Philips' Atlas World History
Learn about the following topics in this colorful atlas:Ancient history, Hunter-Gatherers, Farming, Colonization, Assyrian Empire, Phoenicians, Neo-Babylonian Empire, Persian War, Peloponnesian War, Greek History, World Religions, Buddhism, Christianity, Chinese History, Han Empire, Roman Empire, Barbarians, Medieval World, Byzantine Empire, Tang China, Charlemagne, Vikings, African History, Holy Roman Empire, The Crusades, the Ottoman Empire, the Mongol Empire, the Black Death, the Plague, Hundred Years War, Incan Empire, Aztec Empire, American Revolution, Slavery, American Civil War, World War I, Great Depression, World War II.Suggested Reading Level: LS (Lower Secondary) OR US (Upper Secondary)
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