Forging the Modern World 2th Edition Carter Warren

Making the Contemporary World 2nd Edition C. Warren

1. ISBN-10

   0190901896
2. ISBN-13

   978-0190901899
3. In Making the Contemporary World: A Past Overview, Second Release, writers James Carter and Richard Warren provide an easy-to-understand clarification of fundamental adjustments in global economic, political, and ideological relationships since the 16th century. The book differs from most global history texts in three crucial ways. First, it examines the approaches by which historians utilize and generate information. Each chapter extensively explores one or two specific issues of historical investigation related to the chapter’s theme, illustrating how new primary sources, methodologies, or intellectual trends have altered our engagement with the past. Second, it clearly elucidates the political, economic, and ideological concepts that learners must grasp to analyze events and trends across different eras and regions. Lastly, the chapters are structured around universal historical concepts, which are scrutinized through a variety of theoretical and relative viewpoints. While the book chapters progress in chronological order, each chapter contains some chronological crossover linking it to previous and subsequent chapters. This approach underscores the interconnections among the events and themes of one chapter and those of neighboring chapters.