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| Global Events | Impact in General |
| The World Wars | reduction of European influence outside of Europe
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| the Cold War | globalization of diplomacy and conflict
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| nuclear weaponry | global balance of power
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international organizations
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their impact on creating a new global framework: |
3.
| Compare new patterns of nationalism: Major Similarities and Differences | Names of Leaders | Types of Authority Used: Traditional, Charismatic, Rational/Legal | Effects of Nationalism |
| the interwar years/fascism | Italy: Mussolini
Spain: Franco Germany: Hitler China: Chiang Kai-shek Japan: Tojo Brazil: Vargas |
charismatic
totalitarian state |
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| decolonization | Examples: South Asia: Pakistan, India, Bangladash Africa: Nigeria, Ghana, Algeria, Kenya, Tunisia, Angola Middle East: Egypt, Israel Southeast Asia: Vietnam, Indonesia |
Gandhi (charismatic): Salt March Nehru (rational-legal=elections) Nkrumah (charismatic, traditional) FLN (rational-legal) Mandela (charismatic, rational-legal) Ho Chi Minh (charismatic, rational-legal) |
non-violence used to end British rule independence in 1947: partition of India/Pakistan Independence of colonies in Africa Diem Bien Phu; French leave Indochina but conflict with U.S.A. happens in 1960s |
| new nationalisms in Eastern Europe and former Soviet Union | Gorbachev:
Yeltsin: Poland: Czech Republic: Romania: |
traditional, charismatic
then rational-legal when democratic elections are held in 1990s |
break-up of Soviet Union, new nations
new economic and political systems for nations in Eastern Europe |
4.
| Compare impact of major global economic developments: Major Similarities and Differences in Effects | Effects in Core/Industrialized Countries | Effects in Periphery/Developing Countries |
| the Great Depression | ||
| technology | ||
| Pacific Rim | ||
| multinational corporations | globalization
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globalization |
5.
| Compare characteristics of social reform and
social revolution |
Effects of social reform and social revolution in the 20th century |
| rise of feminism
Examples:
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changing gender roles and family structures in Core/Industrialized Countries: Periphery/Developing Countries:
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| student revolutions Example of 1968
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6.
| Characteristics of demographic and environmental changes | Effects |
| migrations | |
| changes in birthrates and death rates Demographic Transition Theory |
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| new forms of urbanization | |
| deforestation
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| green/environmental movements
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7. Diverse interpretations
Is cultural convergence or diversity
the best model for understanding increased intercultural contact in the
twentieth century?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using units of analysis in the
twentieth century such as the nation, the world, the West, and the Third World?
Add "changes to definition of Marxism"
| 20th Century Revolutions: characteristics -- Marxist, anti-Western, peasant, religious | Similarities or Differences with 19th century ideas of revolution, including Marx | effects on the roles of women |
| Russia |
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| China |
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| Cuba |
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| Iran |
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| areas outside of Europe | effects of WW1 | effects of WW2 | effects of the Cold War |
| Africa | |||
| East Asia |
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| Middle East |
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| Latin America |
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| Areas Colonized (Examples of Colonized and Colonizing Countries, Dates of Independence) | social legacies of colonialism | patterns of economic development |
| Africa | ||
| Asia |
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| Latin America |
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| Marxist Philosopher | Definition of Marxism | Effects |
| Karl Marx and Fredrich Engels | ||
| V.I. Lenin | ||
| Josef Stalin | ||
| Mao Zedong | ||
| Fidel Castro |