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  6. Test Otter.ai transcript on UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 16 - The Cold War Resurges - 01h 21m 20s
  7. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 01 - History of the Present - 01h 11m 39s
  8. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 02 - World Crisis, World Recast - 01h 21m 39s
  9. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 04 - The Division of East Asia - 01h 21m 41s
  10. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 05 - The Keynesian Era - 01h 19m 46s
  11. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 06 - Decolonization and Development - 01h 21m 08s
  12. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 07 - Capitalism Bridled - 01h 18m 27s
  13. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 08 - The Socialist Alternative - 01h 20m 43s
  14. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 09 - Letting Go of Empire, or Not - 01h 16m 49s
  15. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 10 - The Cold War and Decolonization - 01h 15m 35s
  16. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 11 - The Cold Peace - 01h 21m 00s
  17. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 12 - Against the Status Quo - 01h 19m 14s
  18. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 13 - The West's Malaise - 01h 20m 09s
  19. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 14 - Crises of Political Utopias - 01h 20m 56s
  20. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 15 - A Decade of Shocks - 01h 19m 53s
  21. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 16 - The Cold War Resurges - 01h 21m 20s
  22. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 17 - Embracing the Market - 01h 19m 20s
  23. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 18 - Globalizing the Market - 01h 22m 59s
  24. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 19 - Democracy Resurgent - 01h 21m 01s
  25. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 20 - The End of the Cold War - 01h 22m 16s
  26. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 21 - The New World Order - 01h 22m 08s
  27. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 22 - Contesting Globalization - 01h 18m 03s
  28. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 23 - Fractures and Fissures - 00h 44m 15s
  29. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 24 - To Get Rich is Glorious - 01h 20m 00s
  30. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 25 - A Crisis of Capitalism? - 01h 12m 14s
  31. UC Berkeley - HIST 186 - 2012 Spring - Sargent - International and Global History Since 1945 - Lecture 26 - The Eclipse of the West? - 01h 22m 33s
  32. WikipediaExtracts:1920 United States presidential election
  33. WikipediaExtracts:1973 oil crisis
  34. WikipediaExtracts:1989 Tiananmen Square protests
  35. WikipediaExtracts:1991 Soviet coup d'état attempt
  36. WikipediaExtracts:1991 uprisings in Iraq
  37. WikipediaExtracts:1999 Seattle WTO protests
  38. WikipediaExtracts:19th All-Union Conference of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
  39. WikipediaExtracts:1st G6 summit
  40. WikipediaExtracts:30th G8 summit
  41. WikipediaExtracts:A. Philip Randolph
  42. WikipediaExtracts:A Time for Choosing
