Describe the world in 1000-1300 in four cultural spheres

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Worlds Together Worlds Apart describes the world in 1000-1300 in four cultural spheres whereas in my lectures I divide the world in 1250-1350 into three economic zones. Explain the difference between these two ways of seeing the world and discuss whether you find these two perspectives complementary or contradictory.

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