The+newest+Stage+of+World+History

1. The outcomes from world war I and II sparked new interests in politics, economics, and social classes a. As Europe remained detructured, the new worlds started adapting American anf foriegn politics to replace the inept system that fell during way. b. Also the technological revolution shrunk the world, maintained power, were used to evaluate strentgh and a strong economy. c. Population Growth, had increased rates for reform movements, and realligned a worthy social system that both supported its people. 2. **Revolutions and decolonization created need for political stablility,** a. Complex ecnomic system replaced the need by smaller countries to have a politically stable arena for change and reform, new complex econmy such as exports and imports and manufacturing sectors b. Reliving nationalism created a period of isolationist amongst many wolrd powers to affrim national identity and power. c. Globalization in the 21st century was the strongest, giving way to more intense economic control of foriegn nations and popular cultural changes. d. Globalizaation also invited new enviromental changes, taking on an international hold rather than the regional affiliation. 3. **Continuity** Admidsts all the ecnomic and social turmoil, what countries provivded the most was a national cultural identity. They sought to reserve it. a. the internet allowed for limitless contacts amongsts citizens of the wold. . females continued to have lower rights in comparison to men. c. And the rising increase of consumers presented in the form of beuaty d. religion becoming a major topic in popular culture. 4. **Impact on Daily Life** The way people acted changed, they started leaning towards emotions and recretional responses. a. when people are angry with their government they respond by attempting to reform. b. McDonalds was invested into in order to cheer people up c. And daily idea of becoming isolated from interaction and population growth. 5. **Society and Trends:** a.Emotions and behavior influence people to be angry or jealous to encourage people to reform or change; b. set up in Soviet Russia encourage people to be cheerful and happy instead of the usual style; economy → happy and cheerfulness in family, China became to c. focus on only have a single offspring
 * Triggers for Change:**


 * Societies and Trend**: governmental officials found war to continue without dispute, and increase in anti-colonialism.

Maps:

Political Map of 1917 PoliticalMapofthe present day Multinational corporations

One can see how more and more countries have developed political boundaries and more and more countries are aiming to nationalize themselves, while imperialistic attempts put on a new face. Countries were instead putting in different aspects of political and nationalistic boundaries. And putting more emphasis on a consumer ecnomy,and developing cultural aspects developing past simple technological breakthroughs to increase dependence on one's identity.

Time Line



I See: A humid and burning atmosphere, a pot labeled Balkan Troubles. And I see military generals of variable backgrounds from Europe or America sitting atop the pot of boiling trouble. It Means: Punch is a British comedic art magazine. In this article, Punch is referring overtly to the Balkan troubles that have caused the World War. It represents the assasination of Austrian Archduke and represents the conflict between political boundaries between Serbia and Austria, and how all these other countries are there to to protect one country, but although there are so many atop, the strength of the evaporating gases eventually blow of the top. > > 5.
 * 1) World War I
 * 2) Germany grew stronger and stronger economically and militaristically, therefore cautious as the other nations were, Russia and France allied with Britain.
 * 3) then Kaiser II came into power - he was an aggressive political authority.
 * 4) France wanted to fight back against Germany to regain their territoriy hat they had lostin the Franco-Prussian war to Germany.
 * 5) They formed the triple entente, and countered against Germany, Autria-Hungary, and Italy. known as the central powers.
 * 6) Because most territories were already being taken over by the triple entente nations, there was political tensions rising amongst the people to gain new territories and expand.
 * 7) Germany was aggresive against french advancing into their territory.
 * 8) and with the tensions amongsts the Britain,France, Russia an arms race broke out and huge battleships like the Dreadnought was created in 1906 and that military build up led to the break of war.
 * 9) and most of the industrial nations at that time had greater revolt in the 1900 labor strike,, ruining power in national ports.
 * 10) A year before, Russia was assisting Serbia in pushing back advancing Austrian Hungarian troops; turmoil ensued increasingly, becoming more diffcult to handle.
 * 11) Gabriel Pincip assassinated Archduke Ferdinand and his wife of Austria Hungary.
 * 12) And because of the assassinations they reprimanded a series of requests from Serbia who would not be able to fill, leading evidently to war.
 * 13) And because of inept diplomacy, the European leaders attempted to resort to war in order to mobilize.
 * 14) [[image:mrgreenapworld:Balkans.jpg align="center"]]


 * How does the introduction relate to the causes of WWI?
 * What does Wilson suggest was the reason for American entry into the war?
 * How would you summarize the main objectives of the 14 Points?
 * How might the colonies of Britain and France react to the 14 points?

The causes of the war are " conquest and aggrandizement is gone by; ... of secret covenants entered into in the interest of particular governments and likely at some unlooked-for moment to upset the peace of the world." And the introduction alludes to the past failures and starts in order to avoid a similiar future.

And Wilson suggests that the entry of America was to sanctum peace, not war; instill freedom of trade; instill open seas; to weaken the power of colonies, so America can still become a head leaader in the economic game.

The first half states what the world should do to avoid from being a catastrophe, and the second half states what the political boundaries should be, or on other terms a treaty proposal. and the last point is made to create a larger network of nations to secure future peace.

"We entered this war because violations of right had occurred which touched us to the quick and made the life of our own people impossible unless they were corrected and the world secure once for all against their recurrence." -> Leading to America's intervention into the war.

II. Absolute freedom of navigation upon the seas, outside territorial waters, alike in peace and in war, except as the seas may be closed in whole or in part by international action for the enforcement of international covenants.

III. The removal, so far as possible, of all economic barriers and the establishment of an equality of trade conditions among all the nations consenting to the peace and associating themselves for its maintenance. We cannot be separated in interest or divided in purpose. We stand together until the end. To make the world safe for Democracy and to prevent themselves from being destroyed.