HIST 102: World History II Dr. Richard Moss
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An overview of the historical development and interrelationships of the civilizations, or population centers of the world, from 1500 to the present. The course examines political, economic, social and cultural themes by emphasizing the important ideas, significant persons, and world views described within the context of each civilization.
The podcasts are pre-recorded audio segments about the week's material. They are about 25 minutes apiece. One to two podcasts are usually uploaded per week during the semester.
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Week 13--Nations and Rights In a World Without Boundaries
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Week 11--Nationalism in Asia, Africa, and Latin America
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Customer Reviews
Awesome but incomplete
This class was awesome and very simple to follow. The proffesor did a great job. However, the class is incomplete and the last weeks are missing for some reason.
*** update*** i was not aware that the class is going on as i wrote this review. So those chapters are coming! Five stars superb job!
Missing Week 1 episode
[ERROR 404] Episode Week 1--The European Emergence won't download (404 error). Please re-upload to your server! (Writing a review seems to be the only way to report a problem.)
That said, this is a GREAT intro course. Dr Moss really knows his stuff, and his style is very clear.