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1900 - 1945 Colonism, Change and War

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File 4: 1900 - 1945 Transition and War

6x		At the turn of the century
4x		Awakening resistance
7x		Daily life around 1900
6x		Society in transition
5x		World War I 1914-1918
4x		Modern warfare
4x		Revolution in Russia
4x		Results of war and revolution
4x		The world after World War I
4x		Change is in the air
6x		Daily life is changing
5x		Progress is speeding up
5x		Economic world crisis
5x		Extremism and reactions
6x		World War II in The West
5x		World War II in The East

I	Module: 7, 1900 - 1920 - 40 tr. Colonialism, War and Revolution

1	At the turn of the century
4 1.1	World map 1900
4 1.2	Events 1900 -1920, mapped
4 1.3	The British Empire at its peak
4 1.4	The scramble for Africa
4 1.5	American imperialism reaches Asia
4 1.6	South East Asia under colonial rule

2	Awakening resistance
4 2.1	Uprisings against colonial rule 1880 -1920
4 2.2	Japan defeats European Power 1905
4 2.3	Decline of Ottoman Empire - the Balkans
4.2.4	Middle East: nationalism and mandates

3	Daily life around 1900
4.3.1	Impressions of the Far East
4.3.2	Impressions of Africa
4.3.3	The European countryside
4.3.4	People watching, a street in 1900
4.3.5	Look of the new industrial towns
4.3.6	The 'common people'
4.3.7	Emerging new passtimes

4	Society in transition
4.4.1	Industrialisation and world trade
4.4.2	Skyscrapers start to block out the sun 1900
4 4.3	New technologies received with a shock
4.4.4	Machine explosion - manual labour
4.4.5	Conveyor belt - mass production
4.4.6	Titanic: disaster strikes symbol of progress

5	World War I 1914-1918
4.5.1	Drawn into World War I
4.5.2	Eve of the Great War, balance of power
4.5.3	Local event ignites world war
4.5.4	Fresh and happy war!
4.5.5	Eastern Front sparks revolution

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6	Warfare in 20th Century
4 6.1	Life in the trenches
4 6.2	Women say: GO! - Propaganda
4 6.3	Informing the home front
4 6.4	Women fight at work

7	Revolution in Russia
4 7.1	Russia before the Revolution
4 7.2	The Revolution mapped out
4 7.3	Images of the Civil War
4 7.4	Build the future of the world now

8	Results of war and revolution
4 8.1	13 new countries in Europe
4 8.2	Casualties of war, flu
4 8.3	War against War
4 8.4	Characterises of the first two decades?

II	1920 - 1945 Module 8 - 40 tr. Inter-war period and World War II

9	The world after World War I
4 9.1	Map of the world, 1925-1945
4 9.2	Events 1920-1945 mapped out
4 9.3	Inflation phantom
4 9.4	Fear of revolution and social reform

10	Change is in the air
4 10.1	Export revolution – Mao’s Long March
4 10.2	Japanese imperialism and tradition
4 10.3	Anti-capitalism in Latin America
4 10.4	Gandhi, father of peaceful resistance

11	Daily life is changing
4 11.1	Africa: under colonial rule
4 11.2	Asia: the beat of the time
4 11.3	Europe, city and countryside
4 11.4	Fashion and culture: continuity and change
4 11.5	Stalin’s collectivisation
4 11.6	The USSR goes with the times


12	Progress is speeding up
4 12.1	New mobility, new freedom
4 12.2	The Hindenburg Zeppelin disaster
4 12.3	Radio brings the world to your home
4 12.4	Jazz is ‘jungle-music’
4 12.5	Birth control - necessity or choice?

13	Economic world crisis
4 13.1	Capitalism in crisis, 1929
4 13.2	The land of promise and poverty
4 13.3	‘We want work!’
4 13.4	No work, still dancing
4 13.5	Wonders of the world in times of crisis

14	Extremism and reactions
4 14.1	Three political reactions to the crises
4 14.2	Three economic solutions
4 14.3	Hitler, 1933: ‘Millions stand behind me’
4 14.4	Propaganda, indoctrination, manipulation
4 14.5	Racial thinking - tribal instincts?

15	World War II in The West
4 15.1	Axis powers: Germany, Italy, Japan (1942)
4 15.2	Aggression in Europe and Africa
4 15.3	Air raids
4 15.4	‘Great Patriotic War’
4 15.5	‘The Final Solution’
4 15.6	Holocaust in many countries

16	World War II in The East
4 16.1	Japanese military and industrial interest
4 16.2	Release from the ‘liberators’
4 16.3	The start of the atomic age
4 16.4	55 million deaths
4 16.5	War criminals and justice

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