The History Atlas of Europe: From Tribal Societies to a New European
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Europe is the smallest of the world's continents, yet its culture and languages have come to dominate the world we know today. The History Atlas of Europe explores the extraordinary sweep of its development, covering the earliest peoples and settlements; Greek and Phoenician colonization; the rise of Macedonia in the Mediterranean; the complexities of the Roman Empire; the development and influence of Christianity; the Protestant Reformation; the cultural impact of intercontinental and European trade; efforts to maintain peace despite differences in government; the introduction of fascism; the effects of two world wars; the turmoil, changing borders, and shifting governments; and today's conflict regarding European unity.
Author: Barnes
Format: Hardback, 160 pages, 184mm x 255mm, 587 g
Published: 1998, John Wiley & Sons Inc, United States
Genre: People & Places: General
Europe is the smallest of the world's continents, yet its culture and languages have come to dominate the world we know today. The History Atlas of Europe explores the extraordinary sweep of its development, covering the earliest peoples and settlements; Greek and Phoenician colonization; the rise of Macedonia in the Mediterranean; the complexities of the Roman Empire; the development and influence of Christianity; the Protestant Reformation; the cultural impact of intercontinental and European trade; efforts to maintain peace despite differences in government; the introduction of fascism; the effects of two world wars; the turmoil, changing borders, and shifting governments; and today's conflict regarding European unity.