and artisan labor
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Hindu and Buddhist states, such as the Srivijaya Empire, emerged in Southeast Asia
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Latin America failed to industrialize
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Ottoman devshirme program recruited military elites
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Mohandas Ghandi promoted the practice of nonviolence
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Encomienda system in the Americas
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Industrialization increased availability, affordability, and variety of consumer goods
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Proliferation of large-scale trans-national businesses, like the United Fruit Company
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Buddhism divided into a variety of branches
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Germany and Italy nationalists unified their countries
Modern (1750 to 1900)
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Non-Aligned Movement, such as Kwame Nkrumah in Ghana, opposed superpowers
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Railroads and steamboats made it easier for migrants to return to their home societies
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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New forms of credit, including bills of exchange, banking houses, and use of paper money
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Taiping Rebellion
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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European notions of divine rights
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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End of serfdom
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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64
Mongol khanates
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Nelson Mandela promoted the practice of nonviolence
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Song dynasty utilized Confucianism and an imperial bureaucracy
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Chattel slavery used in the Americas
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
68
European colonization transferred rats, smallpox, measles, and malaria to the Americas
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
69
Martin Luther King, Jr. promoted the practice of nonviolence
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
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Byzantine empire flourished in Eastern Europe
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Ottoman, Qing, and Russian empires fell
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
72
Slavery in Africa = in households and export to the Med. and the Indian Ocean
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
73
Chinese government responded to economic globalization by developing its own social media
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
74
Knowledge economies grew in Japan and US
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
75
Lateen sail, compass, and astronomical charts helped European exploration
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Nationalism develops in Europe after the French Revolution
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Increased volume of trade on the Silk Roads
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
78
Railroads, steamships, and the telegraph increased trade and migration
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
79
Ottoman empire begins
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
80
Governments mobilize their populations for total war
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
81
Pueblo Revolt in Spanish America
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
82
Empires began to use gunpowder, cannons, and armed trade to expand
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
83
People’s Republic of China founded by Mao Zedong
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
84
New ships designs included the caravel, carrack, and fluyt
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
85
Al-Qaeda used violence against civilians
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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Creation of Israel causes population displacement/resettlement
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
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New military strategies, such as the atomic bomb, fire bombing, and total war
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Chinese government encouraged free-market policies under Deng Xiaoping
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
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Abbasid caliphate fragmented and new Turkic peoples dominated
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
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Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Sepoy Rebellion in India
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
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Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
92
More advanced knowledge of monsoon winds
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
93
New communication technologies, such as radio, cell, and internet
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
94
Mexican Revolution
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
95
Spanish adoption of the Incan mit’a
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
96
Factory system led to an increasing degree of specialization of labor
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
97
Irish migrated to the United States in large numbers
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
98
Horses, pigs, and cattle introduced to the Americas
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
99
Casta system created in Spanish America
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
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Rubber extraction in the Amazon and Congo basin started
Early Modern (1450 to 1750)
Post-Classical (600 to 1450)
Contemporary (1900-2001)
Modern (1750 to 1900)
