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More About This Title European History For Dummies
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- Accompanied by access to a value-add timeline and 'Who's Who in European History' section on dummies.com
- This new edition contains an 8-page colour insert so you can see who, what, and where the ensuing historical action takes place.
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Seán Lang, PhD, is the author of the bestselling British History For Dummies, now in its third edition. He is a senior university lecturer in history and has been teaching history to school, college and university students for more than two decades.
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Part I: Origins of a Continent.
Chapter 1: Not So Much a Continent, More a Way of Life.
Chapter 2: The Stone Age Rocks.
Part II: Europe of the Ancients.
Chapter 3: You’re Ancient History!
Chapter 4: The Ups and Downs of the Roman Empire.
Part III: Middle Ages.
Chapter 5: Dancing in the Dark Ages.
Chapter 6: Gold, Murder, and Frankish Sense.
Chapter 7: Knock, Knock, Knocking Heads at Heaven's Door.
Chapter 8: Don't Call Us Medieval!
Part IV: New Ideas, New Worlds.
Chapter 9: Back to the Future: The Renaissance.
Chapter 10: Reformation Ruckus.
Chapter 11: Mass and Massacre: The Wars of Religion.
Chapter 12: Tsar Wars.
Chapter 13: Absolute Power: The Sun King Rises.
Part V: Europe Rules the World.
Chapter 14: The (Almost) Irresistible Rise of France and Russia.
Chapter 15: Seeking Enlightenment.
Chapter 16: France Catches a Cold – and We're All Still Sneezing.
Chapter 17: Grime Wave: Europe Gets Industrial.
Chapter 18: Building Nations.
Part VI: Europe Tears Itself in Two.
Chapter 19: Europe's Age of Empire.
Chapter 20: The War to End All Wars – Doesn't.
Chapter 21: Revolution in Russia.
Chapter 22: Europe Goes to Extremes.
Chapter 23: World War to Cold War.
Chapter 24: Eurovision.
Chapter 25: New Millennium: New Europe.
Part VII: The Par t of Tens.
Chapter 26: Ten Europeans Who Dominated the Continent.
Chapter 27: Ten Days That Shook Europe – and the World.
Chapter 28: Ten Places (apart from Naples) to See Before You Die.
Chapter 29: Ten Things Europe (and the World) Could Have Done Without.
Index.