The Contemporary World Topic 2
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- Which event lead to the recognition of the principles of state sovereignty and territorial integrity?
- The significant shift in the concept of sovereignty in the Treaty of Westphalia brought about the recognition of the principle of what?
- This is a significant historical period characterized by European maritime exploration and the establishment of colonial empires in various parts of the world.
- The driving forces behind this event were a combination of economic, political, religious, and technological factors that led European powers to venture into unknown territories and seek new trade routes.
- The interactions between European colonizers and indigenous populations led to what in the Age of Exploration and Colonialism? This resulted in the blending of traditions, languages, and practices.
- What significant technological advancements did the Industrial Revolution bring?
- Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
- The migration of people ___ ___ in ___ changed the demographic landscape of countries in the Industrial Revolution.
- What economic system was the Industrial Revolution driven by?
- One implication of globalization the Industrial Revolution brought about was ___, with workers seeking employment opportunities in industrial centers and in overseas colonies.
- In the context of the historical foundations of globalization, what significant event followed the Industrial Revolution?
- Th 19th-century-event marked a significant period of economic transformation and integration. What is this?
- In this significant event, many countries, influence by economic theories such as laissez-faire and free trade, adopted policies that promoted trade liberalization and reduced barriers to international commerce. Tarrifs and protectionist measures were progressively lowered, allowing goods to flow freely across boarders.
- In the Rise of Capitalism and Global Trade, colonial territories served as sources of ___ and markets for finished goods, after colonial expansion and ___ brought previously isolated regions into the global economic system.
- In the ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___, countries that were successful in industrializing and participating in global trade gained economic influence and ___ strength.
- When did the World War I and the Interwar Period happen?
- This event in the ___ led to the breakdown of international trade and cooperation.
- This event was characterized by increased economic nationalism, protectionism, and isolationism.
- The World War I led to the collapse of empires. Name one of them.
- When did the Treaty of Versailles happen?
- This treaty officially ended World War I.
- The Treaty of Versailles' harsh terms and perceived injustices contributed to the feelings of resentment and economic instability in ___.
- This period was marked by economic challenges, political instability, and the rise of totalitarian regimes in various parts of the world.
- This 1930s event further exacerbated global economic woes and contributed to the spread of authoritarian governments.
- He was a ruler under the totalitarian regime of Italy in the Interwar Period.
- He was a ruler under the totalitarian regime of Germany in the Interwar Period.
- The totalitarian regimes in the interwar years sought to expand their territories and influence through ___ and ___.
- The World War II reshaped the global political order and led to the emergence of ___ and ___ as superpowers.
- These events highlighted the need for international cooperation and humanitarian efforts.
- The Cold War rivalry between these two powers shaped the world's political landscape for decades.
- The aftermath of World War II led to the establishment of ___ in 1945, which aimed to promote peace, security, and international cooperation.
- In 1920, this was established in the aftermath of World War I.
- This laid the groundwork for the conept of collective security and international organizations in 1920.
- World War I lasted from?
- He played a crucial role in advocating for the establishment of the League of Nations.
- Woodrow Wilson's ___ outlined principles for a post-war order, emphasizing self-determination for nations and collective security.
- The formation of this organization reflected an understanding of the interdependence of nations in a globalized world.
- How did the League of Nations (1920) face challenges in enforcing its decisions?
- In 1945, representatives from ___ nations met in ___ to establish the United Nations.
- Before and during World War II, the totalitarian regime in Japan, lead by ___, sought to expand their territories and influence through aggressive military actions.