World History Class with Mr. Lutz

Mike Lutz
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This podcast is developed primarily considering the needs of students of World History, especially those in the Advanced Placement course, but this podcast can also supplement other World History classes or educate people with a general interest in history!

  1. 04/10/2024

    Episode 210 – 1900-Present: Globalization

    This final episode discusses how the world experiences radical technological changes, especially in the way we communicate and consume information, every few years with effects that are constantly being understood bit by bit. We, as a global community, rely on both raw materials and finished products from individuals all over our planet. These technological developments … Continue reading "Episode 210 – 1900-Present: Globalization"

  2. 03/21/2024

    Episode 209 – 1945-1991: The Cold War and Decolonization

    This episode explains how by 1991, nations throughout Europe and Asia were rebuilt along very different lines of democratic capitalism or authoritarian communism. These ideologies created material advances to varying degrees of success. However, communism has done so at the cost of countless lives and personal freedoms while capitalism has set economic growth as its … Continue reading "Episode 209 – 1945-1991: The Cold War and Decolonization"

  3. 02/26/2024

    Episode 208 – 1900-1945: Conflict and the Early 20th Century

    In this episode you will learn how by 1945, European nation-states are left devastated after the First and Second World Wars, no longer able to maintain control over their far-flung empires, and relying on foreign support to help them rebuild. Political extremism has led to the approximate deaths of 75 million individuals as a result … Continue reading "Episode 208 – 1900-1945: Conflict and the Early 20th Century"

  4. 01/21/2024

    Episode 207 – 1750-1900: Imperialism

    This episode will discuss how by 1900, China had been divided into Spheres of Influence after agreeing to several so-called “unequal treaties” with several European countries, the United States, and Japan. By that time, they were halfway through what they called their “century of humiliation.” India, once the leading global exporter of cotton textiles, had … Continue reading "Episode 207 – 1750-1900: Imperialism"

  5. 12/08/2023

    Episode 206 – 1750-1900: Industrialization

    This episode will help you understand that by 1900, some of the most dramatic transformations in human history have taken place that still largely shape our modern world. The environment no longer places limits on societal potential the way it used to. Cities are popping up throughout the Western world and people are flocking there … Continue reading "Episode 206 – 1750-1900: Industrialization"

  6. 10/09/2023

    Episode 205 – 1750-1900: Revolutions and Repercussions

    In this episode, we’ll come to understand that by 1900, the Americas had become almost entirely independent of European rule. The rights of individuals are now protected by states (though not necessarily for women or people of color). Absolute monarchy has largely ended and some rulers have been violently overthrown by their own people, both … Continue reading "Episode 205 – 1750-1900: Revolutions and Repercussions"

  7. 08/22/2023

    Episode 204 – 1450-1750: Cultural Expansion and Realignment

    We’ll close out our study of this era by learning how an entirely new sect of Christianity, Protestantism, had emerged and was now competing with Roman Catholicism for influence in European state affairs. Meanwhile, the emerging Scientific Revolution was calling preconceived beliefs about the workings of the natural world into question. The Roman Catholic states … Continue reading "Episode 204 – 1450-1750: Cultural Expansion and Realignment"

  8. 08/09/2023

    Episode 203 – 1450-1750: Economics of the Early Modern World

    In this episode you’ll find out how by 1750, Europeans will effectively have control over the Indian Ocean, and the newly established Atlantic, and Pacific routes of exchange that had not existed when our studies of this unit began in 1450. Their economic practices will have tremendously negative effects for people of the Americas, most … Continue reading "Episode 203 – 1450-1750: Economics of the Early Modern World"

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This podcast is developed primarily considering the needs of students of World History, especially those in the Advanced Placement course, but this podcast can also supplement other World History classes or educate people with a general interest in history!

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