1. African Civilizations 1000-1500 p. 144 in Princeton Review

2. Kush

3. Axum

4. Ghana, Mali, and Songhai

5. Mansa Musa

6. Sonni Ali

7. Arts in Africa

8. Oral Literature

9. Benin

10. Developments in the Americas

11. Mayan Civilization: In Search of More Slaves

12. Tikal

13. Chichen Itza

14. The Aztecs: Trade and Sacrifice

15. Tenochtitlan

16. The Incas: My Land is Your Land

17. Temple of the Sun

18. Machu Picchu

19. Quipu

20. Review of Interaction Among Cultures from 600-1450

21. Trade Networks and Cultural Diffusion

22. Indian Ocean Trade

23. More on the Silk Road

24. More on the Hanseatic League

25. Was There a Global Trade Network?

26. Expansion of Religion and Empire: Culture Clash

27. The Playground isn’t Big Enough for 2 Bullies!!!!!!!!!

28. Other Reasons People Were on the Move

29. Pulling it All together

30. Major European Developments from 1450

31. Revolutions in Thought and Expression in Europe

32. The Renaissance

33. Humanism

34. Michelangelo

35. Medici

36. Brunelleschi

37. Leonardo da Vinci

38. Donatello

39. Van Eyck

40. Albrecht Durer

41. Western Writers Finally get Readers

42. Johannes Gutenberg

43. Machiavelli

44. Erasmus

45. Sir Tomas More

46. William Shakespeare

47. The Protestant Reformation

48. Martin Luther: Monk on a Mission

49. Pope Leo X

50. Christianity splits again

51. John Calvin

52. King Henry VIII

53. The Counter-Reformation

54. Ignatius Loyola

55. Council of Trent

56. Scientific Revolution

57. Copernican Revolution

58. The Scientific Method

59. Tycho Brahe

60. Francis Bacon

61. Johannes Kepler

62. Sir Isaac Newton

63. Deism

64. The Enlightenment

65. Divine Right

66. The Social Contract

67. Thomas Hobbes

68. John Locke

69. Jean-Jacques Rousseau

70. Voltaire

71. Montesquieu

72. Enlightened Monarchs

73. European Exploration and Expansion

74. Prince Henry the Navigator

75. Vasco de Gama

76. Christopher Columbus

77. Treaty of Tordesillas

78. Amerigo Vespucci

79. John Cabot

80. Ponce de Leon

81. Vasco de Balboa

82. Ferdinand Magellan

83. Giovanni da Verrazano

84. Sir Francis Drake

85. Henry Hudson

86. The Sternpost Rudder

87. Lateen Sails

88. The Astrolab

89. The Magnetic Compass

90. Three-Masted Caravels

91. The New World: Accidental Empire

92. Hernan Cortes

93. Montezuma

94. Disease: The Ultimate Weapon of Mass Distruction

95. Francisco Pizarro

96. The Encomienda System: American Feudalism

97. Viceroys

98. The Encomienda System

99. The African Slave Trade: The love of money at the root of evil

100. The Columbian Exchange: Continental Shift

101. The Commercial Revolution: The New Economy

102. Joint-Stock Company

103. Muscovy Company

104. Dutch East India Company