دانلود کتاب The Cambridge History of America and the World: Volume 1, 1500-1820

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Contents Figures Maps List of Contributors to Volume I General Introduction: What is America and the World? Introduction: What Does America and the World “Mean” before 1825? Part I. Geographies 1. Changing American Geographies 2. Maritime Borderlands 3. The Americas and the Contested Aquatic World of the Atlantic, Indian, and the Pacific Oceans 4. Extractive Industries and the Transformation of American Environments Part II. People 5. Jews, Muslims, Pagans, and America 6. Statelessness, Subjecthood, and the Early American Past 7. Mobility and the Movement of Peoples 8. How Native Americans Shaped Early America Part III. Empires 9. The Early Iberian American World 10. Making Colonies and Empires in North America and the Greater Caribbean 11. Imperial Wars, Imperial Reforms 12. Law and Empire, 1500 - 1812 Part IV. Circulation/Connections 13. West Africa, 1500 - 1825 14. The Commercial Worlds of Early America 15. Uncertain America: Settler Colonies, the Circulation of Ideas, and the Vexed Situation of Early American Thought 16. America and the Pacific: The View from the Beach Part V. Institutions 17. Slavery, Captivity, and the Slave Trade in Colonial North America’s Global Connections 18. A Maritime World 19. Antislavery in America, 1760 1820: Comparisons, Contours, Contexts 20. Women, Gender, Families, and States 21. Empires and the Boundaries of Religion Part VI. Revolutions 22. Independence and Union: Imperfect Unions in Revolutionary Anglo America 23. Atlantic Revolutions 24. Citizenship 25. The United States and the Americas Index