Worlds of History, Volume 2: A Comparative Reader, Since 1400 is a comprehensive resource authored by Kevin Reilly and published by Bedford/St. Martin’s in its seventh edition on September 24, 2019. Spanning 564 pages, this volume offers a flexible comparative and thematic organization designed to accommodate diverse teaching approaches. Each chapter delves into major themes such as universal religions, the environment and technology, or gender and family, presenting these topics across multiple cultures from the year 1400 onwards. The book is thoughtfully compiled by a renowned world historian with experience in community college instruction, ensuring that it serves both educators and students effectively. It includes a wide array of primary and secondary sources, accompanied by pedagogical tools aimed at enhancing students’ analytical skills and fostering independent thinking. This edition invites readers to engage critically with historical narratives, promoting a deeper understanding of global interconnections.