Twentieth

The twentieth century was filled with events that changed that path of our history forever. Throughout the years, many religions were founded, radical groups, reforms happened, people’s actions went down in history, and there were many changes to the way that our nation is ran, including foreign policy, leaders, and laws. Nationalism was one of the biggest influences on the twentieth century because of the roles that it played in making the United States the way that it is today. Race was also a

are still seeing high numbers and new cases arise every year. In the twentieth century the syndrome was the most famous epidemic and still is considered to be so today with many people dying from the disease. In the healthcare community the top priority for HIV/ AIDS for both periods have been prevention and access to treatment. Researchers continue to push forward toward a cure for this epidemic as they did in the twentieth century through clinical trials and exploration. We also see similarities

changes in economy, politics, ideology, culture, society, technology, medicine and science. The backdrop of the last half of the 20th century was the World War II. In the Late twentieth century, the world has become socially standardized with the developments of communication technology and transportation. By the end of the twentieth centuries, many non-cold war events occurred. For example, the decolonization of Southeast Asia and Africa, emergence of china as a global power, perpetual volatility of

In the twentieth century men relied on condoms made from animal intestines, and women relied on douches that were made by household items. Pennyroyal and savin were used as methods of abortion by being inserted into the vagina. Contraception in the twentieth century was nothing close to the way it is now. Contraception is the purposeful use of artificial methods or techniques to prevent pregnancy. In the twentieth century there was a movement to make birth control available for women all around.

The twentieth century was an especially violent time in the world. The violence reflected in the media, art and music. Some of the violent media was depicted in photojournalism. With photos like Lee Miller’s Buchenweld. The photo showed American citizens the violence that was going on with Hitler in charge of Germany. Something we would have never seen without the photojournalism in the twentieth century. It is always said that art imitates life, this was no different for the artists of the twentieth

chapter 1, the text was about the twentieth-century world and the four themes play a role in this world. The four themes show that history is not just facts after facts, but also all connected through the themes. Global interrelatedness is the international connection between groups and the pattern of this type of connection has evolved over the years; into globalization. Identity and difference; formation of identity that is key to understanding the politics of the twentieth century and world history in

become. “The nineteenth century was the century of the United States. I think that we can claim that is it Canada that shall fill the twentieth century. “ was said by Laurier and his words passed almost without notice at the time. However, it did not take long before his words had somehow been transformed into the most famous phrase in Canadian history, “The twentieth century belongs to Canada.” His words showed great confidence and pride in the actions that Canada was supposedly to take to fulfill

expansion of music sound, view, and instrumentation. The Early Twentieth Century brought with it a new sound and an expanding ability to experiment with music. Like all music, music of the Early Twentieth Century had its roots from elsewhere places. All of the various types of music from the Early Twentieth Century built on each other. The development of one led to the development of the next and so on. The beginning of the Twentieth Century began with Blues music, which has its roots in African

The twentieth century had been a time for development and innovation for countries around the world, especially so in countries like Egypt, Turkey, and Iran. These three countries were able to transform themselves from occupied territories into sovereign entities. Before the twentieth century; Egypt, Turkey, and Iran, like many other middle eastern countries, had been under western occupation. The start of the twentieth century brought gradual independence and nationalism as these three nations fought

The beginning of the twentieth century marked a significant event not just in the changes of ideology, technology, but also the way artists approach art. Communism and Fascism were on the rise and technological advances held strong since the industrial revolution. However, “The need for a wholesale new approach to art in the nineteenth century arose as the traditional forms of art were borne down on by new conditions and experiences.” (21) became apparent. To satisfy this need artists took many different