Political & Professional Participation: Popular and consumer culture became more global. In the below provide an example of both popular culture and consumer culture and explain its relation to globalization. Consumer Culture: Popular Culture: Key Terms Vietnam War Warsaw Pact Adolf Hitler Zionism Allied Powers AIDS Mustafa Kemal Ataturk Developing world Bolsheviks European Union Central powers Feminist Movements Chiang Kai-Shek Globalization Fascism Global Warming Great Depression International Monetary Fund Great War (World War I) Ayatollah Khomeini League of Nations Nelson Mandela Mass consumption Nongovernmental Organizations Mass culture Silicon Valley Benito Mussolini Supranational organizations Tiananmen Square protests New Deal Truth commissions Nonviolent Resistance World Bank Joseph Stalin Al Qaeda Mohandas Gandhi Apartheid Key Dates Arab-Israeli War Axis Powers 1904 to 1905 Russo-Japanese War – Berlin Wall 1914 Panama Canal Opened Fidel Castro 1914 1918 World War One – – Rights Movement 1917 Russian Revolution – Cold War 1929 New York Stock Market Collapse – Decolonization 1937 Rape of Nanking – First World 1931 Pearl Harbor – Holocaust 1945 Bombing of Hiroshima & Nagasaki – Martin Luther King Jr. 1947 Partition of India – Korean War 1949 Chinese Communist Revolution – Mao Zedong 1950 to 1953 Korean War – Neocolonialism 1957 Sputnik – North Atlantic Treaty Organization 1959 First Silicon Chip developed – Prague Spring 1959 Cuban Revolution – Second World 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis – Sexual Revolution 1963 Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty – Superpowers 1966 to 1976 Chinese Cultural Revolution – Third World 1967 Six Day War –
Political & Professional Participation: Popular and consumer culture became more global. In the below provide an example of both popular culture and consumer culture and explain its relation to globalization. Consumer Culture: Popular Culture: Key Terms Adolf Hitler Allied Powers Mustafa Kemal Ataturk Bolsheviks Central powers Chiang Kai-Shek Fascism Great Depression Great War (World War I) League of Nations Mass consumption Mass culture Benito Mussolini New Deal Nonviolent Resistance Joseph Stalin Mohandas Gandhi Apartheid Arab-Israeli War Axis Powers Berlin Wall Fidel Castro Rights Movement Cold War Decolonization First World Holocaust Martin Luther King Jr. Korean War Mao Zedong Neocolonialism North Atlantic Treaty Organization Prague Spring Second World Sexual Revolution Superpowers Third World Vietnam War Warsaw Pact Zionism AIDS Developing world European Union Feminist Movements Globalization Global Warming International Monetary Fund Ayatollah Khomeini Nelson Mandela Nongovernmental Organizations Silicon Valley Supranational organizations Tiananmen Square protests Truth commissions World Bank Al Qaeda Key Dates 1904 to 1905 – Russo-Japanese War 1914 Panama Canal Opened 1914 – 1918 – World War One 1917 – Russian Revolution 1929 – New York Stock Market Collapse 1937 – Rape of Nanking 1931 – Pearl Harbor 1945 – Bombing of Hiroshima & Nagasaki 1947 – Partition of India 1949 – Chinese Communist Revolution 1950 to 1953 – Korean War 1957 – Sputnik 1959 – First Silicon Chip developed 1959 – Cuban Revolution 1962 – Cuban Missile Crisis 1963 – Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty 1966 to 1976 – Chinese Cultural Revolution 1967 – Six Day War
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