Migration in modern world history, 1500-2000
By: produced by the World History Center, Patrick Manning, director.
Contributors: Manning, Patrick, 1941-; Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.). World History Center.
Publisher: Wadsworth
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Belmont, CA
Language: eng
Format: Electronic resource
Subjects: Emigration and immigration -- History; Migration, Internal -- History
Description: Thirteen chronological and thematic units explore world history since 1500 through the issue of migration. Each unit includes sections on evidence, narrative, and analysis. Contains over 400 documents, including primary and secondary texts, images, maps, charts, databases, simulations, and audio and video selections.
Notes: Title from disc label.

College history students.

System requirements for Windows: Pentium PC; 32MB RAM; Windows 95/98/NT; 256-color display; 4X CD-ROM drive.

System requirements for Macintosh: Power PC; 32MB RAM; System 7.6.1 or later; 4X CD-ROM drive.
Table of contents: title: Migrations in world history, 1500-2000; title: Exploration and conquest, 1400-1600; title: Commerce and religion, 1500-1700; title: Families on the move, 1550-1750; title: Carrying and borrowing culture, 1650-1750; title: Force migration, 1700-1850; title: Migration and identity, 1750-1850; title: Global economy, regional migrations, 1800-1900; title: Empire and migration, 1850-1900; title: Diasporas and culture, 1880-1900; title: Nations and refugees, 1900-1980; title: Families in cities, 1920-1990; title: Identities in a global age, 1970-2000.