Kathleen Joy S. Banzalan 1-FS1
WAR AND TRANSNATIONAL TERRORISM ASSIGNMENT
I. Identify historic wars which had taken place in the following regions in the world and
devise /create your own matrix (Table) of categories to label them based on the
concepts that we have discussed in Module 3 Lesson 1:
A. Europe
B. Asia
C. North America
European colonies, as well as a
number of European ethnicities,
particularly in the Balkans, felt
that political independence was
within reach. Their hopes were
further strengthened by
American President Woodrow
Wilson’s stated support.
An unanticipated result of the
Vietnam War was the opening of the
gates of immigration to Asians, who
came in droves and brought with
them the gurus and teachers who
would found a generation of new
religious movements whose roots
sank deep into the United States and
later in Europe and even the Soviet
Union itself.
The American counter-culture
however ended badly.
Experimentation with sex, drugs,
and rock-and-roll burned out as
the costs of indulgence over
industry came due. Out of the
morass came such phenomena as
the American Jesus Movement
and the Reagan Presidency.
The Treaty transformed Europe
into national states by breaking
up the Austro-Hungarian
Empire, while the Mandates that
followed were created on the
assumption that, in time, self-
determination would occur.
Southeast asia has long confronted
violent extremism and continues to
do so in indonesia.
If social change could not produce
happiness and inner peace,
certainly religion could, and the
newly religious appeared
throughout the world. The Moral
Majority led by Pastor Jerry
Falwell brought fundamentalism
into the American body politic for
the first time since their Pyrrhic
victory in the 1928 Scopes trial.
A. Europe
B. Asia
C. North America
