World history/WHME103/Schedule

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This is a self-paced course. We recommend that you complete each learning pathway at your own pace.

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Session 0: Orientation

Familiarise yourself with the course site and establish your personal learning environment.



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Session 1: The Causes of World War Two

The Causes of World War Two

Learn about the factors that led to the war in Europe and the causes of the war in the Pacific.


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Session 2: The Global Impact of World War Two

The Global Impact of World War Two

Learn about the major events and crucial turning points of the war, and its impact around the globe.


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Session 3: The Aftermath of World War Two

The Aftermath of World War Two

Examine the impact of the war in Europe and Asia. Learn about the creation of the United Nations, and the origins of the Cold War.


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Session 4: Reconstructing Europe and Asia

The Reconstruction of Europe and Asia

Explore the recovery process after the war in Europe and Asia. Learn about the Cold War.


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Session 5: The Cold War

The Cold War and Decolonization in the Developing World

Learn about the profound changes experienced in the developing world in the decades after World War Two.


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Session 6: The Impact of the Cold War

Global Effects of the Cold War

Examine the atomic arms race, the integration of Europe and the rise of China.

The End of the Cold War and its Aftermath

Learn about the end of the Cold War and the role of the US as global superpower in its aftermath.


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Session 7: Developing Nations

Developing Nations in Modern Times

Examine why some developing nations have been able to thrive, and others have been beset by conflict and/or poverty.


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Session 8: Globalization

Globalization

Examine the positive and negative impacts of globalization.