PPT-Introduction to Postwar

Taiwan Fiction 授課老師陳榮彬教授 Lecturer Richard Rong bin Chen PhD of Comparative Literature Unit One A Historical Introduction 1 Unless noted the course materials are licensed under Creative Commons . These were formative years and the values that were forged then have stayed with them throughout their lives At no time was this more evident than in the 1980s when the Boomers shook off the recessionary years of the prior decade and entered their p In their first postwar meeting in October of 1946 the CIPM resolved to make that change on January 1 1948 The decision was driven in large part by the results of a study by the National Bureau of Standards of absolute electrical experiments around t Hazem Adam Ghobarah, Post-Doctoral Fellow CBRSS, 34 Kirkland St. Harvard University Cambridge, MA 02138 Paul Huth, Professor of Political Science 426 Thompson St., rm. 4203 University of Michiga End of prosperity. Postwar prosperity turned to depression by end of 20’s.. European farmland destroyed during the war. . Farmers in Africa, Australia, India, New Zealand, NA, and SA increased food production to sell to Europe.. 1918. brought great rejoicing in America, but it was just the beginning of new . problems. at home. Besides a terrifying medical crisis, the nation faced . economic. and . political. turmoil that cast a dark shadow over the postwar recovery. Nation-Building in East Asia and the Pacific Rim. Chapter 34 . Megan Rouse, Rachel Sherman, and . Evy. . Sands Period 1. Vocabulary. Liberal . Democratic . Party. Korean War. Mass Line . Cultural Revolution. Unit Five. Wars against the Communists:. Taiwan behind the Scenes of the Korean and Vietnamese Wars. Lecturer:. Richard . Rong. -bin Chen, . PhD of Comparative Literature.. Unless noted, the course materials are licensed under Creative Commons . Chapter 13.2. Politics in the Postwar World. Europe faced economic instability . Jobs were scarce and cities were destroyed. The U.S. limited immigration from Europe.. Postwar Foreign Policy. Peace fragile after the war. . 1 2 I. The Postwar Apogee of United States Hegemony In the period 1945-1967/73, the United States was unquestionably the hegemonic power in the world-system. It combined economic, military, politica America’s involvement in the first World War shocked many Americans. For nearly two centuries, America had kept to itself, staying out of the wars that periodically rocked most of Europe, A EQ: What . effects did postwar tensions have on . America’s founding . ideals?. What . are the rights . of immigrants. ? . Is . there equality before the law? . Should liberty . be denied to people who have unpopular . -Held in Feb. 1945 during the war. -in Soviet Union on the Black Sea. -Big Three Attend: Roosevelt, Stalin, Churchill. . -War had not yet ended in Europe. Agree to:. •divide Germany into four ‘zones’, which Britain, France, the USA and the USSR would occupy after the war. . Lesson 3 . The Cold War Intensifies. Learning Objectives. Describe how Cold War tensions were intensified by the arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union.. Explain how Eisenhower’s response to communism differed from that of Truman.. Unit Six:. Caught between Left and Right—. The Protect . Diaoyutai. Islands Movement and Fiction Writing. Lecturer:. Richard . Rong. -bin Chen, . PhD of Comparative Literature.. Unless noted, the course materials are licensed under Creative...