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Threats to the world peace from 17th Century to 19th Century: Were the dangerous events that faced capitalist orders due to the series of military confrontation among the countries since 17th Century to 19th Century and those events contributed to the global world instability.
Normally to a large extent those threats destroyed the world peace from 17th Century to 19th were associated with development of capitalism since 15th century and flourished by the 17th
Century. During this period the European history witnessed the emergence of new National- States and compete each other. Normally in this period each nation developed it's strategies to win political and economic interests. The increase in competition among the nations contributed to the emergence of threats to the world peace. Example: By the 15th century to 18th Century capitalism was at mercantile stage which based on competition among the western European nations for wealth accumulation through looting, piracy and plundering, in lining with this situation some wars emerged over controlling wealth and trade. Example: By that time western powers such as Britain, France, Holland, Austria and Portugal posed expansionism policies towards the Africa, Asia and America for the aim of controlling colonies and wealth accumulation, all these led to the emergence of slave trade in Africa which disrupted peace.
TOPIC 2: WARS AND CONFLICTS FROM LATE 19TH CENTURY TO THE 1940'S
TOPIC 3: COLD WARS POLITICS AND THE ARMS RACE FROM1945'S
TOPIC 4: NEW THREATS TO WORLD PEACE AND SECURITY
Threats to the world peace from 17th Century to 19th Century: Were the dangerous events that faced capitalist orders due to the series of military confrontation among the countries since 17th Century to 19th Century and those events contributed to the global world instability.
Normally to a large extent those threats destroyed the world peace from 17th Century to 19th were associated with development of capitalism since 15th century and flourished by the 17th
Century. During this period the European history witnessed the emergence of new National- States and compete each other. Normally in this period each nation developed it's strategies to win political and economic interests. The increase in competition among the nations contributed to the emergence of threats to the world peace. Example: By the 15th century to 18th Century capitalism was at mercantile stage which based on competition among the western European nations for wealth accumulation through looting, piracy and plundering, in lining with this situation some wars emerged over controlling wealth and trade. Example: By that time western powers such as Britain, France, Holland, Austria and Portugal posed expansionism policies towards the Africa, Asia and America for the aim of controlling colonies and wealth accumulation, all these led to the emergence of slave trade in Africa which disrupted peace.
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TOPIC 1: THREATS TO THE WORLD PEACE FROM 17TH TO 19TH CENTURIESTOPIC 2: WARS AND CONFLICTS FROM LATE 19TH CENTURY TO THE 1940'S
TOPIC 3: COLD WARS POLITICS AND THE ARMS RACE FROM1945'S
TOPIC 4: NEW THREATS TO WORLD PEACE AND SECURITY