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Twentieth Century Europe - MHIX321
Europe, so long a powerhouse in world history, changed fundamentally in the twentieth century. In Twentieth Century Europe you will explore key issues in European social, cultural, political, economic and military development. You will examine consumerism, the Cold War, migration, integration and decolonisation in the post-war era. Was it an age of catastrophe, an increasingly barbaric age or an age when modernity went wrong? You will explore the violence of two world wars, the Russian and Spanish civil wars, political polarisation and instability, ideological conflict, the Great Depression and the horrors of the Holocaust. The post-war themes suggest there is more to the European twentieth century than a straightforward story of ideological struggle. Upon completion, you will have gained an understanding of twentieth century European history from a political, military, social and cultural perspective.
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| When Offered: | SP2 OUA - Study Period 2, offered through Open Universities Australia SP4 OUA - Study Period 4, offered through Open Universities Australia |
| Staff Contact(s): | ouainfo@mq.edu.au |
| Assessed As: | Graded |
| Offered By: | Department of Modern History, Politics and International Relations Faculty of Arts |