Kim Sang-yeop et al.: European history

Europe stood at the center of world history, sharing history and culture from the Ural Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean to the west, from the Mediterranean to the North to Scandinavia. The world as we know it is a European history, but it's not too much. The book has gathered the history of countries that are geographically and historically European. When you read the history of Europe, you see the history. And we can also find out what the way to go is in our present reality. European history, which began about three million years ago with the rise of the ancestors of mankind in Africa and some of them arriving in Europe about two million years earlier, has blossomed with the Creta and Miquene civilizations, developed Greek urban civilization, and it has entered the Pax Romana era. The Roman Empire's civilization, with its Germanic movement, was greatly transformed, but it fused Persian culture through the East Roman Empire and blossomed Byzantine culture, which is a Renaissance ancestor. European people, more and more ideologically filled with the long darkness of the Middle Ages, have created an industrial revolution that can be called the wings of a new humanity in full modern light. All the Europeans who have lived deep inside of this European history are dreaming of European integration of the Roman Empire, the Karolinger dynasty, based on equality and peace in two world wars. Now most of Europe is moving through the Treaty of Maastricht, which began with a system of economic and political communities. Although economic degradation has brought to light the shortness of the system, in the year '20, when Brexit became a reality, the effort of members to survive the 1992s continues.

Korean title: 유럽사

Korean author: 김상엽 외

Korean publisher: 청아출판사

ISBN-13: 9788936811389