30 chapters in TCI History Alive World Connections
Course Summary
This textbook companion course uses simple and fun videos to help students learn world history and earn a better grade in school. This textbook companion effectively teaches important world history concepts and is sequenced to align with the chapters in the History Alive! World Connections textbook.
Ch 1. History Alive Chapter 1: Themes of World History
Ch 2. History Alive Chapter 2: Era Overview – Foundations of World History, Prehistory-300 C.E.
Ch 3. History Alive Chapter 3: World Religions
Ch 4. History Alive Chapter 4: Era Overview – Expanding Interactions, 300-1500 C.E.
Ch 5. History Alive Chapter 5: Feudalism’s Decline
Ch 6. History Alive Chapter 6: Byzantine Empire
Ch 7. History Alive Chapter 7: The Political Development of Imperial China
Ch 8. History Alive Chapter 8: Ghana – A West African Trading Empire
Ch 9. History Alive Chapter 9: Achievements of the Mayas, Aztecs & Incas
Ch 10. History Alive Chapter 10: Era Overview – The First Global Age, 1400-1799
Ch 11. History Alive Chapter 11: Expanding Empires Outside Europe
Ch 12. History Alive Chapter 12: Transformations in Europe
Ch 13. History Alive Chapter 13: Toward a Global Economy
Ch 14. History Alive Chapter 14: Era Overview – An Age of Global Revolutions, 1700s-1914
Ch 15. History Alive Chapter 15: Political Revolutions & Their Legacies
Ch 16. History Alive Chapter 16: The Industrial Revolution
Ch 17. History Alive Chapter 17: Imperialism Throughout the World
Ch 18. History Alive Chapter 18: Era Overview – Global Crisis & Achievement, 1900-1945
Ch 19. History Alive Chapter 19: World War I
Ch 20. History Alive Chapter 20: The Russian Revolution
Ch 21. History Alive Chapter 21: Foreign Influences & Revolutions in the Americas
Ch 22. History Alive Chapter 22: North Africa & the Middle East
Ch 23. History Alive Chapter 23: The Rise of Fascism & Totalitarian States
Ch 24. History Alive Chapter 24: World War II
Ch 25. History Alive Chapter 25: Forces for Independence & Revolution in Asia
Ch 26. History Alive Chapter 26: Era Overview – The Cold War & Beyond, 1945-Present
Ch 27. History Alive Chapter 27: The Cold War & the Third World
Ch 28. History Alive Chapter 28: Movements Toward Independence & Democracy
Ch 29. History Alive Chapter 29: Shifts of Power in the Middle East
Ch 30. History Alive Chapter 30: Contemporary Global Issues
Who’s It For?
Anyone enrolled in a class using the History Alive! World Connections textbook should consider this companion course. You will learn the material faster, retain it longer and earn a better grade.
How It Works
- Identify the chapter in your History Alive! World Connections textbook with which you need help.
- Find the corresponding chapter within our History Alive! World Connections Textbook Companion Course.
- Watch fun videos that cover the world history topics you need to learn or review.
- Complete the quizzes to test your understanding.
- If you need additional help, re-watch the videos until you’ve mastered the material or submit a question for one of our instructors.
Why It Works
- Fun Content:Â These videos make learning History Alive! World Connections fun with engaging animation and real-world examples.
- Great Instructors:Â Study.com uses exceptional educators who can take concepts like industrialization and make them easy to understand.
- Multiple Ways to Learn:Â Watch videos or read the lesson transcript.
- Easy to Use:Â Access this textbook companion on any smartphone, tablet or laptop.
Course Topics
Students will be able to learn all the history topics in the textbook with this engaging course, including:
- Cause and effects of historical change
- The effect of geography and climate on civilizations
- Tools of empire creation
- World religions such as Judaism, early Christianity, Islam and Hinduism
- The Roman Empire
- The decline of feudalism
- Characteristics of the Byzantine Church
- Trade in West Africa
- The Mayan civilization
- Timeline of events during the Renaissance
- Art and technology of the Ming Dynasty
- Innovations of the Enlightenment
- Major events of the American Revolution
- Urbanization during the Industrial Revolution
- Characteristics of European imperialism
- The Franco-Prussian War
- Factors that led to WWI
- The rise of communism
- Fascism
- The attack on Pearl Harbor
- Reconstruction of the Japanese government after WWII
- Causes of the Cold War
- Decolonization in Asia and Africa
- The creation of Israel
- Impact of the 1970s oil embargo
- Effects of global climate change
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