World History 101
Prehistory to 1500

Class 1    Introduction
Class 2    Human Nature
Class 3    Agricultural Revolution
Class 4    The Coming of Cities
Class 5    Africa - Part 1
Class 6    Africa - Part 2
Class 7    Mesopotamia - Part 1
Class 8    Mesopotamia - Part 2
Class 9    Egypt - Part 1
Class 10  Egypt - Part 2
Class 11  Eastern Mediterran. - Part 1
Class 12  Eastern Mediterran. - Part 2
Class 13  Hebrews & Persians - Part 1
Class 14  Hebrews & Persians - Part 2
Class 15  The Greeks - Part 1
Class 16  The Greeks - Part 2
Class 17  The Greeks - Part 3
Class 18  Early India - Part 1
Class 19  Early India - Part 2
Class 20  Early China - Part 1
Class 21  Early China - Part 2
Class 22  The Romans - Part 1
Class 23  The Romans - Part 2
Class 24  Christianity - Part 1
Class 25  Christianity - Part 2
Class 26  Islam - Part 1
Class 27  Islam - Part 2
Class 28  People & Contacts
Class 29  The Americas - Part 1
Class 30  The Americas - Part 2
Class 31  India & Southeast Asia
Class 32  Tang & Song China
Class 33  Japan
Class 34  European Early Middle Ages
Class 35  High Middle Ages
Class 36  Mongols & Turks
Class 37  The Non-Western World
Class 38  Italian Renaissance - Part 1
Class 39  Italian Renaissance - Part 2
Class 40  The Iberians

In addition to teaching college history for over 35 years, Professor Reynolds wrote numerous books and essays on historical subjects and held tenured professorships at three colleges and universities. He was awarded for his teaching excellence, and several of his published works are highly acclaimed and received awards from national organizations. His last appearance on the History Channel was in a special about Admiral William F. "Bull" Halsey, Jr. and World War II in the Pacific. His last book, a 546 page biography entitled, On the Warpath in the Pacific, Admiral Jocko Clark and the Fast Carriers, was published in 2005 to superb reviews.
 

Professor Reynolds is not politically correct. He's an old school scholar and tells it like it is.
 

His brilliance in the classroom and vast knowledge, especially of warfare and military strategy throughout time, infuse the entire course with energy and excitement. He speaks fluent German and knows World Wars I and II  inside and out, how they were fought, everything leading up to them, and everything following. Unquestionably, this 80-DVD set is a valuable asset for students and history-lovers, and a pleasurable one as well.

Both World History 101 and 102 are semester-length courses and are ideal for high school students who want to know what college is really like, serious home-schooled students, other college students as an enhancement to their own studies, and adults who want to be introduced to the great cultures, peoples and events of world history.

World History 101 includes 40 classes and covers prehistory to 1500.
 

World History 102 includes 40 classes and covers
1500 to 2001.

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