Europe in the Modern World Edward Berenson

The Modern Era of Europe by Edward Berenson

1. ISBN-10

   0199840806
2. ISBN-13

   978-0199840809
3. The Modern Era of Europe: A Fresh Perspective on the Historical Journey Since 1500 is a captivating historical narrative that delves into Europe’s history since 1500. Crafted by a renowned educator and researcher, the narrative illuminates pivotal moments of the European past and seamlessly connects them with significant global occurrences. Each chapter commences with an intriguing biographical narrative featuring personalities from Toussaint Louverture to Leni Riefenstahl, infusing the book’s concepts with human depth. Moreover, the inclusion of “Writing History” exercises at each chapter’s conclusion offers students systematic guidance in crafting compelling and refined prose. These cumulative exercises comprise a robust writing program tailored to this book alone.

   The Modern Era of Europe places particular emphasis on economic history, distinguishing itself from other textbooks by showcasing how economic trends and subsequent political, social, and cultural responses sculpt the political and social fabric of each era. By treating politics and economics with gravity while also acknowledging the richness of social and cultural dimensions, The Modern Era of Europe elucidates key facets of Western history with eloquence and vigor. The book is not a standard academic text but rather a compelling narrative that immerses readers in history.