World Eras: Industrial Revolution in Europe (1750-1914) (repost)

World Eras is patterned after the award-winning American Decade's series. Covering areas often overlooked by other publications, World Eras provides a multicultural approach that directly reflects changing curriculum standards, with a cross-disciplinary overview of world history and a strong emphasis of daily life and social history. Each volume in this set contains in-depth coverage of one era and is organized into ten chapters: World events – A Chronology Geography The Arts – Sculpture, Architecture, Painting and Music Communications, Transportation and Exploration Social class Systems and the Economy – focusing on social-economic hierarchy Politics, Law and the Military Leisure, Recreation and Daily life – housing, clothing, food, education, etc. Family and Social Trends – customs, beliefs, roles and responsibilities Religion and Philosophy Science, Technology and HealthEach volume includes an introductory essay that provides context and overview of the era written by a scholar in the field and will contain 150 photographs, line drawings, diagrams, illustrations and sidebars. Each chapter within a volume includes an introductory essay, a timeline, entries on specific topics, events or movements, biographies of prominent individuals, and important publications of the era. A glossary of subject-specific terms appears at the end of the book.