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About the Book
The Twentieth Century World: Canadian Edition provides a survey of world history in the twentieth century. It is an narrative account with extensive coverage given to Canada, the US, Europe, Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Uses a distinctive analytical framework in order to examine the rivalries between major world nations
A timeline tracks significant events to assist students in following the narrative
Without altering Keylor's well-respected perspective, the text has been streamlined to make the narrative more appropriate for first and second-year undergraduates
New pedagogy, making the book more accessible to first year students, including chapter summaries, marginal quotations, timeline with Canadian international events, bibliographic essay, and part-opening vignettes
Two four-colour maps - The world in 1900 and in 2000 visually situate the political and geographical events in the world
Canadian events are seamlessly integrated into the overall narrative description as well as an analysis of Canadian examples of broader international trends
More balanced ideological perspective, including a more neutral, less American-focused discussion of the Cold War
Greatly expanded coverage of the Russian Revolution and the importance of ideologies in world history
Less material on Latin America and on detailed diplomatic negotiations, help make the text more suitable to first and second year students
Larger trim size as well as a more spacious design
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