E-grāmata: Suggested Resources for Maps to Use in Conjunction with Asia in Western and World History

I. ASIA IN WESTERN HISTORY, Introductions, The Shape of the World:
Eurasia, Asian Influences on the West, Essays: The Beginnings of Contact and
Interdependence: Western Asia and the West, Interfusion of Asian and Western
Cultures: Islamic Civilization and Europe to 1500, The Mongols and the West,
Asia and the West in the New World Economy The Limited Thalassocracies: The
Portuguese and the Dutch in Asia, 1498-1700, Asia and the West in the New
World OrderFrom Trading Companies to Free Trade Imperialism: The British and
Their Rivals in Asia, 1700-1850, The Rise and Fall of Western Empire in Asia:
1500-1975, Asia and the West in the Twentieth-Century World Order, II. ASIA
IN WORLD HISTORY, Essays, Primary Civilization in Asia The Origins of
Civilization in China, Some Contrasts and Comparisons of Zhou China and
Ancient Greece, The Spread of Power: Empires East and West Empire in East
Asia, Systematizing the Transcendental: The Emergence of Major Religions and
World Views The Analects of Confucius Religions and World Views in Asia and
World History, The Era of Asian Discovery: Trade and the Contact of Cultures
China, 300-1200 Japan, 550-838 India, 100 b.c.e-1500 a.d.
Separate Spheres and New Links: A New State in World History, 1000-1500 The
Case of China, 1000-1500 The Case of Japan, 1000-1500, The Rise of an
Interdependent World, 1500-1990, The Expansion of Europe, 1450-1700 Japan and
the West, 1543-1640, Europe and the World in and Expanding World Economy,
1700-1850, IH. MODERN ASIA, 1600-1990, Tokugawa Japan, 1600-1867 Five Myths
about Early Modern Japan.

Embree, Ainslie T.; Gluck, Carol