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Cover Page 2 Title Page 4 Dedication & Copyright Page 5 Contents at a Glance 6 Part One: Climbing Out of the Middle Ages (c.1300–1600) 28 Chapter One: The End of the World as We Know It 30 Chapter Two: Civilization Reborn 48 Chapter Three: Time for a Change in the Church 66 Chapter Four: Time for an Alternative to the Church 84 Chapter Five: The Catholic and Counter Reformations 102 Part Two: Might Makes Right, Right? (c.1450–1750) 116 Chapter Six: God, Gold, and Glory 118 Chapter Seven: Our Religion Is Better Than Your Religion 134 Chapter Eight: The Rise and Fall of the Holy Roman Empire 150 Chapter Nine: Am I in Charge? Absolutely! 166 Chapter Ten: The Eastern Absolutists 184 Part Three: Revolutions Galore (c.1500–1800) 200 Chapter Eleven: Revolt of the Scientists 202 Chapter Twelve: Enlightening the Public, Not the People 216 Chapter Thirteen: The Agricultural Revolution and an Expanding Europe 232 Chapter Fourteen: The French Revolution 246 Part Four: You Say You Want More Revolution? (c.1776–1900) 262 Chapter Fifteen: A “Little” Guy Named Napoleon, a Big Wig Named Metternich 264 Chapter Sixteen: The Industrial Revolution 284 Chapter Seventeen: Intriguing New Ideologies 302 Ch
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- 2026-03-14
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