1. Decolonization: 1945 - 70

2. Versailles: colonial mandates

3. Japanese Expansion

4. “The Chinese Cake;” 1898

5. Japanese Empire: 1942

6. “Japan the Giant Killer:” 1933-35

7. Imperialism in Asia: 1894-1914

8. Africa in 1914

9. “Britannia”

10. British Empire in the 1920’s

11. “the sun never sets... “

12. The British Empire: Another View

13. British Colonials: India, 1881

14. Mohandas Gandhi

15. Gandhi in the 1930’s

16. Gandhi: beginning of the famous “salt march,” 1930

17. “Quit India” movement: 1942

18. India: 1947 (?):Lord and Lady Mountbatten, Jawaharlal Nehru

19. Partition: India and Pakistan (1947)

20. Ali Jinnah

21. Land Freedom Army (“mau mau”): Kenya, 1954

22. Egypt: 1950’s

23. Colonel Abdel Nasser

24. Aswan High Dam

25. Suez Canal

26. Suez Crisis: 1956

27. Suez Crisis damage

28. French Indio-China

29. Ho Chi Minh

30. Dien Bien Phu: 1954

31. French soldiers at Dien Bien Phu

32. Result: Viet Minh at Dien Bien Phu

33. Algeria

34. FLN in Algeria, 1957 (“pieds noirs”)

35. Fighting in Algeria

36. Charles De Gaulle

37. Albert Camus

38. Rio Ferdinand Zinedine Zadine

39. Decolonization of Africa: 1951-90

40. “guest workers” from Turkey in Germany

41. Westminster Abbey: London

42. London Central Mosque: Regents Park

43. banlieu

44. Brixton riots

45. religious expression in France

46. Freedom of religion in Switzerland

47. The National Front: Joan of Arc and Jean Marie Le Pen

48. neocolonialism

50. Neocolonialism Mozambique