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7/25/2019 Global Dominations

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Global Domination,Global Conflicts,Global (Dis)Orders in

Contemporary World


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NORTHERN HEMISPHERE THE INDUSTRIALIZEDWORLDSouthern hemisphere thedeve opin! "or dWESTERN HEMISPEHERE EUROPE AND US# thedemo$r%ti$&$%pit% ist ' o$E%stern hemisphere %si%# the$ommunist&so$i% ist ' o$


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Why some civilization

dominate the rest?


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Geographical Size


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op!lation


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"echnological#dvantage


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$ilitary S!periority


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#mbitio!s %eader


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&conomic #dvantage


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Warli'e Spirit of theeople


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Craving foreso!rces a*

$aterials


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Conflict


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Intern%tion% Armed (on) i$t vs* Intern%tion% Order in(ontempor%r+ Wor d

Intern%tion% Armed (on) i$ts %rise )rom v%rious $%usesIntern%tion% orders%re $re%ted to prevent, reso ve, or$ont%in $on) i$ts


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M%in mode s o) % - o'% i.ed Order/He!emoni$ order0% %n$e o) po"erDemo$r%ti$ pe%$e

Supr%n%tion% Institutions


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+egemonic OrderDominant co!ntry


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"he &vol!tion of "he-ritish &mpire


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.nipolar World


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Who *ill be ne/tS!perpo*er? China?


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-alance of o*er


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"he most po*erf!l co!ntriesin the *orld in terms of

military capability


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0!clear &nable Co!ntries

North Korea Pakistan


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World War 12 "he Great

&!ropean War


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Ca!ses of WW1

1* N%tion% ism2* Mi it%rism

3* Imperi% ism4* A i%n$e S+stem


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"he "*o SidesTrip e A i%n$e

-erm%n+

Austri%5Hun!%r+It% +

(entr% Po"ers

-erm%n+ Austri%5Hun!%r+Ottom%n Empire

Trip e EntenteEn! %nd

6r%n$eRussi%

A ied Po"ers

En! %nd, 6r%n$e,Russia , UnitedStates, It% +, Ser'i%,0e !ium, S"it.er %nd


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%eaders

Triple Alliance7%iser Wi he m II (Germany)

6r%n. 8oseph I (Austria-Hungary)

9ittorio Or %ndo

(Italy)

Triple EntenteD%vid L o+d -eor!e (England)

R%+mond Poin$%re (France)

(.%r Ni$ho %s II (Russia)


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"he World in 3435


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"he immediate ca!se


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"he b!llet that set the *orld intofire

June 28, 1914- Assassination ofFran Fer!inan! "a#rilo Princip $The Assassin

S f 1914


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July 23 rd Austria Hungary Presents Serbia with anultimatum

July 28th

Austria-Hungary declares war on SerbiaJuly 29 th Russia Mobili es its troo!sAugust "# "9"$ %ermany mobili es troo!s&

Summer of 1914

Triple Entente/Triple Alliance Actions

S f 1914


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August 2 nd %ermany declares war on Russia %ermanyin'ades Poland and (u)emburg# in'asion o* +rancestartsAugust 3, %ermany declares war on +ranceAugust $, %ermany declares war on elgium andin'ades it#

August $,.ngland declares war on %ermanyAugust /, Austria declares war on Russia and %reat

ritain

Summer of 1914

Triple Entente/Triple Alliance Actions


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Who Declared War onWho? Austri%5Hun!%r+ De$ %res W%r on Ser'i%

Russi% De$ %res W%r on Austri% Hun!%r+

-erm%n+ De$ %res W%r on Russi%-erm%n+ De$ %res W%r on 6r%n$eEn! %nd De$ %res W%r on -erm%n+ %nd

Austri% Hun!%r+


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0+ the end o) 1:14, not on +Europe "%s %t "%r, 'ut % so% o) Europe;s $o onies in

Asi%, A)ri$% %nd South Ameri$%*


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0eclaration o* war, (ondon


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0eclaration o* war, erlin

Adol* Hitler celebrating the start o* the %reat


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Adol Hitler celebrating the start o the %reat1ar, Munich# %ermany# Aug& "9"$


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Australian !osterurging to

'olunteer


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%erman troo!s ad'ancing on Paris


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+rench troo!s marching through Paris to the *ront


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(ethalgases, *irstwea!on o*massdestruction


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.ndless slaughter


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ritish soldiers blinded by !oisonous gas


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"he -irth of $odern

Warfare

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0e* "echnologyGuns

he Machine %un

t was used by both sides#hundreds o* rounds aminute could be shot byone !erson&


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"rench Warfare

oth sides dug long trenches that *aced each other&he trenches ran *or miles&

+rom time to time# one side would attem!t to crossthe 45o-Man6s (and7 the area in between thetrenches&

rench war*are made 11 e)tend *rom a *ewmonths o* *ighting to *our years o* *ighting

French Soldiers Attacking a


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French Soldiers Attacking aGerman Trench


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"echnology2Chemical Weapons

11 was the *irst ma or war to usechemical wea!ons

Mustard %as and hlorine %as werethe two most !o!ular wea!ons, heycaused su**ocation# blindness# anddeath

Soldiers would protect themselves


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Soldiers would protect themselvesusing Gas asks


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"echnology2


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echnology2"he . boat (S!bmarine)

%ermany6s secret wea!on during thewar

San: do ens o* ritish shi!s#

controlled the oceans&

Su!marine


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Su!marine

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"echnology2#irpo*er

oth sides used aircra*t *orobser'ation# limited bombing# and air

battles

Air!lanes were slow# clumsy# andunreliable#


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"echnology2


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echnology2"an's


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ropaganda .S

ropaganda


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ropaganda Great -ritain

ropaganda


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ropaganda Germany

&nding the War


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&nding the War"he aris eace Conference

