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A View of History,an societies and their achievements in all fields of human endeavor, as well as the story of war and peace and their consequences. Because no one can confidently prove or disprove assertions about the past, any conversation about history is necessarily controversial. Therefore, all assertions made b

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Processes of Societal Transformation,states played important, at times decisive roles as agents of change and forces of transformation. Lately, however, the roles of all such agents have been vastly and irreversibly diminished, and the roles of the societal processes of change have been enhanced at their expense. These processes are de

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Social Transformation, to the way we live. Through time, societies have been transformed from small associations of individuals tied together by instincts, need, and fear, to small communities tied together by circumstances, kinship, traditions, and religious beliefs, to nations tied together by history, politics, ideolo

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Agents of Historical Change,e mechanism through which change is introduced and managed in society. Therefore, they are not agents that provoke change and make history but tools to introduce and coordinate change. Nevertheless, no change can be initiated without the involvement of at least one societal process, and no social tr

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Theories of World History,s involved conflict and profound change, countless bloody wars, and massive—at times chaotic—sociopolitical, socioeconomic, and sociocultural transformations due primarily to countless scientific discoveries and the development of innovative technological tools, machines and systems. These developme

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The Train of Time,ges the contributions of the linear, cyclical, and chaotic conceptions of world history but finds them insufficient. It sees each conception as describing one aspect or one stage of a history in the making, and therefore, neither conception is able to tell the entire story of world history, which co

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Ideology and History,logy functions as a social system to organize and educate people, motivating them to develop certain attitudes, adopt certain worldviews, and seek, through collective action, certain objectives. As such, ideology tends to govern a broad range of human relationships and influence the course of change