The Super Summary of World History (2 page)
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Authors: Alan Dale Daniel
Tags: #History, #Europe, #World History, #Western, #World
Power
of
Women
Power
of
the
Press
Power
of
Religion
Power
of
Science
Art
and
Literature
The
Power
of
Change
The First World War 1914 to 1918
Casualties
Financial
Costs
Other
Costs
Causes
of
the
Great
War
The
von
Schlieffen
Plan
Mobilization
Deciding
Factors
(in
order
of
importance)
The
War
Begins
Stalemate
in
the
West
the
Western
Front
The
Russian
Front
The
War
at
Sea
New
Technology
The
Eastern
Front
and
Revolution
Other
Fronts
Turning
Point:
The
United
States
of
America
Enters
the
War
Aftermath
Some
Thoughts
on
the
Great
War
and
the
Aftermath
Books
and
Resources
on
the
Great
War
The Interwar Years 1919 to 1939
The
Great
Depression 1929-1942?
Background
Causes
The
Contraction
Starts
Hoover
and
Roosevelt—The
Twins
of
Economic
Failure
Economic
Theories
European
Government’s
under
Stress:
Fascist
and
Communist
Japan
Taken
Over
By
Militarists
The
Future
Goes
Dark
Books
and
Resources
on
the
Great
Depression
and
the
Rise
of the
Third
Reich
World War II 1939 to 1945
How
Many
Dead?
Compare
1914
and
1939
Deciding
Factors
World
War
II
Begins
The
Battle
of
France
Battle
of
Britain
Invasion?
The
Battle
of
the
Atlantic
Industrial
Production
The
Crucial
Years
North
Africa
El
Alamein
The
USSR
Barbarossa
Japan
Enters
the
War
December 7,
1941
Background
Deciding
Factors
In
the
Pacific
Pearl Harbor A
nd
the
Japanese Centrifical Offensive
Pearl
Harbor
Japans’
Southern
Offensive
Singapore
The
Philippines
The
Battle
of
Midway
The
South
Pacific
and
Indochina
Guadalcanal
Midpoint
in
the
Second
World
War
Europe:
Key
Decisions
Axis
(mis)
Management
Hitler
Attacks
in
the
East
War
In
The
Atlantic
North
Africa
Sicily
and
Italy
Planning
D-Day
Midpoint
in
the
Second
World
War—Pacific
Tarawa
Marianas
and
New
Guinea
The
Philippines—The
Return
of
the
USA
Hammering
Toward
Victory—The
Pacific
Battle
of
Leyte
Gulf—the
Philippines
Submarine
Efforts—Axis
and
the
Allies
Hammering
Toward
Victory—Europe
D-Day
and
Beyond
Background
to
D-Day
The
Atlantic
Wall
Breached
The
Battle
of
the
Bulge
The
Air
War
Over
Europe
The
Eastern
Front—After
Stalingrad
The
End
in
Europe
The
End
in
Asia
Battle
of
Okinawa
Operation
Olympic
Truman
Uses
the
A-Bomb
Books
and
References
The Cold War 1945 to 1989
Truman:
Neophyte
Cold
Warrior
Eisenhower:
Careful
Cold
Warrior
Kennedy:
Risk-Taking
Cold
Warrior
Lyndon
B.
Johnson:
Worthless
Cold
Warrior
Nixon:
Winning
Cold
Warrior
Carter:
Incompetent
Cold
Warrior
Reagan:
Ultimate
Cold
Warrior
Books
and
Resources
The Korean War
Background
to
Invasion
The
Red
Empires
Strike!
Inchon
The
UN
Allies
Strike
Back
China
Enters
the
War
The
New
Air
War
UN
Forces
Move
North—Again
Stalemate
Use
the
Bomb—or
Not?
Analysis
The Vietnam War
Background
Eisenhower
Stays
Out
The
Fall
of
Dien
Bien
Phu
America
Steps
In
(it)
Johnson
Commits
US
Troops—1964
Tet
Offensive
Nixon
Gets
the
United
States
Out
The
South
Falls
After
the
Fall
Why?
The
Analysis
of
the
War
and
its
Aftermath
Books
and
Resources
The Postmodern World . . . or Not?
The
Long
View
of
History
What
About
the
West
is
Unique?
Modern
Philosophy—of
the
west
Propaganda
Beyond
the
Cold
War
Technology
War
US
Civil
Rights
Movement
Bureaucracy
in
the
Modern
World
The
Future
and
our
Ability
to
Discern
the
Future
A
Final
Thought
Time Line of
World History
