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Primary Sources in World History - Wealth, Power, and Inequality, Since 1500 (Paperback)
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Primary Sources in World History - Wealth, Power, and Inequality, Since 1500 (Paperback)
Series: Primary Sources in World History
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Loot Price R548
Discovery Miles 5 480
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This two-volume collection of primary documents covers societies
that developed writing systems in different geographical regions
during that last 5,000 years. While comprehensive in scope, this
reader focuses on a central theme: the unequal allocation of wealth
and power both within individual societies and between different
polities ranging from small city-states to large territorial
empires. The documents reveal that people living at different times
and in different places have used similar methods to achieve
similar political and economic objectives. By reflecting
uniformities as well as diversities in ideas and actions, these
documents undermine assertions of Western intellectual, cultural,
or moral superiority. These readings also show that the expanding
supply of goods and services resulting from technological
innovations has led to increasing social, economic, and political,
racial, and gender inequality. Selected to give students a deeper
understanding of how and why inequalities have emerged in societies
around the globe, each document will be introduced by a brief
explanation of its historical context. And each document, presented
in chronological order, will be followed by 3 or 4 review questions
giving students an opportunity to test their understanding of its
main points.
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