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Texas: World History Studies : TXWH Unit 27: How Scientific Discoveries Affected Societies before 1750

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1. TXWH Unit 2: How Early Civilizations Developed from 8000 BCE to 500 BCE
2. TXWH Unit 3: Contributions and Influence of Classical Civilizations on Subsequent Civilizations
3. TXWH Unit 4: How New Political, Economic, and Social Systems Evolved and Expanded from 600 to 1450
4. TXWH Unit 5: Causes, Characteristics, and Impact of the Renaissance and the Reformation
5. TXWH Unit 6: Characteristics and Impact of the Maya, Inca, and Aztec Civilizations
6. TXWH Unit 7: Causes and Impact of European Expansion from 1450 to 1750
7. TXWH Unit 8: Causes and Global Impact of the Industrial Revolution and European Imperialism
8. TXWH Unit 9: Causes and Effects of Major Political Revolutions between 1750 and 1914
9. TXWH Unit 10: Causes and Impact of World War I
10. TXWH Unit 11: Causes and Impact of the Global Economic Depression after World War I
11. TXWH Unit 12: Causes and Impact of World War II
12. TXWH Unit 13: Impact of Major Events Associated with the Cold War and Independence Movements
13. TXWH Unit 14: Development of Radical Islamic Fundamentalism and Use of Terrorism by Some Adherents
14. TXWH Unit 17: Impact of the Neolithic and Industrial Revolutions and Globalization on Humanity
15. TXWH Unit 18: Historical Origins of Contemporary Economic Systems and Benefits of Free Enterprise
16. TXWH Unit 19: Characteristics of Major Political Systems throughout History
17. TXWH Unit 20: How Contemporary Political Systems Have Developed from Earlier Systems of Government
18. TXWH Unit 21: Significance of Political Decisions Made by Individuals, Groups, and Nations
19. TXWH Unit 22: Development of Significant Legal and Political Concepts related to Citizenship
20. TXWH Unit 23: History and Relevance of Major Religious and Philosophical Traditions
21. TXWH Unit 24: Roles of Women, Children, and Families in Different Historical Cultures
22. TXWH Unit 25: How the Development of Ideas Has Influenced Institutions and Societies
23. TXWH Unit 26: Relationship between the Arts and the Times during Which They Were Created
24. TXWH Unit 27: How Scientific Discoveries Affected Societies before 1750
25. TXWH Unit 28: How Scientific Discoveries Affected Societies after 1750

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