World History

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Free World History study notes for Common Test for University Admissions students. Each chapter covers a key topic with examples and practice prompts you can continue inside the thinka app.

Rekishi Sogo (Modern and Contemporary History)

  • A. The Door to History: sources and historical accounts

  • B. Modernization and Us

  • C. Changing International Order, Mass Society and Us

  • D. Globalization and Us

World History Inquiry A/B: Perspectives and Formation of Regional Characteristics

  • Human history seen from the global environment

  • World history seen from everyday life

  • Historical characteristics of ancient civilizations

  • East Asia and Central Eurasia

  • South Asia and Southeast Asia

  • West Asia and the Mediterranean world

World History Inquiry C: Interaction and Reorganization of Regions

  • Eurasia connected: maritime and inland networks

  • Expansion of regional trade and European advance

  • Characteristics of Asian regions and their empires

  • Sovereign state system and global trade

World History Inquiry D: Integration and Transformation of Regions

  • Nation states and modern democratic society

  • Formation of the world market and change in Asian countries

  • Partition of the world and rising nationalism

  • The First World War and regional change

  • Tension and confrontation in international relations

  • The Second World War and regional change

World History Inquiry E: Issues of the Global World

  • International organizations and the search for peace

  • Economic globalization and redressing inequality

  • Advanced science and technology, knowledge-based society

  • Inquiry into issues of the global world

Source Reading and Historical Thinking Skills

  • Reading written sources with notes and translations

  • Statistics, graphs, maps, images and chronologies

  • Period, change, comparison and interconnection

  • Hypothesis, evidence and verification

  • Cross-period and cross-region themes

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