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Mandates in the Middle East• Established by the League of Nations• Granted independence after WorldWar II• Resulted in Middle East conflictscreated by religious differencesFrench mandates in the Middle East• Syria• LebanonBritish mandates in the Middle East• Jordan (originally Transjordan)• Palestine (a part became independentas the State of Israel) 

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Mandates in the Middle East• Established by the League of Nations• Granted independence after WorldWar II• Resulted in Middle East conflictscreated by religious differencesFrench mandates in the Middle East• Syria• LebanonBritish mandates in the Middle East• Jordan (originally Transjordan)• Palestine (a part became independentas the State of Israel) 

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Golda Meir• Prime Minister of Israel• After initial setbacks, led Israel tovictory in Yom Kippur War• Sought support of United StatesGamal Abdul Nasser• President of Egypt• Nationalized Suez Canal• Established relationship with SovietUnion• Built Aswan High Dam 

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Golda Meir• Prime Minister of Israel• After initial setbacks, led Israel tovictory in Yom Kippur War• Sought support of United StatesGamal Abdul Nasser• President of Egypt• Nationalized Suez Canal• Established relationship with SovietUnion• Built Aswan High Dam 

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Migrations of refugees and others• Refugees as an issue in internationalconflicts• Migrations of “guest workers” toEuropean citiesEthnic and religious conflicts• Middle East• Northern Ireland• Balkans• Horn of Africa• South Asia 

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Migrations of refugees and others• Refugees as an issue in internationalconflicts• Migrations of “guest workers” toEuropean citiesEthnic and religious conflicts• Middle East• Northern Ireland• Balkans• Horn of Africa• South Asia 

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Impact of new technologies• Widespread but unequal access tocomputers and instantaneouscommunications• Genetic engineering and bioethics

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Impact of new technologies• Widespread but unequal access tocomputers and instantaneouscommunications• Genetic engineering and bioethics

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Contrasts between developed and developingnations• Geographic locations of major developed anddeveloping countries• Economic conditions• Social conditions (literacy, access to health care)• Population size and rate of growth 

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Contrasts between developed and developingnations• Geographic locations of major developed anddeveloping countries• Economic conditions• Social conditions (literacy, access to health care)• Population size and rate of growth 

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Factors affecting environment and society• Economic development• Rapid population growthEnvironmental challenges• Pollution• Loss of habitat• Global climate changeSocial challenges• Poverty• Poor health• Illiteracy• Famine• Migration

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Factors affecting environment and society• Economic development• Rapid population growthEnvironmental challenges• Pollution• Loss of habitat• Global climate changeSocial challenges• Poverty• Poor health• Illiteracy• Famine• Migration

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Relationship between economic and politicalfreedom• Free market economies produce rising standardsof living and an expanding middle class, whichproduces growing demands for politicalfreedoms and individual rights. Recent examplesinclude Taiwan and South Korea. 

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Relationship between economic and politicalfreedom• Free market economies produce rising standardsof living and an expanding middle class, whichproduces growing demands for politicalfreedoms and individual rights. Recent examplesinclude Taiwan and South Korea. 

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Economic interdependence• Role of rapid transportation,communication, and computernetworks• Rise and influence of multinationalcorporations• Changing role of internationalboundaries• Regional integration, e.g., EuropeanUnion• Trade agreements, e.g., NorthAmerican Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA), World TradeOrganization (WTO)• International organizations, e.g.,United Nations (UN), InternationalMonetary Fund (IMF)

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Economic interdependence• Role of rapid transportation,communication, and computernetworks• Rise and influence of multinationalcorporations• Changing role of internationalboundaries• Regional integration, e.g., EuropeanUnion• Trade agreements, e.g., NorthAmerican Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA), World TradeOrganization (WTO)• International organizations, e.g.,United Nations (UN), InternationalMonetary Fund (IMF)

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Examples of international terrorism• Munich Olympics• Terrorist attacks in the United States(e.g., 9/11/2001) motivated byextremism (Osama bin Laden).• Car bombings• Suicide bombers• Airline hijackers

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Examples of international terrorism• Munich Olympics• Terrorist attacks in the United States(e.g., 9/11/2001) motivated byextremism (Osama bin Laden).• Car bombings• Suicide bombers• Airline hijackers

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Governmental responses to terroristactivities• Surveillance• Review of privacy rights• Security at ports and airports• Identification badges and photos 

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Governmental responses to terroristactivities• Surveillance• Review of privacy rights• Security at ports and airports• Identification badges and photos 

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Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is an intergovernmental organization of 14 nations as of February 2018, founded in 1960 in Baghdad by the first five members, and headquartered since 1965 in Vienna, Austria

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The International Monetary Fund is an international organization headquartered in Washington, D.C., consisting of "189 countries working to foster global monetary cooperation,

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The North American Free Trade Agreement is an agreement signed by Canada, Mexico, and the United States, creating a trilateral trade bloc in North America. The agreement came into force on January 1, 1994.

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The Palestine Liberation Organization is an organization founded in 1964 with the purpose of the "liberation of Palestine" through armed struggle, with much of its violence aimed at Israeli civilians.

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The World Trade Organization is an intergovernmental organization that regulates international trade.