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7.8 Mass Atrocities After 1900

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The aftermath of World War II brought an irreversible wave of independence movements across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Exhausted European powers could no longer sustain empire, and the global tide of self-determination transformed the twentieth century.

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  1. 7.1Shifting Power After 1900Preview lesson
  2. 7.2Causes of World War IPreview lesson
  3. 7.3Conducting World War IPreview lesson
  4. 7.4The Economy in the Interwar PeriodPreview lesson
  5. 7.5Unresolved Tensions After World War IPreview lesson
  6. 7.6Causes of World War IIPreview lesson
  7. 7.7Conducting World War IIPreview lesson
  8. 7.8Mass Atrocities After 1900This lesson

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