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Conquest of the Americas / Marshall C. Eakin ; The Teaching Company.

Par : Eakin, Marshall C, 1952- | Vanderbilt University.
Collaborateur(s) : The Teaching Company.
Collection : The Great Courses ; Modern History. Éditeur : Chantilly, VA : The Teaching Company, 2002Édition : 1st ed.Description :4 DVDs (720 min.) : sd. col. ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 Course Guidebook (iv, 112 p. : ill. ; 19 cm).ISBN : 1565857305 (dvd).Sujet(s) : Explorers | American History | Modern HistoryRessources en ligne : Publisher's Website.
Dépouillement complet :
"The many topics covered by Professor Eakin as he moves through the turbulent times of the conquest also include: - The growth of the transatlantic slave trade as the conquerors began running out of the labor they needed to exploit the new territories. - The spread of the plantation system as it became the lifeblood of the Portuguese colonial economy. - The building of Spain's "golden age" on the backs of the indigenous peoples whose grueling labor mined the rich silver deposits of Mexico and South America. - The "quest for souls" as Christian religious orders fanned out across the Americas. - How the native peoples of the Americas resisted complete assimilation by creating new and colorful religions from the simmering pot of Christianity and long-held native beliefs. In the final lectures, Professor Eakin looks at the foundations of the different societies in the Americas and looks forward, for better or for worse, to what future may emerge from this common past. "
CONTENTS:
PART 1
Disc 1 Lecture 1. Three People Collide Lecture 2. The Native Americans Lecture 3. Mayas, Aztecs, and Incas Lecture 4. Europeans and Africans Lecture 5. European Overseas Expansion Lecture 6. Christopher Columbus - Path to Conquest
DISC 2 Lecture 7. Stepping Stones - The Conquest of the Caribbean Lecture 8. The Rise of Hernan Cortes Lecture 9. The Fall of Montezuma Lecture 10. Conquistadors and Incas Lecture 11. The Frontiers of Empire Lecture 12. Portuguese Brazil - The King's Plantation
PART 2
Disc 3 Lecture 13. The Atlantic Slave Trade Lecture 14. Haciendas and Plantations Lecture 15. American Silver and Spanish Galleons Lecture 16. The Sword and the Cross Lecture 17. New Peoples, New Religions Lecture 18. Late Arrivals - The English in North America
DISC 4 Lecture 19. Conquest by Dispossession Lecture 20. Late Arrivals - The French in the Americas Lecture 21. Pirates of the Caribbean Lecture 22. Clash of Cultures - Victors and Vanquished Lecture 23. The Rise of "American" Identities Lecture 24. The Americas - Collisions and Convergence
Résumé analytique : "The many topics covered by Professor Eakin as he moves through the turbulent times of the conquest also include: - The growth of the transatlantic slave trade as the conquerors began running out of the labor they needed to exploit the new territories. - The spread of the plantation system as it became the lifeblood of the Portuguese colonial economy. - The building of Spain's "golden age" on the backs of the indigenous peoples whose grueling labor mined the rich silver deposits of Mexico and South America. - The "quest for souls" as Christian religious orders fanned out across the Americas. - How the native peoples of the Americas resisted complete assimilation by creating new and colorful religions from the simmering pot of Christianity and long-held native beliefs. In the final lectures, Professor Eakin looks at the foundations of the different societies in the Americas and looks forward, for better or for worse, to what future may emerge from this common past. "Portée et contenu : DVD CONTENTS: PART 1 Disc 1 Lecture 1. Three People Collide Lecture 2. The Native Americans Lecture 3. Mayas, Aztecs, and Incas Lecture 4. Europeans and Africans Lecture 5. European Overseas Expansion Lecture 6. Christopher Columbus - Path to Conquest DISC 2 Lecture 7. Stepping Stones - The Conquest of the Caribbean Lecture 8. The Rise of Hernan Cortes Lecture 9. The Fall of Montezuma Lecture 10. Conquistadors and Incas Lecture 11. The Frontiers of Empire Lecture 12. Portuguese Brazil - The King's Plantation PART 2 Disc 3 Lecture 13. The Atlantic Slave Trade Lecture 14. Haciendas and Plantations Lecture 15. American Silver and Spanish Galleons Lecture 16. The Sword and the Cross Lecture 17. New Peoples, New Religions Lecture 18. Late Arrivals - The English in North America DISC 4 Lecture 19. Conquest by Dispossession Lecture 20. Late Arrivals - The French in the Americas Lecture 21. Pirates of the Caribbean Lecture 22. Clash of Cultures - Victors and Vanquished Lecture 23. The Rise of "American" Identities Lecture 24. The Americas - Collisions and ConvergencePortée et contenu : COURSE GUIDEBOOK CONTENTS: Professor Biography Course Scope Lecture 1: Three People Collide Lecture 2: The Native Americans Lecture 3: Mayas, Aztecs, and Incas Lecture 4: Europeans and Africans Lecture 5: European Overseas Expansion Lecture 6: Christopher Columbus - Path to Conquest Lecture 7: Stepping Stones - The Conquest of the Caribbean Lecture 8: The Rise of Hernan Cortes Lecture 9: The Fall of Montezuma Lecture 10: Conquistadors and Incas Lecture 11: The Frontiers of Empire Lecture 12: Portuguese Brazil - The King's Plantation Lecture 13: The Atlantic Slave Trade Lecture 14: Haciendas and Plantations Lecture 15: American Silver and Spanish Galleons Lecture 16: The Sword and the Cross Lecture 17: New Peoples, New Religions Lecture 18: Late Arrivals - The English in North America Lecture 19: Conquest by Dispossession Lecture 20: Late Arrivals - The French in the Americas Lecture 21: Pirates of the Caribbean Lecture 22: Clash of Cultures - Victors and Vanquished Lecture 23: The Rise of "American" Identities Lecture 24: The Americas - Collisions and Convergence Maps Timeline Glossary Biographical Notes Bibliography
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Includes 24 x 30 min. lectures.
Also includes a course guidebooks.

