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HIST363: Global Perspectives on Industrialization
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Unit 1: Industrialization and Theories of Economic Change
Unit 2: Ancient and Early Modern Industry
Unit 3: Capitalism, Agriculture, Industry, and Trade
Unit 4: The Industrial Revolution in England
Unit 5: The Social and Political Impact of Industrialization
Unit 6: Mass Production, the Labor Movement, and the Consumer Society
Unit 7: Economic Crisis and War in the 20th Century
Unit 8: Alternative Models of Industrialization
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Course Syllabus
Industrial Revolutions
Origins of the Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
Mercantilism
Exploration and Mercantilism
Adam Smith
The Wealth of Nations, 1776
Friedrich List
National System of Political Economy
Karl Marx
The Communist Manifesto
Max Weber
Max Weber: The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism
Joseph Schumpeter
On the Concept of Social Value
Import Substitution Industrialization
Rostow's Stages of Growth and Political Policy
Globalization and Development
Dependence Theory
Outgrowing Resource Dependence Theory and Some Recent Developments
Unit 1 Assessment
Why Agriculture Was So Important
Ancient Roman Mining and Quarrying Techniques
Roman Glass
Four Great Inventions
Metallurgical Evolution in Ancient China
How Did the World Become Interconnected?
Trade Empires
Guilds, Wool, and Trade: Medieval England in a Global Economy
Rebuilding the Silk Road
The Dutch East India Company
Unit 2 Assessment
Where and Why Did the First Cities and States Appear?
18th-Century Inventions that Transformed Agriculture
From the Early-Modern Workshop to the Modern Factory
Shifts in Production
Exploration and Global Trade
Labor, Commerce, and the Columbian Exchange
The Americas and the Columbian Exchange
Summary of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
The Atlantic Slave Trade: What Too Few Textbooks Told You
The Macartney Expedition and the Global Economy
Rise and Fall of Canton Trade System
The Opium Wars
The First Opium War
Unit 3 Assessment
The Shift to Coal
Lives and Work of Coal Miners in Industrial England
History: The Bedrock of Industry
The Spread of Steam Power
Steam Power during the Industrial Revolution
The Early Diffusion of the Steam Engine in Britain, 1700–1800: A Reappraisal
Textile Manufacturing
Technological Developments in Textiles
Leeds Woolen Workers Petition, 1786
The Luddites
Machine-Breaking in England and France
The First Factories
The Philosophy of the Manufacturers
The Life of the Industrial Worker in 19th-Century England
Changes to Iron Production
Steel Production
The Drama of Steel
Steel
The Railroad's Effect on Time and Distance
Railways
Manufacturing, Railways, and Industry: Early Days
The Transcontinental Railroad and the Pullman Car
New Transportation Systems
Unit 4 Assessment
Urbanization and Its Challenges
The Transformation of Cities and the Urban Experience
19th-Century Cities
Women's Work in the Industrial Revolution
Women's Roles in the Industrial Revolution
Women Miners in the English Coal Pits
The Rise of the Victorian Working Lady: The New-Style Nurse and the Typewriter, 1840–1900
The Children That Lived Through the Industrial Revolution
Child Labor during the British Industrial Revolution
Child Labor
The Victorian Era (1832–1901)
Industrial Manchester, 1844
Changes in the Quality of Life in the Victorian Empire
How the Mid-Victorians Worked, Ate, and Died
Rural Hygiene
The Origins of Class Society
The Gospel of Wealth, 1889
Socialist Economics
Conflict Theory and Society
Documents of the Revolution of 1848 in France
Marx's Theories of Alienation, Class, and Exploitation
Political Ideologies, Movements, Culture, Science, and Pseudo-Science
Why No Revolution in 1848 in Britain?
On Chartism
On the Reform Act of 1832
On the Second Reform Act, 1867
Unit 5 Assessment
The Corporation as a Protagonist in Global History 1550–1750
Good Corporation, Bad Corporation: Corporate Social Responsibility in the Global Economy
Important Inventions of the Industrial Revolution
Inventors of the Age
How Monopolies Form: Barriers to Entry
Telephone and Light Patent Drawings
Oligopoly
The Progressive Era and the Rise of Crony Capitalism
The Lords of Industry
Henry Ford
The Assembly Line
Frederick W. Taylor
The Principles of Scientific Management, 1911
Life in Industrial America
Capital and Labor
Building Industrial America on the Backs of Labor
Mass Politics and the Political Challenge from the Left
Capitalism and Its Critics: A Long-Term View
Estranged Labour
Political Protest in Interwar Japan
Labor Unions in Japan
Chinese Tailors' Strike in Shanghai
Industrial Agriculture
More on Industrial Agriculture
Modern Agriculture Effects
The Rise of Penny Newspapers and Their Influence on Mass Media
The Evolution of Media
A New American Consumer Culture
What Is Advertising Doing to Your Life?
Unit 6 Assessment
Division of the World among Capitalist Associations
Imperialists and Boy Scouts
Scramble for Africa
Imperialism
More on Imperialism
American Empire
World War I
Technology during World War I
Technologies at War
World War I and Its Aftermath
The Great War to the Roaring Twenties
Reluctant Leader of the World and Ideological Challenges to American Capitalism: 1914–1945
Agricultural Depression 1920–1934
Great Depression: Turning Point and Recovery
The Great Depression
World War II
Causes of World War II
How Rosie the Riveter Led to the 1950s Baby Boom
The Transformative Impact of World War II
The Affluent Society
The Bretton Woods System
The Breakup of the Bretton Woods System, 1973
George Marshall's Speech
The Marshall Plan and Molotov Plan
Unit 7 Assessment
1917: Economic Apparatus
1921: Famine of 1921–22
1921: Militarization of Labor
1921: Kronstadt Uprising
1921: The New Economic Policy
1921: Trade Pacts with the West
1921: Workers' Opposition
1924: Industrialization Debate
1929: Shock Workers
First Five-Year Plan
1929: Year of Great Change
Silk and the Song Dynasty
Review of the Great Divergence
Technology and Technical Knowledge in the Great Divergence
The Chinese Communist Revolution in a Global Perspective
Mao Zedong and the Chinese Communist Revolution 1945–1949
Great Leap Forward
The Rebellion of Temporary Workers and the Chinese Cultural Revolution
From the Edo Period to Meiji Restoration in Japan
Edo Period
Meiji Restoration
The Merchant's Tale: One Family's Experience of the Meiji Restoration
Black Ships and Samurai
Colonial Rule and Its Effects on India's Rural Economy
The Political Development of the Modern Indian State
Infrastructure and Railroads
Unit 8 Assessment
HIST363 Study Guide
HIST363: Certificate Final Exam
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