The Contemporary World, History/Civics, Class-10, ICSE Board

Name: The Contemporary World, History/Civics, Class-10, ICSE Board
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The Contemporary World History, History/Civics, Class-10, ICSE Board.

Created byMukesh Tiwary

Last updated 1/2022

English

What you'll learn

The Contemporary World, History/Civics, Class-10, ICSE Board.
The Learner will get a complete information about the Contemporary word as per ICSE Syllabus.
The learner will understand each topics clearly.
The present course will boost up learners understanding about Modern world.

Course content

5 sections • 14 lectures • 4h 4m total length

Introduction1:26
Explore the violent history of the contemporary world, covering the First World War, the rise of dictatorship, the Second World War, the United Nations and its agencies, and Non-Aligned Movement.
Fascism and Nazism, Video-1.13:50
Explore how postwar dissatisfaction, economic crisis, and political instability fueled fascism in Italy under Mussolini and Nazism in Germany under Hitler, paving the path to dictatorship and world war.
Fascism and Nazism, Video-2.17:04
Explore fascism and Nazism, tracing their rise through the Treaty of Versailles, economic humiliation, and weak democracies, and examine their one-party, totalitarian rule under Hitler.

FIRST WORLD WAR, Video-1(Causes)25:05
Explore the causes of the First World War, including intense nationalism, imperialism, arms race, Balkan crises, and the absence of an international organization.
FIRST WORLD WAR, Video-2,(Causes)11:53
Analyze the immediate causes of the first world war, including the assassination of archduke ferdinand, austria-hungary's ultimatum to serbia, secret alliances, and the lusitania incident fueling us entry.
RESULTS OF FIRST WORLD WAR, Video-319:58
The lecture explains the Treaty of Versailles' crippling terms on Germany, the League of Nations, territorial rearrangements, and the death, devastation, and rise of self-determination after the war.

Second World War, The Causes,(Video-1).26:36
Explains the causes of the Second World War, including the Treaty of Versailles, fascism and Nazism, appeasement, and the invasion of Poland, ending with Pearl Harbor.
Results of Second World War, Video-2,21:09
The allied victory ended World War II as axis powers were defeated; Japan surrendered after atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Germany was divided and the United Nations were formed.

Non- Aligned Movement, Video-1.23:03
Understand the meaning of the non-aligned movement, its neutral stance in the cold war, and its founding leaders, plus key contrasts of capitalism and communism and NAM objectives.
Non- Aligned Movement, Video-2.20:30
Explore the Non-Aligned Movement's objectives: abolition of imperialism and colonialism, sovereignty and equality for all nations, international peace and security, and disarmament and human rights.

UNO and Its Organs, Video-1(UN and General Assembly).27:56
Explore the United Nations' six organs, including the General Assembly as parliament of the world and the Security Council, outlining objectives to save humanity from war and promote human rights.
UNO and Its Organs, Video-2(Security Council).12:25
The security council has five permanent members with veto power and ten non-permanent members. Decisions require 14 votes and may involve negotiation, sanctions, or military action.
UNO and Its Organs, Video-3(International Court of Justice).9:53
Explore the international court of justice, the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, settles disputes between sovereign states and issues advisory opinions on interpretation of international law.
Agencies of UNO.13:43
Explore UNICEF, WHO, and UNESCO, and their postwar missions to protect women and children, provide relief and vaccination, safe water, education, and cultural preservation.

Requirements

ICSE Board, Class-10

Description

This is the video course for ICSE Board Students of Class 10. This course will cover and provide the detailed explanation of the World History part, The Contemporary World, Section of ICSE Board, Class10.

The Contemporary World is an important section of study in the syllabus. Therefore, special care and attention I have made in explaining every topic. I hope it will help you to understand each topic clearly.

This course will cover the five important Chapters of the Contemporary World, Part:-

1- First World War.
2- Rise of Dictatorship
3- Second World War.

4- United Nations. And it’s Agencies

5- Non- Aligned Movement.

This course covers a detailed analysis of the whole above mentioned topics in simple and effective language. In this course I have made my best attempt to simplify these difficult topics in simple way to understand.

The First World War and the Second World War and two crucial events in world history. World War I was fought between the Allied Powers and the Central Powers. The main members of the Allied Powers were France, Russia, and Britain. The United States also fought on the side of the Allies after 1917.

The first world war itself sowed the seeds for Second World War, primarily because of the humiliating Treaty of Versailles. We shall see the causes and consequences of the Second World War (WWII) in this video Course.

This course also provides a detailed information about the United Nations and its various agencies. Special Emphasis has been made on the role of United Nations in establishing international peace and security in the world and the course also discusses about the role of it's different agencies in maintaining peace in the world.

In the chapter of non aligned movement, the role of India under the leadership of Jawaharlal Nehru played a leading role in reducing cold war tension between America and Ex-Soviet Russia. The non-aligned movement is still relevant in the present time for maintaining unity and coordination among different countries of Asia Africa and Latin America.

Therefore, let’s begin……

Who this course is for:

ICSE Board, Class-X, Students

The Contemporary World, History/Civics, Class-10, ICSE Board

What you'll learn

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 32min

FIRST WORLD WAR,3 lectures • 57min

Second World War2 lectures • 48min

Non- Aligned Movement.2 lectures • 44min

UNO and Its Organs,4 lectures • 1hr 4min

Requirements

Description

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