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Index
Cover Title page Copyright page Contents Introduction: Why History Matters 1 Hunters and Farmers The Hominid Revolution The Hunting Revolution The Agricultural Revolution The Origins of War and Religion The Rise of the Specialists 2 The First Class Societies The First Ruling Class The Spread of Civilisation Crisis in the Bronze Age How History Works Men of Iron 3 Ancient Empires Persia: the Achaemenid Empire India: the Mauryan Empire China: the Qin Empire The Greek Democratic Revolution The Macedonian Empire Roman Military Imperialism The Roman Revolution 4 The End of Antiquity The Crisis of Late Antiquity Huns, Goths, Germans, and Romans Mother-Goddesses and Power-Deities Judaism, Christianity, and Islam Arabs, Persians, and Byzantines 5 The Medieval World The Abbasid Revolution Hindus, Buddhists, and the Gupta Empire Chinese History’s Revolving Door Africa: Cattle-Herders, Ironmasters, and Trading States New World Empires: Maya, Aztec, and Inca 6 European Feudalism The Cycles and Arrows of Time The Peculiarity of Europe The Rise of Western Feudalism Crusade and Jihad Lord, Burgher, and Peasant in Medieval Europe The Class Struggle in Medieval Europe The New Monarchies The New Colonialism 7 The First Wave of Bourgeois Revolutions The Reformation The Counter-Reformation The Dutch Revolution The Thirty Years War The Causes of the English Revolution Revolution and Civil War The Army, the Levellers, and the Commonwealth Colonies, Slavery, and Racism Wars of Empire 8 The Second Wave of Bourgeois Revolutions The Enlightenment The American Revolution The Storming of the Bastille The Jacobin Dictatorship From Thermidor to Napoleon 9 The Rise of Industrial Capitalism The Industrial Revolution The Chartists and the Origins of the Labour Movement The 1848 Revolutions What is Marxism? What is Capitalism The Making of the Working Class 10 The Age of Blood and Iron The Indian Mutiny The Italian Risorgimento The American Civil War Japan’s Meiji Restoration The Unification of Germany The Paris Commune The Long Depression, 1873–96 11 Imperialism and War The Scramble for Africa The Rape of China What is Imperialism? The 1905 Revolution: Russia’s Great Dress Rehearsal The Ottoman Empire and the 1908 ‘Young Turk’ Revolution 1914: Descent into Barbarism Reform or Revolution? The First World War 12 The Revolutionary Wave 1917: The February Revolution Dual Power: The Mechanics of Revolution February to October: The Rhythms of Revolution 1917: The October Insurrection 1918: How the War Ended The German Revolution Italy’s ‘Two Red Years’ World Revolution The First Chinese Revolution Revolts Against Colonialism Stalinism: The Bitter Fruit of Revolutionary Defeat 13 The Great Depression and the Rise of Fascism The Roaring Twenties The Hungry Thirties 1933: The Nazi Seizure of Power State Capitalism in Russia 1936: The French General Strike and Factory Occupations The Spanish Civil War The Causes of the Second World War 14 World War and Cold War The Second World War: Imperialism The Second World War: Barbarism The Second World War: Resistance The Cold War The Great Boom Maoist China End of Empire? Oil, Zionism, and Western Imperialism 1956: Hungary and Suez Che Guevara and the Cuban Revolution 15 The New World Disorder The Vietnam War 1968 1968–75: The Workers’ Revolt The Long Recession, 1973–92 What is Neoliberalism? 1989: The Fall of Stalinism 9/11, the War on Terror, and the New Imperialism The 2008 Crash: From Bubble to Black Hole The Second Great Depression Conclusion: Making the Future The Wealth of the World The Beast Revolution in the Twenty-First Century? Whose Apocalypse? Timeline Sources Bibliographical Notes Select Bibliography
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