  43. WikipediaExtracts:A World Restored
  44. WikipediaExtracts:Abdullah Tariki
  45. WikipediaExtracts:Ad infinitum
  46. WikipediaExtracts:Adam Smith
  47. WikipediaExtracts:Adolf Hitler
  48. WikipediaExtracts:Adolfo Suárez
  49. WikipediaExtracts:African National Congress
  50. WikipediaExtracts:Afrikaans
  51. WikipediaExtracts:Afrikaners
  52. WikipediaExtracts:Age of Enlightenment
  53. WikipediaExtracts:Agostinho Neto
  54. WikipediaExtracts:Agricultural Adjustment Act
  55. WikipediaExtracts:Aid to Families with Dependent Children
  56. WikipediaExtracts:Aimé Césaire
  57. WikipediaExtracts:Akosombo Dam
  58. WikipediaExtracts:Al-Qaeda
  59. WikipediaExtracts:Alan Greenspan
  60. WikipediaExtracts:Alan Milward
  61. WikipediaExtracts:Alcide De Gasperi
  62. WikipediaExtracts:Aldo Moro
  63. WikipediaExtracts:Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
  64. WikipediaExtracts:Alexander Dubček
  65. WikipediaExtracts:Alexander Haig
  66. WikipediaExtracts:Alexander Kerensky
  67. WikipediaExtracts:Alexander Yakovlev (Russian politician)
  68. WikipediaExtracts:Alexei Kosygin
  69. WikipediaExtracts:Alfred Marshall
  70. WikipediaExtracts:Algerian War
  71. WikipediaExtracts:Alsace-Lorraine
  72. WikipediaExtracts:Amartya Sen
  73. WikipediaExtracts:Anders Behring Breivik
  74. WikipediaExtracts:Andrei Sakharov
  75. WikipediaExtracts:Andrew Jackson
  76. WikipediaExtracts:Angela Merkel
  77. WikipediaExtracts:Angolan Civil War
  78. WikipediaExtracts:Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty
  79. WikipediaExtracts:Antonio Guzmán Fernández
  80. WikipediaExtracts:António Ramalho Eanes
  81. WikipediaExtracts:António de Oliveira Salazar
  82. WikipediaExtracts:Anwar Sadat
  83. WikipediaExtracts:Aphorism
  84. WikipediaExtracts:Apparatchik
  85. WikipediaExtracts:Arab Spring
  86. WikipediaExtracts:Area 51
  87. WikipediaExtracts:Armed Forces Movement
  88. WikipediaExtracts:Arnold J. Toynbee
  89. WikipediaExtracts:Arsenal of Democracy
  90. WikipediaExtracts:Assassination of Rajiv Gandhi
  91. WikipediaExtracts:Assembly line
  92. WikipediaExtracts:Atal Bihari Vajpayee
  93. WikipediaExtracts:Atlanticism
  94. WikipediaExtracts:Attack on Pearl Harbor
  95. WikipediaExtracts:Attrition warfare
  96. WikipediaExtracts:Augusto Pinochet
  97. WikipediaExtracts:Austria-Hungary
  98. WikipediaExtracts:Autarky
  99. WikipediaExtracts:Autobahn
  100. WikipediaExtracts:Autoroutes of France
  101. WikipediaExtracts:Ayodhya
  102. WikipediaExtracts:Ayodhya dispute
  103. WikipediaExtracts:B. R. Ambedkar
  104. WikipediaExtracts:BRIC
  105. WikipediaExtracts:B movie
  106. WikipediaExtracts:Babri Masjid
  107. WikipediaExtracts:Balance of payments
  108. WikipediaExtracts:Balfour Declaration
  109. WikipediaExtracts:Bandung Conference
  110. WikipediaExtracts:Bank of England
  111. WikipediaExtracts:Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany
  112. WikipediaExtracts:Bataan Death March
  113. WikipediaExtracts:Battle of Inchon
  114. WikipediaExtracts:Battle of Kosovo
  115. WikipediaExtracts:Battle of Passchendaele
  116. WikipediaExtracts:Battle of the Somme
  117. WikipediaExtracts:Bayard Rustin
  118. WikipediaExtracts:Beatrice Webb
  119. WikipediaExtracts:Beggar thy neighbour
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  121. WikipediaExtracts:Benigno Aquino Jr.
