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20th and 21st Century Global Turning Points

5th Grade · Social Studies · US-UT-SS

11 lessons

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Use primary and secondary sources to analyze the causes, course, and lasting significance of major modern global events.

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  1. The Cold War: Ideology and the Iron CurtainYou are here
  2. The Berlin Wall: Symbol of a Divided WorldUp next
  3. The Cuban Missile Crisis: Brinkmanship and De-escalationNot started yet
  4. The Vietnam War: Proxy Conflict and Global PerspectivesNot started yet
  5. The Space Race and Technological CompetitionNot started yet
  6. The Fall of the Soviet Union and End of the Cold WarNot started yet
  7. Investigating the Holocaust: Primary Sources and RemembranceNot started yet
  8. Modern Genocides: Rwanda, the Balkans, and DarfurNot started yet
  9. The Rise of Global Terrorism and the Aftermath of 9/11Not started yet
  10. Trade Wars and International Economic FrictionNot started yet
  11. Evaluating Eyewitness Accounts of Major Modern EventsNot started yet
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us-ut6.4.1Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

Use primary and secondary sources to describe the impact and/or lasting historical significance of at least two major global events of the 20th–21st centuries not previously studied (for example, the Cold War, Vietnam, genocides, trade wars, terrorism, human rights movements).