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HIST100 Not taught in 2010
World History: 600-1900CE

15 Points


Aim/Objectives

This paper surveys the growth of globalisation and the emergence of the ‘modern world’. It focuses on networks of commerce and the consumption of commodities, the production and sharing of knowledge, in addition to the movement of people and the spread of diseases, plants and animals.

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Equivalent(s): 0202100
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Internal assessment/examination ratio: 1 : 0

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