Important Events

Important Events

Chapter 27 Review: Important Events

1945 Cold war begins
1947 India and Pakistan win independence from Britain
1948 State of Israel is established
1949 Mao Zedong leads Communist revolution in China; Simone de Beauvoir publishes The Second Sex
1950 Korean War begins
1953 Stalin dies; Korean War ends
1954 Brown v. Board of Education prohibits segregated schools in the United States; Vietnamese forces defeat French at Dien Bien Phu
1956 General Abdel Nasser nationalizes Suez Canal; uprising in Hungary against USSR
1957 Boris Pasternak publishes Doctor Zhivago; USSR launches Sputnik; Treaty of Rome establishes European Economic Community (Common Market)
1958 Fifth Republic begins in France
1962 United States and USSR face off in the Cuban missile crisis

Consider three events: India and Pakistan win independence from Britain (1947), Simone de Beauvoir publishes The Second Sex (1949), and Brown v. Board of Education prohibits segregated schools in the United States (1954). How did colonized peoples, women, and African Americans use the experience of war to seek liberation and civil rights?

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Consider three events: India and Pakistan win independence from Britain (1947), Simone de Beauvoir publishes The Second Sex (1949), and Brown v. Board of Education prohibits segregated schools in the United States (1954). How did colonized peoples, women, and African Americans use the experience of war to seek liberation and civil rights?