  122. WikipediaExtracts:Benito Mussolini
  123. WikipediaExtracts:Benjamin Barber
  124. WikipediaExtracts:Berlin Blockade
  125. WikipediaExtracts:Berlin Wall
  126. WikipediaExtracts:Bernard-Henri Lévy
  127. WikipediaExtracts:Bernard Kouchner
  128. WikipediaExtracts:Beveridge Report
  129. WikipediaExtracts:Bhakra Dam
  130. WikipediaExtracts:Bharatiya Janata Party
  131. WikipediaExtracts:Bight
  132. WikipediaExtracts:Bight of Biafra
  133. WikipediaExtracts:Bilderberg Meeting
  134. WikipediaExtracts:Bizone
  135. WikipediaExtracts:Bob Dole
  136. WikipediaExtracts:Boer
  137. WikipediaExtracts:Bohemian Rhapsody
  138. WikipediaExtracts:Bolsa Família
  139. WikipediaExtracts:Bolshevik
  140. WikipediaExtracts:Bolsheviks
  141. WikipediaExtracts:Bono
  142. WikipediaExtracts:Borat
  143. WikipediaExtracts:Bosnia and Herzegovina
  144. WikipediaExtracts:Bosniaks
  145. WikipediaExtracts:Bosnian War
  146. WikipediaExtracts:Bourgeoisie
  147. WikipediaExtracts:Breakup of Yugoslavia
  148. WikipediaExtracts:Bretton Woods Conference
  149. WikipediaExtracts:Bretton Woods system
  150. WikipediaExtracts:Brezhnev Doctrine
  151. WikipediaExtracts:British military intervention in the Sierra Leone Civil War
  152. WikipediaExtracts:Bruce Springsteen
  153. WikipediaExtracts:Buckminster Fuller
  154. WikipediaExtracts:Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
  155. WikipediaExtracts:Bảo Đại
  156. WikipediaExtracts:Calvin Coolidge
  157. WikipediaExtracts:Camp David Accords
  158. WikipediaExtracts:Capital control
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  160. WikipediaExtracts:Capitalism
  161. WikipediaExtracts:Carnation Revolution
  162. WikipediaExtracts:Carter Doctrine
  163. WikipediaExtracts:Caste system in India
  164. WikipediaExtracts:Castle Bravo
  165. WikipediaExtracts:Casus belli
  166. WikipediaExtracts:Chaebol
  167. WikipediaExtracts:Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
  168. WikipediaExtracts:Chandra Shekhar
  169. WikipediaExtracts:Charlemagne
  170. WikipediaExtracts:Charles Krauthammer
  171. WikipediaExtracts:Charles S. Maier
  172. WikipediaExtracts:Charles de Gaulle
  173. WikipediaExtracts:Charter 77
  174. WikipediaExtracts:Charter of the United Nations
  175. WikipediaExtracts:Che Guevara
  176. WikipediaExtracts:Chen Yun
  177. WikipediaExtracts:Chernobyl disaster
  178. WikipediaExtracts:Chiang Ching-kuo
  179. WikipediaExtracts:Chiang Kai-shek
  180. WikipediaExtracts:Chicago Pile-1
  181. WikipediaExtracts:Chimerica
  182. WikipediaExtracts:China
  183. WikipediaExtracts:China and the World Trade Organization
  184. WikipediaExtracts:Chinese Civil War
  185. WikipediaExtracts:Chongqing
  186. WikipediaExtracts:Chun Doo-hwan
  187. WikipediaExtracts:Civic Forum
  188. WikipediaExtracts:Civil rights movement
  189. WikipediaExtracts:Civilian Conservation Corps
  190. WikipediaExtracts:Civilian casualties during Operation Allied Force
  191. WikipediaExtracts:Clash of Civilizations
  192. WikipediaExtracts:Classical economics
  193. WikipediaExtracts:Classical liberalism
  194. WikipediaExtracts:Clifford P. Case
  195. WikipediaExtracts:Clint Eastwood
  196. WikipediaExtracts:Clinton–Lewinsky scandal
  197. WikipediaExtracts:Club of Rome
