European History. Ancient History  Greece – 1 st Democracy  Roman Empire – Developed roads & spread language (romance)  Middle Ages – Feudalism – Rich.

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European History

Ancient History  Greece – 1 st Democracy  Roman Empire – Developed roads & spread language (romance)  Middle Ages – Feudalism – Rich nobles owned land, peasants worked the land  Renaissance (Rebirth) – Rise of Nationalism

Rise of Nationalism  Pride in ones country  Imperialism – Acquiring overseas territories  The World Wars – Reaction to imperialism, nationalism, militarism, & alliances Reaction to imperialism, nationalism, militarism, & alliances – Devolution Breakdown of countries

1917

After WWI

After WWII

Cold War  Communism vs. Democracy – East vs. West – Warsaw Pact vs. NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) – Satellite states  Communism fails in Eastern Europe (‘89-’91) – More Devolution, ethnic lines – Yugoslavia

26 Nations NATO Belgium Belgium Bulgaria Canada Czech Republic Denmark Estonia France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Italy Latvia LithuaniaBulgaria Canada Czech Republic Denmark Estonia France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Turkey United Kingdom United StatesNetherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Turkey United Kingdom United States

NATO

Warsaw Treaty  Founding members:  People's Republic of Albania People's Republic of Albania  People's Republic of BulgariaPeople's Republic of Bulgaria  Czechoslovak Republic Czechoslovak Republic  People's Republic of Hungary People's Republic of Hungary  People's Republic of Poland People's Republic of Poland  Romanian People's Republic Romanian People's Republic  Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Union of Soviet Socialist Republics  Joined later:  German Democratic Republic (in 1956) German Democratic Republic

Europe Today

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