World History
The World History platform includes interrelated and diverse content from before 1200 BCE to present. Each of the 16 single-authored units features a core essay, topical essays, primary source problems, a multimedia library, question banks, polling, and composition assignments. The individual units are comparable to a chapter in a textbook but, unlike textbooks, you control which items are given to your students. Our content is designed to live alongside your own teaching materials so you can create a unique active learning-based program of study.
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Brian Fagan
University of California, Santa Barbara
Prehistory to Civilizations, Before 1200 BCE -
Manfred Steger
University of Hawaii, Manoa
Globalization in the 20th and 21st Centuries -
Pamela Radcliff
University of California, Berkeley
World Wars and Decolonization, 1900-45 -
Thomas Madden
St. Louis University
The Medieval West, 1000-1500 -
Conor Whately
University of Winnipeg
The Late Antique West, 200 CE–1000 CE -
Alfred Andrea
University of Vermont
The Crossroads of the Middle East and South Asia, 700-1500 -
Ken Hammond
New Mexico State University
The East, 1300-1700 -
James Clark
American Institute of Iranian Studies
The Middle East and South Asia, 1500-1900 -
Jonathan Roth
San Jose State University
The Classical West, 1200 BCE-200 CE -
Katherine A.S. Sibley
St. Joseph’s University
The Bipolar World and Its Demise, 1945-present -
Brian Fagan
University of California, Santa Barbara
Beyond Eurasia. Beginnings to 1500 CE -
Nicholas Tackett
University of California, Berkeley
The Late Antique East, 200-1000 CE -
Paula Findlen
Stanford University
The Early Modern West, 1500-1750 -
J. P. Daughton
Stanford University
Europe and the World, 1750-1914 -
Don Wyatt
Middlebury College
The Early Far East, 1200 BCE-200 CE
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Brian Fagan
University of California, Santa Barbara
Prehistory to Civilizations, Before 1200 BCE -
Manfred Steger
University of Hawaii, Manoa
Globalization in the 20th and 21st Centuries -
Pamela Radcliff
University of California, Berkeley
World Wars and Decolonization, 1900-45 -
Thomas Madden
St. Louis University
The Medieval West, 1000-1500 -
Conor Whately
University of Winnipeg
The Late Antique West, 200 CE–1000 CE -
Alfred Andrea
University of Vermont
The Crossroads of the Middle East and South Asia, 700-1500 -
Ken Hammond
New Mexico State University
The East, 1300-1700 -
James Clark
American Institute of Iranian Studies
The Middle East and South Asia, 1500-1900 -
Jonathan Roth
San Jose State University
The Classical West, 1200 BCE-200 CE -
Katherine A.S. Sibley
St. Joseph’s University
The Bipolar World and Its Demise, 1945-present -
Brian Fagan
University of California, Santa Barbara
Beyond Eurasia. Beginnings to 1500 CE -
Nicholas Tackett
University of California, Berkeley
The Late Antique East, 200-1000 CE -
Paula Findlen
Stanford University
The Early Modern West, 1500-1750 -
J. P. Daughton
Stanford University
Europe and the World, 1750-1914 -
Don Wyatt
Middlebury College
The Early Far East, 1200 BCE-200 CE