  198. WikipediaExtracts:Coalition of the Gulf War
  199. WikipediaExtracts:Cold War
  200. WikipediaExtracts:Colin Powell
  201. WikipediaExtracts:Collateralized debt obligation
  202. WikipediaExtracts:Cologne
  203. WikipediaExtracts:Comecon
  204. WikipediaExtracts:Cominform
  205. WikipediaExtracts:Commanding heights of the economy
  206. WikipediaExtracts:Committee of European Economic Co-operation
  207. WikipediaExtracts:Committee on Human Rights in the USSR
  208. WikipediaExtracts:Commonwealth of Independent States
  209. WikipediaExtracts:Commonwealth of Nations
  210. WikipediaExtracts:Communism
  211. WikipediaExtracts:Communist Party of China
  212. WikipediaExtracts:Communist Party of Georgia
  213. WikipediaExtracts:Conditionality
  214. WikipediaExtracts:Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe
  215. WikipediaExtracts:Congress of Vienna
  216. WikipediaExtracts:Conservative Party (UK)
  217. WikipediaExtracts:Contemporary history
  218. WikipediaExtracts:Contras
  219. WikipediaExtracts:Convertibility
  220. WikipediaExtracts:Corazon Aquino
  221. WikipediaExtracts:Core countries
  222. WikipediaExtracts:Core–periphery structure
  223. WikipediaExtracts:County of Tyrol
  224. WikipediaExtracts:Crimea
  225. WikipediaExtracts:Croats
  226. WikipediaExtracts:Crusades
  227. WikipediaExtracts:Cuban Missile Crisis
  228. WikipediaExtracts:Cuban Project
  229. WikipediaExtracts:Cuban Revolution
  230. WikipediaExtracts:Cult of Personality
  231. WikipediaExtracts:Cult of personality
  232. WikipediaExtracts:Cultural Revolution
  233. WikipediaExtracts:Dalit
  234. WikipediaExtracts:Dalit Buddhist movement
  235. WikipediaExtracts:Dallas (1978 TV series)
  236. WikipediaExtracts:Daniel Lerner
  237. WikipediaExtracts:Daniel Patrick Moynihan
  238. WikipediaExtracts:Daniel Yergin
  239. WikipediaExtracts:Danube
  240. WikipediaExtracts:Dardanelles
  241. WikipediaExtracts:Das Kapital
  242. WikipediaExtracts:David E. Lilienthal
  243. WikipediaExtracts:David Ricardo
  244. WikipediaExtracts:David W. Bebbington
  245. WikipediaExtracts:Dayton Agreement
  246. WikipediaExtracts:Decolonization
  247. WikipediaExtracts:Democracy
  248. WikipediaExtracts:Democracy Index
  249. WikipediaExtracts:Demography
  250. WikipediaExtracts:Demolition of the Babri Masjid
  251. WikipediaExtracts:Deng Xiaoping
  252. WikipediaExtracts:Desmond Tutu
  253. WikipediaExtracts:Deuterium
  254. WikipediaExtracts:Deutsche Bundesbank
  255. WikipediaExtracts:Deutsche Mark
  256. WikipediaExtracts:Developing country
  257. WikipediaExtracts:Deviationism
  258. WikipediaExtracts:Die Wende
  259. WikipediaExtracts:Dirigisme
  260. WikipediaExtracts:Discursive
  261. WikipediaExtracts:Dmitry Medvedev
  262. WikipediaExtracts:Doctors' plot
  263. WikipediaExtracts:Doomsday Clock
  264. WikipediaExtracts:Douglas MacArthur
  265. WikipediaExtracts:Duce
  266. WikipediaExtracts:Dumbarton Oaks Conference
  267. WikipediaExtracts:Dutch East India Company
  268. WikipediaExtracts:Dynasty (1981 TV series)
  269. WikipediaExtracts:Détente
  270. WikipediaExtracts:Dương Văn Minh
  271. WikipediaExtracts:ETH Zurich
  272. WikipediaExtracts:Earth Day
  273. WikipediaExtracts:Earthrise
  274. WikipediaExtracts:East India Company
  275. WikipediaExtracts:Eastern Bloc
