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Period 2 (continued)

6 Toward a New Worldview 7 The Expansion of Europe

1540–1789 204 1650–1800 242

What revolutionary discoveries were made in the sixteenth Why did European agriculture grow between
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and seventeenth centuries? 206 1650 and 1800? 244
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Contributions from the Muslim World • Scientific Thought to The Legacy of the Open-Field System • New Methods of
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1500 • The Copernican Hypothesis • Brahe, Kepler, and Galileo: Agriculture • The Leadership of the Low Countries and England
Proving Copernicus Right • Newton’s Synthesis • Natural History Why did the European population rise dramatically in the
LOOKING BACK / LOOKING AHEAD 235For review purposes only. Not for redistribution.
and Empire • Magic and Alchemy
eighteenth century? 247
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What intellectual and social changes occurred as a result of Long-Standing Obstacles to Population Growth • The New Pattern
the Scientific Revolution? 212 of the Eighteenth Century
The Methods of Science: Bacon and Descartes • Medicine, the Body, How and why did rural industry intensify in the eighteenth
and Chemistry • Science and Religion • Science and Society century? 250
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How did the Enlightenment emerge, and what were major The Putting-Out System • The Lives of Rural Textile Workers •
currents of Enlightenment thought? 216 The Industrious Revolution
The Early Enlightenment • The Influence of the Philosophes • What important changes occurred in economic thought and
Enlightenment Movements Across Europe practice in the eighteenth century? 256
How did the Enlightenment change cultural ideas and social Economic Regulation and the Guilds • The Financial Revolution •
practices? 223 Adam Smith and Economic Liberalism
Global Contacts • Enlightenment Debates About Race • Women How did empire and trade shape new economic, cultural, and
and the Enlightenment • Urban Culture and Life in the Public Sphere social developments? 258
What impact did new ways of thinking have on Mercantilism and Colonial Competition • The Atlantic Economy •
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Frederick the Great of Prussia • Catherine the Great of Russia • Atlantic World • The Atlantic Enlightenment • Trade and Empire
The Austrian Habsburgs • Jewish Life and the Limits of in Asia and the Pacific
Enlightened Absolutism LOOKING BACK / LOOKING AHEAD 271

REVIEW & EXPLORE 272
REVIEW & EXPLORE 236
EXAM PRACTICE 274
EXAM PRACTICE 238
AP® Claims and Evidence in Written Sources Thomas Malthus
AP® Claims and Evidence in Written Sources Galileo Galilei, The on the Limitations of Population Growth 251
Sidereal Messenger 210 AP® Thinking Like a Historian Rural Industry: Progress or
AP® Thinking Like a Historian The Enlightenment Debate on Exploitation? 254
Religious Tolerance 220 AP® Viewpoints Opposing Views on Guilds and Economic
AP® Viewpoints Rousseau and Wollstonecraft Debate Women’s Regulation 259
Equality 227 AP® Claims and Evidence in Visual Sources New Ideas About
AP® Claims and Evidence in Visual Sources Léonard Defrance Race and Identity 266
and the Public Sphere 229 Individuals in Society Rebecca Protten 268
Individuals in Society Moses Mendelssohn and the Jewish
Enlightenment 234

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