Lecture Page for History 1123

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1. *Zheng He and Chinese Expansion, c. 1400-1450

2. *Chinese Society c. 1450-1650: Scholars, Merchants, Eunuchs, and Peasants

3. The End of the Ming Dynasty

4. *Approaches to Empire: China, the Mughals, the Ottomans, the Russians, the Safavids

5. The Mughal Empire in Comparative Perspective

6. *Mughal Society: The State and the People

7. *Hindus, Marathas, and Sikhs in a Muslim State

8. The Iberian World and the Americas, c. 1400-1505

8b. Europe, c. 1300-1600

8c. *Europe and the Beginnings of the Atlantic World, 1350-1500

8d. *The Incas and the Aztecs, 1300-1500

9. The Spanish in the Caribbean and the Making of New Spain

9b. *The Spanish Americas

10.  The Consolidation of New Spain

11. *Brazil

12. *Empire in the Americas after 1500

14.  European Cultural and Economic Transformation, c. 1600-1800

14b. *Religious and Scientific Change in Eurasia, 1500-1800

14c. *Atlantic Revolutions: Revolution or Reform?

15. Global Enterprise, Industrialization, Colonialism, and Amsterdam: A European City in the Colonial Era

15b. *Industrial Change

16.  The Dutch and Colonialism in the Nineteenth Century

16b. *Different Paths Forward? China, Indonesia,  Japan, and the Ottoman Empire

17. India and China in the Nineteenth Century and the Troubles of Max Havelaar

17b. *Strategies of Colonialism in Asia and Africa

18. Europeans and Africans and the Dimissal of Max Havelaar