  276. WikipediaExtracts:Economic Cooperation Administration
  277. WikipediaExtracts:Economic development
  278. WikipediaExtracts:Economic liberalism
  279. WikipediaExtracts:Economics
  280. WikipediaExtracts:Economist Intelligence Unit
  281. WikipediaExtracts:Eduard Bernstein
  282. WikipediaExtracts:Eduard Shevardnadze
  283. WikipediaExtracts:Edward Teller
  284. WikipediaExtracts:Egon Krenz
  285. WikipediaExtracts:Einstein–Szilárd letter
  286. WikipediaExtracts:Elbert Hubbard
  287. WikipediaExtracts:Electoral system
  288. WikipediaExtracts:Elvis Presley
  289. WikipediaExtracts:Emeryville, California
  290. WikipediaExtracts:Enrico Fermi
  291. WikipediaExtracts:Epiphenomenon
  292. WikipediaExtracts:Erich Honecker
  293. WikipediaExtracts:Ernest Bevin
  294. WikipediaExtracts:Ernst Neizvestny
  295. WikipediaExtracts:Ethnic cleansing
  296. WikipediaExtracts:Eugenics
  297. WikipediaExtracts:Eurasian Steppe
  298. WikipediaExtracts:Euro
  299. WikipediaExtracts:European Atomic Energy Community
  300. WikipediaExtracts:European Central Bank
  301. WikipediaExtracts:European Coal and Steel Community
  302. WikipediaExtracts:European Convention on Human Rights
  303. WikipediaExtracts:European Court of Human Rights
  304. WikipediaExtracts:European Economic Community
  305. WikipediaExtracts:European Exchange Rate Mechanism
  306. WikipediaExtracts:European Green Party
  307. WikipediaExtracts:European Parliament
  308. WikipediaExtracts:European Political Cooperation
  309. WikipediaExtracts:European Round Table of Industrialists
  310. WikipediaExtracts:European Union
  311. WikipediaExtracts:Eurozone
  312. WikipediaExtracts:Evangelicalism
  313. WikipediaExtracts:Extensive growth
  314. WikipediaExtracts:Ezra Vogel
  315. WikipediaExtracts:F. W. de Klerk
  316. WikipediaExtracts:FIM-92 Stinger
  317. WikipediaExtracts:Fair Deal
  318. WikipediaExtracts:Falkland Islands
  319. WikipediaExtracts:Falklands War
  320. WikipediaExtracts:Farouk of Egypt
  321. WikipediaExtracts:February 26 Incident
  322. WikipediaExtracts:Felipe González
  323. WikipediaExtracts:Ferdinand Marcos
  324. WikipediaExtracts:Fernando Belaúnde Terry
  325. WikipediaExtracts:Fiat Automobiles
  326. WikipediaExtracts:Fidesz
  327. WikipediaExtracts:Fifth Republic of Korea
  328. WikipediaExtracts:Financial crisis of 2007–2008
  329. WikipediaExtracts:First-past-the-post voting
  330. WikipediaExtracts:Fiscal policy
  331. WikipediaExtracts:Flag of Russia
  332. WikipediaExtracts:Flag of the Soviet Union
  333. WikipediaExtracts:Focus on the Family
  334. WikipediaExtracts:Force de dissuasion
  335. WikipediaExtracts:Four Asian Tigers
  336. WikipediaExtracts:Fox News
  337. WikipediaExtracts:Francis Fukuyama
  338. WikipediaExtracts:Francisco Franco
  339. WikipediaExtracts:Franjo Tuđman
  340. WikipediaExtracts:Frank Sinatra
  341. WikipediaExtracts:Franklin D. Roosevelt
  342. WikipediaExtracts:Frantz Fanon
  343. WikipediaExtracts:François Hollande
  344. WikipediaExtracts:François Mitterrand
  345. WikipediaExtracts:Free Officers Movement (Egypt)
  346. WikipediaExtracts:Free Speech Movement
  347. WikipediaExtracts:Free trade
  348. WikipediaExtracts:Freedom House
  349. WikipediaExtracts:French Fourth Republic
