The History of White People: Tribes, Thrones, Enlightenment

The history of white people is far more complex, contradictory, and surprising than the version you think you know. From the nomadic tribes that wandered Ice Age Europe to the empires that redrew the map of the world, the story of white people is not a single narrative but a tangled web of cultures, conflicts, and ideas that shaped the modern world in ways most people never consider. This book cuts through the myths and tells the real story, warts and all.The journey traces from ancient Celtic warriors and Viking raiders to the rise of feudal kingdoms and the explosive era of exploration and colonialism. Ideas about race, identity, and civilization were constructed over centuries, and those ideas continue to echo today. The tribal origins of European peoples and how geography shaped their cultures. How the Roman Empire unified and then fractured an entire continent. The medieval power struggles between kings, popes, and rising merchant classes. The Enlightenment's revolutionary ideas and their unintended consequences. How colonialism, industrialization, and two world wars transformed European identity.

Pagina's: 204, Editie: Eerste editie, Paperback, Skriuwer.com