Crash Course European History Preview

John Green introduces a series on European history, exploring its Eurocentric nature and interconnectedness with the world. He discusses the concept of Europe, its boundaries, and its historical connections with other regions. The series will cover key events from 1300, including the Black Death and changes in political and religious structures. Green also highlights the significance of ancient cave paintings, emphasizing the long history of human connection and cultural development.

What does John Green mean when he says that Europe is a 'made up idea'?

How does the concept of continents relate to the discussion of Europe and Eurasia?

In what ways does John Green suggest that Europe's history cannot be viewed in isolation?

What does John Green imply about the interconnectedness of human history?

What significance does the Black Death hold in the context of European history?

Describe the impact of cave paintings on our understanding of ancient human societies.

How does the history of Europe reflect broader human experiences over time?