  350. WikipediaExtracts:French Revolution
  351. WikipediaExtracts:Friedrich Engels
  352. WikipediaExtracts:Friedrich Hayek
  353. WikipediaExtracts:Fritz Lang
  354. WikipediaExtracts:Fujian
  355. WikipediaExtracts:Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster
  356. WikipediaExtracts:Fundamentalism
  357. WikipediaExtracts:G20
  358. WikipediaExtracts:G7
  359. WikipediaExtracts:Gamal Abdel Nasser
  360. WikipediaExtracts:Gang of Four
  361. WikipediaExtracts:Geir Lundestad
  362. WikipediaExtracts:General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
  363. WikipediaExtracts:General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
  364. WikipediaExtracts:Genius (website)
  365. WikipediaExtracts:Gennadi Gerasimov
  366. WikipediaExtracts:Genocidal rape
  367. WikipediaExtracts:Geoeconomics
  368. WikipediaExtracts:Geoffrey Barraclough
  369. WikipediaExtracts:Geopolitics
  370. WikipediaExtracts:George F. Kennan
  371. WikipediaExtracts:George Marshall
  372. WikipediaExtracts:George McGovern
  373. WikipediaExtracts:George P. Shultz
  374. WikipediaExtracts:George Washington
  375. WikipediaExtracts:Georgy Malenkov
  376. WikipediaExtracts:German Empire
  377. WikipediaExtracts:German reunification
  378. WikipediaExtracts:Germany-Japan relations
  379. WikipediaExtracts:Gerrymandering
  380. WikipediaExtracts:Glasnost
  381. WikipediaExtracts:Glassboro Summit Conference
  382. WikipediaExtracts:Global South
  383. WikipediaExtracts:Global village
  384. WikipediaExtracts:Globalization
  385. WikipediaExtracts:Goddess of Democracy
  386. WikipediaExtracts:Godesberg Program
  387. WikipediaExtracts:Gold standard
  388. WikipediaExtracts:Good Bye, Lenin!
  389. WikipediaExtracts:Google Ngram Viewer
  390. WikipediaExtracts:Gosplan
  391. WikipediaExtracts:Goulart
  392. WikipediaExtracts:Goulash Communism
  393. WikipediaExtracts:Grand Alliance (World War II)
  394. WikipediaExtracts:Great Break (USSR)
  395. WikipediaExtracts:Great Depression
  396. WikipediaExtracts:Great Leap Forward
  397. WikipediaExtracts:Great power
  398. WikipediaExtracts:Green Revolution
  399. WikipediaExtracts:Greenpeace
  400. WikipediaExtracts:Gregory Malenkov
  401. WikipediaExtracts:Group of 77
  402. WikipediaExtracts:Group of Seven
  403. WikipediaExtracts:Grundgesetz
  404. WikipediaExtracts:Guangdong
  405. WikipediaExtracts:Guangzhou
  406. WikipediaExtracts:Gujarat
  407. WikipediaExtracts:Gulag
  408. WikipediaExtracts:Gulf Cooperation Council
  409. WikipediaExtracts:Gulf War
  410. WikipediaExtracts:Hafizullah Amin
  411. WikipediaExtracts:Hans Rosling
  412. WikipediaExtracts:Harold Macmillan
  413. WikipediaExtracts:Harold Wilson
  414. WikipediaExtracts:Hayato Ikeda
  415. WikipediaExtracts:Hegemony
  416. WikipediaExtracts:Hello
  417. WikipediaExtracts:Helmut Kohl
  418. WikipediaExtracts:Help!: A Day in the Life
  419. WikipediaExtracts:Helsinki Accords
  420. WikipediaExtracts:Henry Cabot Lodge
  421. WikipediaExtracts:Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
  422. WikipediaExtracts:Henry Kissinger
  423. WikipediaExtracts:Henry M. Jackson
  424. WikipediaExtracts:Herat uprising
  425. WikipediaExtracts:Herbert Marcuse
  426. WikipediaExtracts:Hind Swaraj or Indian Home Rule
  427. WikipediaExtracts:Hindutva
