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Anthropocene
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Homogenocene
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Globalization
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Globality
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Global Imaginary
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Social Network
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Environmentalism
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How is globalization an historical or dynamic process?
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What role does technology play in globalization?
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How has environmentalism evolved?
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John Muir
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hunting preserves
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forest service
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colonialism
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imperialism
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Kipling | White Man's Burden
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settler colonies
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"Scramble for Africa"
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Meiji Dynasty
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Sun Yat Sen
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1. How did one strand of conservation-based environmentalism grow out of colonial rule?
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2. Why did the British fight the Boer War?
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3. Whats the difference between colonialism and imperialism?
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4. How do economics and natural resources tie into colonialism and imperialism?
civilizing mission
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Rudyard Kipling
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public school
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Charles Darwin
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Louis Pasteur
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germ theory of disease
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human rights (esp. women & slavery)
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1. What is JMR saying about how different human populations were in 1900 and now? In terms of their cultures and practices? In terms of sheer numbers?
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3. How do forms of political, gender and racial discrimination affect the types of education or other "goods" of civilization being delivered?
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2. How do science and science/technical education play powerful roles in transforming or "civilizing" many disparate populations?
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Young Turks
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dreadnoughts
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great powers
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nation-state system (Steger)
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Ottoman succession
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Yugoslavia
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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk - March 1918
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Balfour Declaration
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bolsheviks
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Fourteen Points
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How did the demise of the Ottoman Empire lead to the Great War (1914-1918)?
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How did the Great War usher in American economic and military predominance in the world?
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How did the Great War lead to many problems that continue to plague the Middle East?
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What effects did the Great War have on colonies and colonial subjects?
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Mohammed ibn Saud
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Abdul Wahhab
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Lawrence of Arabia
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Anglo-Persian Oil Company (BP)
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Aligarh University | Constantinople University | Al Azhar University
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Jamaluddin the Afghan
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Kemal Ataturk
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Reza Pahlavi
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Deobandis
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Muslim Brotherhood
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What were the two basic attitudes towards "reform" in the Islamic World?
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How did Western interventions disrupt Islamic modernizers?
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Why did Wahhabists and affiliated groups gain power in the 1930s and 1940s?
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comintern
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V.I. Lenin
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M.K. Gandhi
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Hind Swaraj
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satyagraha
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October Revolution
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Bolshevik
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Unto This Last (1860)
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Three Gorges Dam
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4. How does the Russian Revolution go from a relatively peaceful, democratic movement in February 1917 to a relatively violent, un-democratic one by 1919?
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3. Why does the Russian Revolution happen in Russia in 1917? What factors led to that?
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2. Does environmentalism require a democratic society?
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1. Why are the environmental effects of the Russian Revolution (and the Chinese) so generally destructive?
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propaganda (agit-prop)
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documentary film
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psychological warfare
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Americanization (Steger)
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glocalization (Steger)
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"War of the Worlds" (1938)
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Triumph of the Will (1934)
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Charlie Chaplain
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1. What are the two differing views on mass media and cultural globalization expressed in Steger?
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2. Why are the inventions of radio, film and broadcast media in the 20th century so radically different, possibly more powerful, than older print technology for spreading ideas?
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3. How does the development of radio technology reshape cultural and physical environments.
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May 4th Movement
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Li Ta Chao
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gold standard
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Franklin Roosevelt
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"The Doctrine of Fascism"
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Stock Market Crash of 1929
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1937 Paris Exposition
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How did the Great Depression drive support for Fascist movements?
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Was the New Deal a Socialist, a Fascist or a uniquely American program of reforms?
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How did the Great Depression influence independence movements in India and China?
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total war
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Battle of Moscow (1941-42)
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Pearl Harbor
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lend-lease
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Nanking (1938)
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appeasement
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isolationism
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holocaust
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What were some of the triggers that started World War II?
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Why did the major powers involved, including the Allies, advocate total destruction of cities and populations even though it meant heavy civilian casualties?
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How did World War II end one era and begin another (think empires, nation states, and the global economy)?
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