Unit 1 The Origin of China Civilization

I. Ancient inhabitants

Second, the primitive farming life

Third, the hero of the legendary era

Unit 2 The Emergence of Family and Social Change

I the rise and fall of Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties

Second, the disputes during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Third, the era of great change.

Fourth, the prosperity of Chinese civilization.

Unit 3 Unified Qin and Han Empire

First, the rise and fall of the Qin Empire

Second, unify the Han Dynasty.

Third, the Huns and the peaceful war of the Han Dynasty.

Fourth, Han Tong's Western Regions and the Silk Road.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Prosperous Qin and Han culture

Unit 4 Separation of Political Power and Integration of the State

First, the three countries stand firm.

Second, the development of Jiangnan area

Third, the great integration of the northern nationalities.

Fourth, the culture of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

Unit 5 A prosperous and open society

First, the prosperous Sui Dynasty.

Second, the Tang Dynasty flourished.

Third, the establishment of the imperial examination system.

Fourth, "harmony is a family"

Verbs (short for verb) open and communicate.

The splendid culture of Sui and Tang Dynasties with intransitive verbs

The shift of economic center of gravity to the south and the development of ethnic relations

First, the era of coexistence of ethnic regimes.

Second, the economic center of gravity moved south.

Third, the social characteristics of the Song Dynasty.

Fourth, the rise of Mongolia and the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty.

Five, splendid culture of Song and Yuan Dynasties

Consolidation and social crisis of a unified multi-ethnic country

First, the strengthening of monarchical power in Ming Dynasty.

Second, exchanges and conflicts between China and foreign countries.

Third, the strengthening of centralized monarchy in Qing Dynasty.

Fourth, recover Taiwan Province Province and fight against Russia.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) consolidates a unified multi-ethnic country.

Sixth, the economic development and "closed door" in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Seven. Ming and Qing culture with distinctive characteristics of the times

The second part is the modern history of China.

Unit 1 The invasion of the great powers and the struggle of the people of China

I. The Opium War

Second, the Second Opium War

Third, recover Xinjiang.

Fourth, the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Eight-Nation Alliance's war of aggression against China.

Unit 2 Exploration of Modernization

I. Westernization Movement

Second, the Reform Movement of 1898.

Three. the Revolution of 1911

Fourth, the new culture movement.

Unit 3 The Rise of the New Democratic Revolution

First, the May 4th Patriotic Movement and the establishment of the China Producer Party.

Second, the Northern Expedition War

Third, a single spark can start a prairie fire.

Fourth, the Red Army is not afraid of expedition.

War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression of the Chinese nation

I. Unforgettable 918

Second, "Better be a dead soul than conquered people."

Three, flesh and blood to build the Great Wall

Unit 5 Victory of the People's Liberation War

First, the civil war bonfire

Second, strategic Armageddon.

Unit 6 Modern Economy, Social Life, Science and Technology and Ideology and Culture

First, the development of modern national industries in China.

Second, the changes in modern social life.

Third, modern science and technology and ideology and culture.

The third part is the modern history of China.

Unit 1 The Establishment and Consolidation of People's Republic of China (PRC)

First, the establishment of the new China.

Second, the struggle to consolidate the new regime.

Unit 2 Exploration of the Socialist Road

First, the beginning of industrialization.

Second, three major changes

Third, explore the road of building socialism.

Four, the decade of the "cultural revolution"

Building socialism with China characteristics

First, a great historical turning point

Second, reform and opening up.

Three. build socialism with chinese characteristics

Unit 4 National Unity. Motherland reunification, national defense construction and diplomatic achievements

I. National unity

Second, the reunification of the motherland.

Third, national defense construction.

Four. Diplomatic achievements

Unit 5 Modern Science and Technology, Education, Literature and Art, Sports and Social Life in China

I. Science and technology

Second, education.

Three. Literature, art and sports

Fourth, social life.

The fourth part is the ancient history of the world

First, humans in prehistoric times

Second, ancient human civilization.

Third, the medieval Eurasian civilization.

Fourth, the collision and integration of civilizations.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) science and technology and ideology and culture

Part V Modern World History

Unit 1 Stepping into the Threshold of Modern Society

First, the Renaissance and the opening of new air routes.

Second, the social changes in major European and American countries

Unit 2 The Establishment and Turbulence of Modern Society

First of all, the first industrial revolution

Second, colonial expansion and the struggle of colonial people.

Third, the international workers' movement and the birth of Marxism

Unit 3 the development and end of modern society

First, the consolidation and expansion of bourgeois rule.

Second, the second industrial revolution

Three. World War I

Unit 4 Modern Science and Ideology and Culture

First of all, the power of thought and science

Second, modern literature and art

Part VI Modern World History

Exploration of socialist road in Soviet Union

I. Russian October Revolution

Second, the exploration of the socialist road.

The world under the Versailles-Washington system

I. Versailles-Washington System

Second, the one-year economic crisis and Roosevelt's New Deal.

Third, fascist forces are rampant.

Unit 3 = World War II

I. The outbreak and expansion of the Second World War

Second, the turning point and victory of the Second World War

Unit 4 Development and Changes of Major Capitalist Countries after World War II

First, the development of American economy.

Second, the economic development of Western Europe.

Third, the rise of Japan.

Unit 5 Reform and Evolution of Socialist Countries

I. Reform and disintegration of the Soviet Union

Two. Reform and Evolution of Socialist Countries in Eastern Europe

Unit 6 Independence and Revitalization of Asian, African and Latin American Countries

First, the rise of Asia, Africa and Latin America.

Second, the turbulent Middle East.

Unit 7 the evolution of the post-war world pattern

I. Confrontation in the Cold War

Second, the multipolarization trend of the world political structure.

Three. Globalization of the world economy

Unit 8 Modern Science, Technology and Culture

I. The Third Scientific and Technological Revolution

Second, modern culture.

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