Global History

This document includes extensive summaries of all the Global History lectures in a paragraph format. This format helps create connections between the various topics inside the lecture. This document includes all important names, scholars, concepts, and events that are required for this exam.

This document includes all dates Dr Vergerio has mentioned multiple times and told was important. In addition, it includes all the important names discussed in the lecture. This document only contains information relevant to the exam, and nothing more.

This document includes all the lectures on Global History taught by Claire Vergerio.In between the texts, you can find summaries, and tables created by myself to help memorization.

Notes on the lectures from the course (2022) Global History. INCLUDES lectures 1-13 and the final review session (Total: 43 pages).

Summary of the material for the final exam (2022) for Global History. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 62 pages): George Lawson’s article (2010) “The eternal divide? History and International Relations”. Stephen Howe’s book (2002) “Empire: A Very Short Introduction”, chapter 1. Peter Frankopan’s book (2015) “The Silk Roads: A New History of the World”, preface. Charles H. Parker’s book (2012) “Global Interactions in the Early Modern Age, 1400-1800”, introduction. ...

Outlines for lectures 1-12 (including relevant reading notes). Keep in mind Claire Vergerio adds information discussed in lectures (ONLY) as exam material, so any readings not talked about during lectures are irrelevant.

Complete and substantive lecture notes of Global History (GH) first year of IRO.