Course guidebook includes a glossary, biographical notes, and a bibliography.

"The many topics covered by Professor Eakin as he moves through the turbulent times of the conquest also include:
- The growth of the transatlantic slave trade as the conquerors began running out of the labor they needed to exploit the new territories.
- The spread of the plantation system as it became the lifeblood of the Portuguese colonial economy.
- The building of Spain's "golden age" on the backs of the indigenous peoples whose grueling labor mined the rich silver deposits of Mexico and South America.
- The "quest for souls" as Christian religious orders fanned out across the Americas.
- How the native peoples of the Americas resisted complete assimilation by creating new and colorful religions from the simmering pot of Christianity and long-held native beliefs.
In the final lectures, Professor Eakin looks at the foundations of the different societies in the Americas and looks forward, for better or for worse, to what future may emerge from this common past. "

CONTENTS:

PART 1

Disc 1
Lecture 1. Three People Collide
Lecture 2. The Native Americans
Lecture 3. Mayas, Aztecs, and Incas
Lecture 4. Europeans and Africans
Lecture 5. European Overseas Expansion
Lecture 6. Christopher Columbus - Path to Conquest

DISC 2
Lecture 7. Stepping Stones - The Conquest of the Caribbean
Lecture 8. The Rise of Hernan Cortes
Lecture 9. The Fall of Montezuma
Lecture 10. Conquistadors and Incas
Lecture 11. The Frontiers of Empire
Lecture 12. Portuguese Brazil - The King's Plantation

PART 2

Disc 3
Lecture 13. The Atlantic Slave Trade
Lecture 14. Haciendas and Plantations
Lecture 15. American Silver and Spanish Galleons
Lecture 16. The Sword and the Cross
Lecture 17. New Peoples, New Religions
Lecture 18. Late Arrivals - The English in North America