Meetin! o) the ()i& Four* %t the Paris Peace+onferenceWi son Proposes his (14 points*

>0i! 6our? $re%te Treat of ersaillesW%r -ui t ( %use0re%@ up o) -erm%n, Austri%n, Russi%n %ndOttom%n EmpireRep%r%tionsLe!%$+ o) 'itterness %nd 'etr%+%


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&$ 1 & CO%%# S&D

1* -ERMAN EMPIRE2* AUSTRO5HUN-ARIAN

EMPIRE3* RUSSIAN EMPIRE4* OTTOMAN EMPIRE


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he "9"; re'olution in Russia, he state has colla!sed#citi en militias !atrol streets


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he Russian Re'olution# "9";


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"+& O$#0O8S


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THE WAR AS A RE9OLUTIONAR 6OR(EResu ts o) the "%r/5(o %pse o) 4 empires / Russi%n, Austro5Hun!%ri%n,-erm%n, Tur@ish5Wor d $%pit% ismsevere + undermined North %ndSouth Be$onomi$% +, po iti$% +, so$i% +, ideo o!i$%5The rise o) so$i% protest %nd revo ution%r+movements ever+"here


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3494 34:4%tock .arketcrash/i!n0t reali ethe effect it

oul! ha#e

No .one toreplenish hatas orro e!

Many *ound being bro:ehumiliating&

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hy was this bad?+re!it s ste.

People !i!n0t reall ha#ethe .one the erespen!in&

33The 56%6 as a .a7orcre!it loaner to othernations in nee!

an of these nationscoul! not pa us ack


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Far.ers ere alrea! feelin& the effectsPrices of crops ent !o n

an far.s foreclose!People coul! not affor! lu uries

Factories shut !o n)usinesses ent out)anks coul! not pa out .onePeople coul! not pa their ta es

%chools shut !o n !ue to lack of fun!san fa.ilies eca.e ho.eless an! ha! to

li#e in shanties

$any *aited in !nemployment


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$any *aited in !nemploymentlines hoping for a ;ob14 points?, 8%nu%r+ 1:1

5 Open dip om%$+, no se$ret tre%ties5 A'so ute )reedom o) the se%s5 6ree tr%de5 M%Fimum %rms redu$tion5 Ri!ht o) n%tions to se )5determin%tion5 (re%tion o) %n intern%tion% or!%ni.%tion to @eep pe%$e

Le%!ue o) N%tions

THE 7E THEME/>The prin$ip e o) usti$e to % peop es %nd n%tion% ities %ndthe ri!ht to ive on e u% terms o) i'ert+ %nd s%)et+ "ithone %nother, "hether the+ 'e stron! or "e%@ ?


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Wor d W%r I/ 1:1451:1"%s % $umu %tive e))e$t o)/5 5Riv% ries'et"een st%tes B-erm%n+5

0rit%in, 6r%n$e5-erm%n+, Russi%5 Austri%, -erm%n+5Russi%, Russi%5

Tur@e+, et$*C5 5( %ss $on) i$ts"ithin st%tes5 5N%tion% ist stru!! es%!%inst emp ires


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The "%r )or po"er %nd in) uen$e "ithin the ! o'%s+stemEFpe$ted to 'e 'rie) The re% it+/ % ' ood+ 45+e%rst% em%teEnded '+ revo utions in Russi% B1:1


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The tenden$+ to"%rd ! o'% i.%tion o) $on) i$th%s 'een

deve opin! sin$e the st%rt o) Wor d W%r I in 1914Wh%t m%de "or d "%rs possi' e/

1: th $entur+ e$onomi$ ! o'% i.%tion ed to !ro"in!inter$onne$tedness, inte!r%tion o) so$ieties

Stru!! e )or po"er "ithin $ountries %$ uired intern%tion%dimensions Av%i %'i it+ o) e$onomi$ resour$esDeve opment o) mi it%r+ te$hno o!ies

The $u ture o) "%r Ne" r%tion% i.%tions o) "%r The ide% o) tot% "%r
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The Rise of Hitler andthe Nazi Party

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Adolf Hitler sEarly LifeHitler was born on April 20 th , 1889 in

AUSTRIAHe had a poor relationship with hisfather and was very lose to his!otherHe was an aspirin" painter, and wastwi e re#e ted by the A ade!y of $ineArts in %iennaIt was at this ti!e, in 1908, that Hitlerbe"an a!ove!ent

based on thebeliefs that&er!ans werethe !asterra e

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The Nazi PartyHistory of the Swastika

The Swasti'a is a reli"io(s sy!bol (sed by the)"yptians, *hinese, Ro!an ar!ies, and !any others

The Swasti'a !eans "ood l( '+ The a-i .arty (sed the Swasti'a be a(se they felt ithad onne tions to ori"inal aste syste!s thatavoided ra ial !i/in"

The Swasti'a is banned in !ost o(ntries, e/ ept forreli"io(s or s holarly reasons

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Adol* Hitler

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"*o !rposes

To $re%te % positive im%!e o)Hit er %nd the N%.i P%rt+

To $re%te % ne!%tive vie" o)those $onsidered to 'eenemies, p%rti$u %r + 8e"s

+itler as the +eroic %eader


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+itler as the +eroic %eader

+itler -rings .nity


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itler rings .nity


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>"he eich *illnever bedestroyed if yo!are !nited andloyalWomen and girls,the Be*s are yo!r !ndoingA


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"he Be* asComm!nist6rom the cover ofthe boo'"he &ternal Be*

he Jew as a!italist .)!loiter


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>"he God of the Be*s is$oney< #nd to gain

money, he *ill committhe greatest crimes

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