Linking the CD with Wadsworth Textbooks

Follow the links below to correlation guides connecting Migration in Modern World History to the following Wadsworth textbooks:

Adler World Civilizations 2/e
Duiker/Spielvogel World History 3/e
Upshur/Terry/Holoka/Goff/Cassar World History 3/e
Spielvogel Western Civilization 4/e

Correlation guide between Migration in Modern World History and World Civilizations Comprehensive Volume 2/e by Adler

Volume II

Unit	Suggested Chapter	Additional
1. Migrations in world history, 1500-2000	29	Any Chapter
2. Exploration and conquest, 1400-1600	26	31, 33, 34
3. Commerce and religion, 1500-1700	27	40
4. Families on the move, 1550-1750	39	38
5. Carrying and borrowing culture, 1650-1750	35	50
6. Forced migration, 1700-1850	38	39
7. Migration and identity, 1750-1850	42	38, 39
8. Global economy, regional migrations, 1800-1900	44	26
9. Empire and migration, 1850-1900	40	29, 41, 42, 44
10. Diaspora’s and culture, 1880-1950	50	35, 43
11. Nations and refugees, 1900-1980	49	51, 41
12. Families in cities, 1920-1990	45	50, 39
13. Identities in a global age, 1970-2000	58	50-57

 

Correlation guide for Migrations in Modern World History to World History Volume 4e by Duiker and Spielvogel

While there are many ways to incorporate the Migrations CD-ROM into the class this correlation guide links each of the 13 units to specific chapters in your text.

Volume II

Unit	Suggested Chapter	Additional
1. Migrations in world history, 1500-2000	16	Any Chapter
2. Exploration and conquest, 1400-1600	14	16
3. Commerce and religion, 1500-1700	15	17, 19
4. Families on the move, 1550-1750	19	17
5. Carrying and borrowing culture, 1650-1750	17	19
6. Forced migration, 1700-1850	22	24
7. Migration and identity, 1750-1850	25	19, 21, 23
8. Global economy, regional migrations, 1800-1900	23	19, 23
9. Empire and migration, 1850-1900	24	14
10. Diaspora’s and culture, 1880-1950	28	29, 26
11. Nations and refugees, 1900-1980	26	25
12. Families in cities, 1920-1990	29	23, 26
13. Identities in a global age, 1970-2000	31	32, 30

 

Correlation guide between Migration in Modern World History and World History 3/e by Upshur/Terry/Holuka/Goff/Cassar

Volume II

Unit	Suggested Chapter	Additional
1. Migrations in world history, 1500-2000	9	5, 6
2. Exploration and conquest, 1400-1600	10	4, 5, 6, 13
3. Commerce and religion, 1500-1700	12	3, 8
4. Families on the move, 1550-1750	11	7, 5, 6
5. Carrying and borrowing culture, 1650-1750	13	6, 9
6. Forced migration, 1700-1850	10	5, 6
7. Migration and identity, 1750-1850	11	12, 7
8. Global economy, regional migrations, 1800-1900	12	13, 9
9. Empire and migration, 1850-1900	13	12, 4
10. Diaspora’s and culture, 1880-1950	14	13, 5, 6
11. Nations and refugees, 1900-1980	16	14, 15, 17
12. Families in cities, 1920-1990	15	14, 12
13. Identities in a global age, 1970-2000	17	15, 16

 

Correlation guide between Migration in Modern World History and Western Civilization 4/e by Jackson Spielvogel

Unit	Suggested Chapter	Additional
1. Migrations in world history, 1500-2000	19	Any Chapter
2. Exploration and conquest, 1400-1600	14	9, 6, 10, 18
3. Commerce and religion, 1500-1700	16	6, 7, 12, 13, 14
4. Families on the move, 1550-1750	15	12, 13, 14
5. Carrying and borrowing culture, 1650-1750	17	16, 17
6. Forced migration, 1700-1850	18	19, 20
7. Migration and identity, 1750-1850	20	21, 22
8. Global economy, regional migrations, 1800-1900	23	21, 22, 24
9. Empire and migration, 1850-1900	22	23, 24, 25
10. Diaspora’s and culture, 1880-1950	27	23, 24
11. Nations and refugees, 1900-1980	25	26, 27, 28
12. Families in cities, 1920-1990	26	28, 29
13. Identities in a global age, 1970-2000	29	28

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