Vol. 16 No. 1: Winter 2019

• Editor's Message

  Marc Jason Gilbert

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Forum: The Atlantic World in World History

• Introduction: Forum on Atlantic History

  David Northrup

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• Atlantic History and World History

  David Northrup

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• Incorporating the Atlantic into World History Teaching

  Rebecca Hayes

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• Indigenous Peoples of the Merrimack River Valley in the Early Seventeenth Century: An Atlantic Perspective on Northeastern America

  Christoph Strobel

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• Slaves in the Classroom: The Quest for a Usable Narrative

  Ibrahim Sundiata

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• The Monarchical Caribbean: Tomas Wood, Exiles, and Royalist Strongholds during the Spanish American Independence Wars

  Nicolás Alejandro González Quintero

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Articles

• The Spread of Islam to the Americas via the Transatlantic Slave Trade: Its Civilizational Legacy, Indigenous Encounters and Implications for American National History and Identity

  R. Charles Weller

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• Nineteenth-Century Constitutions: A Teaching Guide

  Joanna Neilson

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Book Reviews

• David Northrup, Seven Myths of Africa in World History

  Brad Crofford

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• A. James McAdams, Vanguard of the Revolution: The Global Idea of the Communist Party

  Van Gosse

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• Stanley M. Burstein, The World from 1000 BCE to 300 CE

  David M. Kalivas

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• Trevor R. Getz, A Primer for Teaching African History: Ten Design Principles

  Holly E. Marcolina

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• Kealani Cook, Return to Kahiki: Native Hawaiians in Oceania

  Gregory Samantha Rosenthal

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• Frederick Cooper, Citizenship, Inequality, and Difference: Historical Perspectives

  Clif Stratton

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• Bonnie G. Smith, Modern Empires: A Reader

  Kit Adam Wainer

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