World History in Practice

"Thinking History Globally" by Diego Olstein provides a comprehensive methodology for approaching history with a global perspective, emphasizing the need for inclusive and expansive historical analysis.

This essay by Ron Harper explores Dr. Tracey Rizzo's perspective on the importance of analyzing the 'detritus' of history to better understand human experiences, especially those of women, within the context of global history.

Tom Standage's "A History of the World in 6 Glasses" explores the historical significance of six beverages and their impact on human civilization.

Diego Olstein's book "Thinking History Globally" provides a methodology for incorporating a global perspective into historical analysis, challenging traditional nation-state focused approaches.

Patrick Manning's book, "Navigating World History: Historians Create a Global Past," explores the development, challenges, and educational impact of world history as a formal discipline.

This document discusses the evolution and significance of world history, highlighting contributions from various scholars and the importance of incorporating diverse cultural perspectives.

This document discusses the ongoing debate about Confederate and racialized statues and monuments in the United States, focusing on the need for their removal to promote equality.

This document provides an overview of Indian fishing practices in the Pacific Northwest from 1880 to 1970, using archival photos to illustrate these practices.