Worlds Together, Worlds Apart with Sources
by Elizabeth Pollard, Clifford Rosenberg, Robert Tignor, Jeremy Adelman, Peter Brown, Xinru Liu, Stephen Kotkin, Benjamin Elman, Suzanne Marchand, Alan Karras, Gyan Prakash, Brent Shaw, Stephen Aron, Holly Pittman, Michael Tsin
This world history textbook examines the dynamic interactions between civilizations across continents and eras. Featuring integrated primary sources, it helps readers analyze how global connections shaped societies, economies, and cultures from antiquity to today. Ideal for students seeking a broad, interconnected view of the past.
About This Book
Worlds Together, Worlds Apart with Sources provides a comprehensive overview of world history, emphasizing the connections and divergences among societies from ancient times to the modern era.
The text integrates primary source documents that allow readers to engage directly with historical voices, fostering a deeper understanding of cultural, political, and economic developments.
Authored by a team of distinguished historians, the book covers key themes in global history, highlighting how worlds have come together and pulled apart throughout human history.
This edition is designed for educational use, supporting students in analyzing historical patterns and their relevance to contemporary issues.
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