Bridging World History Season 1 Episode 2 History and Memory 2004
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How are history and memory different? Topics in this unit range from the celebration of Columbus Day to the demolition of a Korean museum to the historical re-interpretation of Mayan civilization, exploring the ways historians, nations, families, and individuals capture, exploit, and know the past, and the dynamic nature of historical practice and knowledge.
- Released: 2004-01-09
- Runtime: 28 minutes
- Genre: Documentary
- Stars:
- Director: Eric Slade
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1. Maps, Time, and World History 2004-01-02
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2. History and Memory 2004-01-09
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3. Human Migrations 2004-01-16
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4. Agricultural and Urban Revolutions 2004-01-23
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5. Early Belief Systems 2004-01-30
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6. Order and Early Societies 2004-02-06
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7. The Spread of Religions 2004-02-13
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8. Early Economies 2004-02-20
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9. Connections Across Land 2004-02-27
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10. Connections Across Water 2004-03-05
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11. Early Empires 2004-03-12
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12. Transmission of Traditions 2004-03-19
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13. Family and Household 2004-03-26
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14. Land and Labor Relationships 2004-04-02
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15. Early Global Commodities 2004-04-09
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16. Food, Demographics, and Culture 2004-04-16
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17. Ideas Shape the World 2004-04-23
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18. Rethinking the Rise of the West 2004-04-30
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19. Global Industrialization 2004-05-07
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20. Imperial Designs 2004-05-14
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21. Colonial Identities 2004-05-21
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22. Global War and Peace 2004-05-28
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23. People Shape the World 2004-06-04
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24. Globalization and Economics 2004-06-11
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25. Global Popular Culture 2004-06-18
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26. World History and Identity 2004-06-25
