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Introduction and Chapter I
The formation of the Modern Age in Europe
1
The start of the Modern Age. The Great Geographical Discoveries
Lessons 1–2
2
New economy and the formation of industrial society
Lessons 3
3
The Reformation in Europe
Lessons 4
4
Renaissance culture and science
Lessons 5
Chapter II
Europe and America in the 16th–18th centuries
5
England: absolutism and the bourgeois revolution
Lessons 6
6
International relations in the 16th–18th centuries
Lessons 7
7
Absolutism in France and the start of the revolution
Lessons 8
8
The end and significance of the French Revolution
Lessons 9
9
Germany in the 16th–18th centuries
Lessons 10
10
Russia in the 16th–18th centuries
Lessons 11
11
North America and the founding of the United States
Lessons 12
12
The Age of Enlightenment
Lessons 13
Chapter III
Asia and Africa in the 16th–18th centuries
13
Features of the development of Asian countries
Lessons 14
14
China in the 16th–18th centuries
Lessons 15
15
India in the 16th–18th centuries
Lessons 16
16
Japan and Korea in the 16th–18th centuries
Lessons 17
17
The Ottoman Empire in the 16th–18th centuries
Lessons 18
18
Iran in the 16th–18th centuries
Lessons 19
19
Africa in the 16th–18th centuries
Lessons 20
Chapter IV
Europe and America in 1800–1870
20
Great Britain (1800–1870)
Lessons 21
21
France (1800–1870)
Lessons 22
22
Germany and Italy (1815–1871)
Lessons 23
23
Russia (1800–1870)
Lessons 24
24
The USA (1800–1870)
Lessons 25
25
Latin America (1800–1870)
Lessons 26
Chapter V
Asia and Africa in 1800–1870
26
India (1800–1870)
Lessons 27
27
China (1800–1870)
Lessons 28
28
Japan (1800–1870)
Lessons 29
29
Korea (1800–1870)
Lessons 30
30
The Ottoman Empire (1800–1870)
Lessons 31
31
Iran and Afghanistan (1800–1870)
Lessons 32
32
Africa (1800–1870) and conclusion
Lessons 33–34
☰ Contents · World history
Grade 8
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World history
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Week 4
Renaissance culture and science
Lessons 5 · 1 lessons · R. Farmonov, U. Jo‘rayev, Sh. Ergashev. Jahon tarixi (XVI–XIX asrning 60-yillari) (World history, 16th century – 1860s), Grade 8. Cho‘lpon Publishing House, Tashkent, 2019 (revised and expanded 4th edition)
Lesson 5
Quiz
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Homework
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