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The story of the world, history for the classical child/, edited by Susan Wise Bauer and Charlie Park ; with activities, maps, and drawings by Peter Buffington [and others], Activity book 4

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Ages: 5-12

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The story of the world

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edited by Susan Wise Bauer and Charlie Park ; with activities, maps, and drawings by Peter Buffington [and others]

history for the classical child/

Chronoligcal history of the Modern age, from 1850 to 2000

Britain's empire -- West against East -- British invasions -- Resurrection and rebellion -- American Civil War -- Two tries for freedom -- Two empires, three republics, and one kingdom -- Becoming modern -- Two more empires, two rebellions -- Canal to the East and a very dry desert -- Far parts of the world -- Unhappy unions -- Old-fashioned emperor and the Red Sultan -- Two Czars and two emperors -- Small countries with large invaders -- Expanding United States -- China's troubles -- Europe and the countries just East -- China, Vietnam -- and France -- Revolution in the Americas ... war in the world -- Revolution begins, and the Great War ends -- National uprisings -- "Peace" and a man of war -- King and II Duce -- Armies in China -- Great crash, and what came of it -- Civil War and invasion -- The Second World War -- End of World War II -- Partitioned countries -- Western bullies and American money -- Africarica and China after World War II -- Communism in Asia -- Dictators in South America and Africa -- Cold War -- Struggles and assassinations -- Two short wars and one long one -- Two ways of fighting -- 1980s in the East and the Mideast -- 1980s in USSR -- Communism crumbles, but survives -- End of the twentieth century -- Table of dates -- a chronology of the Modern Age

Modern age, from Victoria's empire to the fall of the U.S.S.RHistory for the classical child