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According to the author, why were the Europeans able
to colonize North and South America in the 1500s?
What place does the author assign to technology?
Explain the timeline given by the author.
Why didn’t Europeans conquer Africa and Asia
at the same time?
Why were the Europeans able to conquer Asia
and Africa in the 1800s?
How does the author explain the difference
between Developed countries and Third World
countries? *
*The expression "Third World" is generally considered
outdated and inappropriate today. Originally coined during
the Cold War to categorize countries that were neither
aligned with NATO (the "First World") nor the Soviet
bloc (the "Second World"), the term came to be
associated with underdevelopment, poverty,
and low-income nations. This led to negative
connotations and a hierarchical view of countries.
In contemporary discourse, terms like "developing
countries," "Global South," "low- and middle-income
countries" (LMIC), or specific regional classifications
are preferred, as they avoid the pejorative implications
and acknowledge the complexities of economic and
social development across nations.
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