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Neocolonialism and the Challenges of Post-Colonial Statehood
Evaluate how arbitrary borders, monocrop economic dependency, foreign debt, and military coups complicated post-independence governance.
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African Liberation, Middle Eastern Conflict, and the Post-Colonial Order
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Examine anti-colonial struggles in Africa, conflict in the Middle East, and the broader political and economic challenges of post-colonial statehood.
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SS.9-12.WH.34Nevada Social Studies Standards · 7th GradeUse demographic data to analyze various factors that shape human environment interactions, including but not limited to: the impacts of disease, technology, economy, scarcity of resources, and culture.
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