Quarter 1 History HN test

East Asia Turns Inward and Defines Itself

This episode explores how China, Japan, and Korea resisted European influence and focused on internal development during the early modern era, with a look at Buddhist philosophy and cultural resilience. Elsa and Madison unpack key moments of isolation, state-building, and faith in the region's history. Through specific stories, policies, and personalities, listeners gain a clear foundation for their upcoming History HN test.

Rise and Golden Age of the Muslim Empires

Explore the epic stories of the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empires — from their explosive rise and territorial expansion to their vibrant cultures and eventual declines. Elsa and Madison break down the key rulers, religious policies, and trademark achievements that shaped world history.

From Renaissance to Reformation and Exploration

This episode journeys through the Renaissance, Protestant Reformation, and Age of Exploration, unpacking their causes, main players, and sweeping global effects. Elsa Sjöberg and Madison Clark illuminate the connections and consequences that shaped the modern world.