History, Philosophy, Religion, and Classics The University of Queensland

This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.

This lecture has been recorded from the UQ course History1601. The course surveys how powerful forces and factors at work on large timescales have shaped human history. It also introduces students to the study of how people and societies throughout the world have responded to major environmental, economic and social changes.