Overview

Examine the world-altering wars of the 20th century in Global Conflicts of the 20th Century. Learn how History, World History, International Relations, and Geography intertwined in shaping wars, alliances, and diplomacy.

This low commitment course provides concise modules. Enrollment is limited — it will not be repeated.

Description

From World Wars to regional conflicts, 20th-century wars reshaped World History. Study the causes, strategies, and outcomes of global conflicts, linking History, International Relations, and Geography.

Key topics include:

World War I and II: alliances, battles, and geopolitical changes
Cold War conflicts and global diplomacy (International Relations)
Territorial disputes and the impact of Geography on military strategy
Post-war reconstruction and modern World History

Through case studies, learners understand how History, World History, International Relations, and Geography connect to today’s global political landscape.

Who Is This Course For?

Students of History, World History, or International Relations
Professionals in defense, policy, or global studies
Lifelong learners seeking low commitment insight into 20th-century conflicts

Requirements

No prior experience in History, World History, International Relations, or Geography required
Internet access and curiosity

Career Path

Defense and security analysis
Policy and diplomacy
Teaching and historical research
International relations consulting

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