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Conflicts, Civil Rights and Integration
POLITICAL SCHISM
In many countries, the communist parties were divided between sectors related to Moscow and Beijing.
The propaganda of the Soviets and Maoists was increased, which helped the growth of social studies in developed countries and in the Third World.
CIVIL RIGHTS AND BREAKS
In the 1950s, African Americans protested discrimination and demanded effective equality in the vote, work, and services. Making passifist struggles for their leader Martin Luther King.
The situation in Vietnam provoked the rejection and insurrection of the youth, who refused to go to war, and of the whole society, which saw its disastrous results.
ENERGY CRISIS
In the early 1970s, the so-called "energy crisis" broke out, when the countries that were the world's largest hydrocarbon producers caused a rise in oil prices, which shook the world.
The crisis increased the power of several countries, especially Arab. It also affected a large part of humanity, especially the poorest countries, which did not have oil and were forced to make enormous sacrifices to get it.
EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
In the 1950s they began a process of economic integration. he so-called European Common Market was made up of six countries. At the beginning of the 21st century, the number rose to 27.
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ASIAN GROWTH
The United States allowed the rapid rebuilding of Japan's industry. And the Japanese transformed their country into power in the production of automobiles and other high-tech items.
Asian tigers were named for their industrialization and good quality products. This group was made up of Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea.
FALL OF COMMUNISM
Its leader Mikhail Gorbachev tried to renew communism, called Perestroika, it failed and the regime collapsed, the Communist Party lost power and the USSR dissolved in the countries that made it up that left the communist system with Russia at the head.
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