AP World History Unit 4.7 | Changing Social Hierarchies (1450–1750)
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This video covers AP World History: Modern – Unit 4.7, Changing Social Hierarchies, focusing on the period c. 1450–1750.
As empires expanded across Europe, the Ottoman Empire, Mughal India, Qing China, and the Americas, rulers faced a shared challenge: how to govern diverse populations while maintaining power. This lesson examines how societies organized social hierarchies based on birth, religion, ethnicity, race, and imperial policy.
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