In this second lecture of the series we'll be considering the World as it was in 1492: a World more varied and more balanced than anything since.

World History Since 1500 II: The World in 1492

Lectures and reflections on modern World history since 1500 by Dutch historian Dr. R.J. Barendse

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Focusing on colonial India, Nigeria and Burma in this lecture we will be considering the causes of the cleft between a rich Europe and a poor Africa and Asia.

XXIV. The development of underdevelopment

In this lecture we'll be examining religion in the nineteenth century and the difficult relationship between science and the Christian faith.

Science, unbelief and religion,

In this lecture we will be considering the colonial conquests of the nineteenth century focusing particularly on Africa.

XXIII. Colonial conquest.

In this lecture we'll be considering the two great ideas of the modern age: liberalism and socialism.

XXI. The rise of ideologies.

Proceeding from a review of the American Civil War we will be looking at the secular religion of nationalism.

World History Since 1500 II: The World in 1492

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