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Latin America - Latin American Dependency Theory

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Latin America - Latin American Dependency Theory

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Prebisch's crafted the dependent theory of economic developed to point out that developed industrial nations. His theories about the economic ills of the developing world have declined in currency

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The FSLN was named in honor of the martyred Augusto Cesar Sandino who was murdered for his opposition to U.S. intrusion in Nicaragua. Luisa
Amanda Espinoza was the first woman of emancipation

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Juan Peron a former colonel in the army was elected president for Argentina. Evita Peron was Juan's wife and rose form the ranks of the desperately poor.

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The revenues generated by PEMEX contributed to what has been called "El Milagro Mexicano" or the Mexican economic Miracle. Argentina remained relatively independent of U.S. control and became a leader in the Latin American struggle against U.S. and European economic and political intervention in the region

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Mexico - Economic and Political Reforms post-revolution 

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Mexico - Economic and Political Reforms post-revolution 

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Nations in Central and South America along with Mexico grappled with the conservative legacies of Spanish and Portuguese colonialism. Latin American states may have looked to the United States as a model of liberal democracy.

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Africa - Organization of African Unity (OAU)

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Africa - Organization of African Unity (OAU)

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The organization of African Unity was created in 1963 by thirty-two member states, recognized some of those problems and attempted to prevent conflicts that could lead to intervention by former colonial powers. This promoted pan-African Unity .

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The Gulf War killed at a good amount of one million soldiers. The purpose of this war was to show signs of a growing discontent caused by the war and by the rigors of a revolution that also killed thousands

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This was to demonstrate the amount of power that Islam has when it comes down to meaning of staving off secular foreign influences. This penetrated Iran during the lengthy regime of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi

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The Iranian Revolution that took place in 1979 demonstrated the power of Islam as a means of staving off secular foreign influences. The revolution took on a strongly ant-U.S. cast, partly because the shah was allowed to travel to the United States for medical treatment

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Arab nationalism in states of those regions that gained independence in the year after World War II. Islamic vales in the political and social sphere, known as Islamism

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India - Indira Ghandi - Sikh/Hindu modern disputes

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India - Indira Ghandi - Sikh/Hindu modern disputes

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Nehru's daughter is Indira Ghandi which became a leader of the Congress Party. She served as prime minister of India form 1966 to 1977

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Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing, Dongcheng, Beijing, China

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Tiananmen Square - Massacre at Tiananmen Square 

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Tiananmen Square - Massacre at Tiananmen Square 

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The Tiananmen Square took place in Beijing in 1989 which is a place where experiences in the cultural revolutionary movements. British administrations since the 1840s and in the throes of its own democracy movement all reverted into the Chinese Control.

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Deng Xiaoping suffered the same fate as millions of other Chinese during the Cultural Revolution: he had to recant criticism of Mao. Deng Xiaoping started the Deng Revolution.

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China - Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution - Cultural Rev.

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China - Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution - Cultural Rev.

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The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution also helped China push its limits to develop in an efficient way. The Cultural Revolution was a sociopolitical purge movement in China from 1966 until 1976.

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The Great Leap Forward was a way for China to encourage in pushing forward in development. It became an economic and social campaign

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Mao reunified China for the first time since the collapse of the Qing dynasty, transforming European communist ideology into a distinctly Chinese communism. A series of agrarian laws promoted an unprecedented transfer of wealth among the population

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South Africa - End of Apartheid - F.W. de Klerk

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South Africa - End of Apartheid - F.W. de Klerk

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F.W. de Klerk became president of South Africa in 1989 and the National Party began to dismantle the apartheid system. The ANC won overwhelmingly, and Mandela became the first black president of South Africa

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South Africa - Nelson Mandela - African National 

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South Africa - Nelson Mandela - African National 

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Leaders like Nelson Mandela formed the African National Congress that were inspired direct action campaigns. The white regime then banned black organization such as the ANC and jailed their adherents.

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Apartheid stands for "separateness" that constituted in new laws that was designed to control the restive black population. This system evolved into a system to keep the blacks in a position of social, political, and economic subordination.

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Kenya's largest ethnic group was the Kikuyu which embarked on an intermittently violent campaign. Kikuyu fighters broke British resolve in Kenya and gained increasing international recognition of African recognition.

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Ghana - Kwame Nkrumah - African Nationalism

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Ghana - Kwame Nkrumah - African Nationalism

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Nkrumah is the leader of the first sub-Saharan African nation that had the goal to gain its independence form the colonial rule. Kwame's ideas and his role of being a leader symbolized the changing times of Africa

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The Negritude, which means "Blackness" established a movement in which the French controlling west Africa. This resulted in reviving Africa's socialism acts like traditions, cultures and poet writers.

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Algeria - Liberation War Against the French/Nationalism

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Algeria - Liberation War Against the French/Nationalism

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The Algerian war of liberation began on 1954 under the command of the Front de Liberation Nationale. By the end of the war, the Algerians gained independence from France led to a death of thousands of Algerians.

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The Suez Crisis left Nasser in a dominant position in the Arab World. Southwest Asia proved successful at ousting almost all imperial control and at challenging the bipolar worldview

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Egypt - Arab Nationalism - Opposition to Israel

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Egypt - Arab Nationalism - Opposition to Israel

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Gamal Abdel Nasser committed themselves to opposing Israel and taking command of the Arab world. Nasser condemned states that joined with foreign powers in military alliance.

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The United States and the Soviet Union lent their support to that nation, and in November 1947. A popular mass movement known as the intifada initiated a series of demonstrations, strikes, and riots against Israeli rule in the Gaza Strip

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The British Government committed itself to the support of a homeland for Jews in Palestine. The British then limited its migration for Jews to settle and promise to protect the Arabs.

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Vietnam, End of the Vietnam War/Unification/Vietnamization

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Vietnam, End of the Vietnam War/Unification/Vietnamization

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Vietnamization meant turning the war over to the South Vietnamese by extending the war into Cambodia through bombing and invasion. In January, the Vietnamese termed the war as the "American War".

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President Lyndon Johnson embarked on a course of action that exponentially increased U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The U.S. and South Vietnam could achieve against the Viet Cong ended up in a draw.

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Vietnam, Geneva Conference/Division of Vietnam

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Vietnam, Geneva Conference/Division of Vietnam

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The Geneva Conference was to require elections that would likely have brought Ho to power and the South Vietnam Leaders. South Vietnamese leaders did not garner popular support with the people growing discontent sparked the spread of guerilla war in the south.

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Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh and French Decolonization 

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Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh and French Decolonization 

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Ho Chi Minh is the Vietnam's Nationalist Communist Leader that exploited wartime conditions to advance the cause of Vietnamese independence. The French recaptured Saigon and much of southern Vietnam in 1945

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The Non-Aligned Movement is an organization group that officially wanted to be aligned. It was assigned the largest grouping of states worldwide

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The Pakistan/India Partition is an event between two independent states which are Pakistan and India. This was divided up between British India.

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India was successful for their fight for power. No matter under what topic they fought under, such as colonialism or imperialism, they would succeed in any type of fight