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1914 – Present Why this periodization? Contemporary History

Industrialization & Empire Building on Unprecedented Scale Great War (WWI) Revolution in China & Russia Collapse of Ottoman Empire Capitalist countries fell into deep economic depression Soviet industrialization

Rise of Totalitarian Leaders Germany Italy Japan Spain China WWII

Decolonization Africa Asia Latin America India

Rise of Communism Cold War Soviet Union Bipolarization of the World Proxy Wars Nuclear proliferation Soviet Union China

Steps Towards World Peace Collapse of Soviet Union Curtailment of nuclear arms United Nations

United States as Dominant Power Economically Militarily

Current Issues Widening gap between rich and poor Environmental damage Global terror

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