Course27 lectures33 h 17 min
History 162A - Fall 2013
David WETZEL · University of California, Berkeley
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Lectures
- History 162A - Lecture 1: The 18th Century States System
- History 162A - Lecture 2: The German Question, 1763-1787
- History 162A - Lecture 3: The Wars of the French Revolution, 1792-1802
- History 162A - Lecture 4: Napoleon Bonaparte: An International Criminal
- History 162A - Lecture 5: Downfall of Napoleon, 1810-1814
- History 162A - Lecture 6: Congress of Vienna
- History 162A - Lecture 7: Congress System, 1818-1823
- History 162A - Lecture 8: Nationalism, Liberalism, and Conservatism, 1830-1848
- History 162A - Lecture 9: Revolutions of 1848
- History 162A - Lecture 10: The Crimean War
- History 162A - Lecture 11: Wars of Italian Unification
- History 162A - Lecture 12: Wars of German Unification –I
- History 162A - Lecture 13: Wars of German Unification—II
- History 162A - Lecture 14: Discussion
- History 162A - Lecture 15: Balkan Crises
- History 162A - Lecture 16: Bismarck’s Alliance
- History 162A - Lecture 17: Making of the Franco-Russian Alliance
- History 162A - Lecture 18: The New Imperialism
- History 162A - Lecture 19: Wars of Imperialism
- History 162A - Lecture 20: Weltpolitik
- History 162A - Lecture 21: Making of the Triple Entente—I
- History 162A - Lecture 22: Making of the Triple Entente—II
- History 162A - Lecture 23: Balkan Crises
- History 162A - Lecture 24: Underlying Causes of WWI
- History 162A - Lecture 25: the Last Days of Mankind, July 1914-I
- History 162A - Lecture 26: The Last Days of Mankind, July 1914-II
- History 162A - Lecture 27: Discussion
Credits and licence
- Institution
- University of California, Berkeley
- Teacher
- David WETZEL
- Year
- 2013
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- History
- Source
- Internet Archive
- Licence
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- Attribution
- Copyright UC Regents 2013
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