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Problematic situation: Croatia at the fifa World Cup 2018. (European…

- - - - European dominance of long-distance trade gave countries control of all major trade circuits in the world.
      - The Industrial Revolution gave huge economic and political advantages to countries over countries that remained primarily agricultural.
      - Inequalities among regions increase due to imperialism
      - Political revolutions inspired by democracy and desire for independence.
      - The "nation" emerged as a new type of political organization
  - - - ility - born out of the post World War I & II peace treaties?
      - Europe saw consequences from historical, political, economic, and legal perspectives, as the downfall of empires and outbreak of civil wars
      - It triggered global economic crisis and widespread poverty.
      - This course of events propelled national movements among nations and led to the emergence of newly independent or successor states.
      - The birth of new countries was justified by the principles of nationality and self-determination.
      - the treaties concluded after World War I redrew the borders of Europe. Austro-Hungarian Empire became the states of Yugoslavia, Poland and Czechoslovakia.
      - the balance of power was less stable.
  - - - A major political development inspired by growing nationalism was the consolidation of small states into important new nations
      - Nationalism, then, was stimulated on by a renewal of deep-rooted competition that European nations carried.
      - They competed with one another through trade, industrial production, and colonization, setting up worldwide empires to bolster their attempts to outdo all the others.
      - a dominant cultural identity that coexists among other minorities and they were formed at the expense of multi-ethnic empires
      - The ethno-national-dominated nation-states emerged from national minorities claiming their right to autonomy, claiming independence.
      - In Europe, and particularly in the Balkans, the nation-states have evolved in circumstances of war with a tendency toward fragmentation
- - - - After WWI in December of 1918 Croatia ( Pressured by the allies who wanted to dismantle the Austro-Hungarian empire) joins with the Serbs and Slovenes to form Yugoslavia
      - 1941 Yugoslavia is dismanteled but The Germans invade all the states that were previously part of it.
      - in 1941 the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) was created but The new State was divided into German and Italian occupation zones.
      - After World War II, with the defeat of the axis forces, the Yugoslav Federation will be proclaimed, making Croatia one of its six republics. It will be Josip Broz, Tito, who stands as leader of the Yugoslav Communist Party.
      - The constituent republics of the Federal Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia separated, after suffering a period of political crisis in the 1980s after the death of Tito
      - The unresolved problems caused a series of bloody armed conflicts, known as the Yugoslav wars, which mainly affected Croatia, Bosnia and the Kosovo area.
  - - - More than a million people left their place of residence fleeing the inter-ethnic conflicts that have erupted in Yugoslavia since the summer of 1991.
      - The wars were the bloodiest conflicts on European soil since the end of World War II, resulting in some 130,000 to 200,000 deaths and millions more taken from their homes.
      - January 15, 1992, the European countries of the EC and the international community recognize the independence of Slovenia and Croatia
      - There were many triggers, but the main ones were the abolition of Kosovo's autonomy by Milosevic, and above all that the Serbs from the Croatian region of Krajina declared their separation from Croatia in March 1991, which led Croatia and Slovenia to declare unilaterally its independence on June 25, 1991 :
      - The Yugoslav wars were a series of conflicts in the territory of the former Yugoslavia, which occurred between 1991 and 2001
  - - - Croatia firts appeared in the 7th century as two duchies, Duchy of Croatia and Duchy of Pannonian Croatia
      - The duchies united and formed the Kingdom of croatia and it lasted from 925 until 1918.
      - From the 12th century the kingdom of croatia had an union with the kingdom of Hungary
- - - - The Yugoslav wars had many consequences, but one of them was the large number of people who migrated from their place of origin in search of better living conditions.
      - This happened approximately 30 years ago, so we understand that young people today experienced these situations.
      - People who migrated went to other countries in Europe, some of them strongly promoted sports
  - - - The migration that took place during the wars in Yugoslavia allowed some people to learn how sport was promoted in other countries, in addition to the fact that football has historically been relevant in Croatia.
      - The significance that football has had in Croatia exceeded its sporting context at some moments in history and rose to a broader political and social sphere.
      - In the new independent Croatia, sport became a symbol of union and has proven to be the social expression that gives content to the narrative of nation, identity and culture proudly articulated.
      - Sports competitions in croatia became national symbols
      - The children and youth who lived during these decades grew up among the mines and destruction. Without a doubt, that past forged the character of today's men.