  428. WikipediaExtracts:Hirohito
  429. WikipediaExtracts:Hiroshima
  430. WikipediaExtracts:Historiography
  431. WikipediaExtracts:Ho Chi Minh
  432. WikipediaExtracts:Holodomor
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  434. WikipediaExtracts:Hubert Védrine
  435. WikipediaExtracts:Hudson's Bay Company
  436. WikipediaExtracts:Hundred Flowers Campaign
  437. WikipediaExtracts:Hungarian Revolution of 1956
  438. WikipediaExtracts:Hyperpower
  439. WikipediaExtracts:Idi Amin
  440. WikipediaExtracts:Igbo
  441. WikipediaExtracts:Illuminati
  442. WikipediaExtracts:Imelda Marcos
  443. WikipediaExtracts:Immanuel Wallerstein
  444. WikipediaExtracts:Import substitution industrialization
  445. WikipediaExtracts:Imre Nagy
  446. WikipediaExtracts:Imre Pozsgay
  447. WikipediaExtracts:In situ
  448. WikipediaExtracts:Indian Rebellion of 1857
  449. WikipediaExtracts:Indian independence movement
  450. WikipediaExtracts:Indonesian occupation of East Timor
  451. WikipediaExtracts:Industrial Revolution
  452. WikipediaExtracts:Infamous Decade
  453. WikipediaExtracts:Intercontinental ballistic missile
  454. WikipediaExtracts:Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty
  455. WikipediaExtracts:International Brotherhood of Teamsters
  456. WikipediaExtracts:International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
  457. WikipediaExtracts:International Monetary Fund
  458. WikipediaExtracts:International Students' Day
  459. WikipediaExtracts:Invictus (film)
  460. WikipediaExtracts:Invisible hand
  461. WikipediaExtracts:Iran-Iraq War
  462. WikipediaExtracts:Iranian Revolution
  463. WikipediaExtracts:Iran–Contra affair
  464. WikipediaExtracts:Iraq War
  465. WikipediaExtracts:Iraqi no-fly zones
  466. WikipediaExtracts:Irrational exuberance
  467. WikipediaExtracts:Islamic extremism
  468. WikipediaExtracts:Islamism
  469. WikipediaExtracts:It's the economy, stupid
  470. WikipediaExtracts:Ivy Mike
  471. WikipediaExtracts:J. Robert Oppenheimer
  472. WikipediaExtracts:Jacobo Árbenz
  473. WikipediaExtracts:Jacques Delors
  474. WikipediaExtracts:Jaime Sin
  475. WikipediaExtracts:James Callaghan
  476. WikipediaExtracts:James Carville
  477. WikipediaExtracts:Jan Smuts
  478. WikipediaExtracts:Japanese asset price bubble
  479. WikipediaExtracts:Japanese invasion of Manchuria
  480. WikipediaExtracts:Jawaharlal Nehru
  481. WikipediaExtracts:Jean-Luc Mélenchon
  482. WikipediaExtracts:Jean-Paul Sartre
  483. WikipediaExtracts:Jean Monnet
  484. WikipediaExtracts:Jeffersonian democracy
  485. WikipediaExtracts:Jeffrey Sachs
  486. WikipediaExtracts:Jesse Helms
  487. WikipediaExtracts:Jet engine
  488. WikipediaExtracts:Jiang Qing
  489. WikipediaExtracts:Jiangxi
  490. WikipediaExtracts:Jihad vs. McWorld
  491. WikipediaExtracts:Jimmy Hoffa
  492. WikipediaExtracts:John A. Hobson
  493. WikipediaExtracts:John Foster Dulles
  494. WikipediaExtracts:John Kenneth Galbraith
  495. WikipediaExtracts:John Lewis Gaddis
  496. WikipediaExtracts:John Ruggie
  497. WikipediaExtracts:John Williamson (economist)
  498. WikipediaExtracts:Jonas Savimbi
  499. WikipediaExtracts:Joseph McCarthy
  500. WikipediaExtracts:Joseph Schumpeter

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