DISC 4
Lecture 19. Conquest by Dispossession
Lecture 20. Late Arrivals - The French in the Americas
Lecture 21. Pirates of the Caribbean
Lecture 22. Clash of Cultures - Victors and Vanquished
Lecture 23. The Rise of "American" Identities
Lecture 24. The Americas - Collisions and Convergence

"The many topics covered by Professor Eakin as he moves through the turbulent times of the conquest also include:
- The growth of the transatlantic slave trade as the conquerors began running out of the labor they needed to exploit the new territories.
- The spread of the plantation system as it became the lifeblood of the Portuguese colonial economy.
- The building of Spain's "golden age" on the backs of the indigenous peoples whose grueling labor mined the rich silver deposits of Mexico and South America.
- The "quest for souls" as Christian religious orders fanned out across the Americas.
- How the native peoples of the Americas resisted complete assimilation by creating new and colorful religions from the simmering pot of Christianity and long-held native beliefs.
In the final lectures, Professor Eakin looks at the foundations of the different societies in the Americas and looks forward, for better or for worse, to what future may emerge from this common past. "

DVD CONTENTS:

PART 1

Disc 1
Lecture 1. Three People Collide
Lecture 2. The Native Americans
Lecture 3. Mayas, Aztecs, and Incas
Lecture 4. Europeans and Africans
Lecture 5. European Overseas Expansion
Lecture 6. Christopher Columbus - Path to Conquest

DISC 2
Lecture 7. Stepping Stones - The Conquest of the Caribbean
Lecture 8. The Rise of Hernan Cortes
Lecture 9. The Fall of Montezuma
Lecture 10. Conquistadors and Incas
Lecture 11. The Frontiers of Empire
Lecture 12. Portuguese Brazil - The King's Plantation

PART 2

Disc 3
Lecture 13. The Atlantic Slave Trade
Lecture 14. Haciendas and Plantations
Lecture 15. American Silver and Spanish Galleons
Lecture 16. The Sword and the Cross
Lecture 17. New Peoples, New Religions
Lecture 18. Late Arrivals - The English in North America

DISC 4
Lecture 19. Conquest by Dispossession
Lecture 20. Late Arrivals - The French in the Americas
Lecture 21. Pirates of the Caribbean
Lecture 22. Clash of Cultures - Victors and Vanquished
Lecture 23. The Rise of "American" Identities
Lecture 24. The Americas - Collisions and Convergence

COURSE GUIDEBOOK CONTENTS:

Professor Biography
Course Scope

Lecture 1: Three People Collide
Lecture 2: The Native Americans
Lecture 3: Mayas, Aztecs, and Incas
Lecture 4: Europeans and Africans
Lecture 5: European Overseas Expansion
Lecture 6: Christopher Columbus - Path to Conquest
Lecture 7: Stepping Stones - The Conquest of the Caribbean
Lecture 8: The Rise of Hernan Cortes
Lecture 9: The Fall of Montezuma
Lecture 10: Conquistadors and Incas
Lecture 11: The Frontiers of Empire
Lecture 12: Portuguese Brazil - The King's Plantation
Lecture 13: The Atlantic Slave Trade
Lecture 14: Haciendas and Plantations
Lecture 15: American Silver and Spanish Galleons
Lecture 16: The Sword and the Cross
Lecture 17: New Peoples, New Religions
Lecture 18: Late Arrivals - The English in North America
Lecture 19: Conquest by Dispossession
Lecture 20: Late Arrivals - The French in the Americas
Lecture 21: Pirates of the Caribbean
Lecture 22: Clash of Cultures - Victors and Vanquished
Lecture 23: The Rise of "American" Identities
Lecture 24: The Americas - Collisions and Convergence

Maps
Timeline
Glossary
Biographical Notes
Bibliography

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