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Timeline Chapter 18 p. 560- 561 2003: U.S. drives Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq. 1997: Motubu dictatorship in Zaire falls 1945: Sukarno proclaims Indonesian.

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1 Timeline Chapter 18 p 2003: U.S. drives Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq. 1997: Motubu dictatorship in Zaire falls 1945: Sukarno proclaims Indonesian independence from Netherlands. 1947: India gains Independence from Great Britain. 1945 1947 1948 1957 1966 1975 1982 1986 1991 1997 2003 1948: South Africa establishes apartheid system 1957: Ghana wins independence from British 1966: Mao Zedong launches Communist cultural Revolution in China 1975: Communist North Vietnam conquers South Vietnam 1982: Britain defeats Argentina in war over Falkland Islands 1986: Election of Corazon Aquino ends Marcos dictatorship in Philippines 1991: USSR breaks up into 15 separate republics

2 Timeline Chapter 18 p , 567 1988: General Zia, President of Pakistan dies in a mysterious plane crash. 2003: U.S. drives Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq. 1997: Motubu dictatorship in Zaire falls 1945: Sukarno proclaims Indonesian independence from Netherlands. 1947: India gains Independence from Great Britain. 1977: Ali Bhutto of Pakistan is deposed / hanged. 1945 1947 1948 1957 1966 1975 1982 1986 1991 1997 2003 1948: Mohandas Gandhi is shot to death by a Hindu extremist 1948: South Africa establishes apartheid system 1957: Ghana wins independence from British 1984: Indira Gandhi gunned down 1966: Mao Zedong launches Communist cultural Revolution in China 1975: Communist North Vietnam conquers South Vietnam 1982: Britain defeats Argentina in war over Falkland Islands 1986: Election of Corazon Aquino ends Marcos dictatorship in Philippines 1991: USSR breaks up into 15 separate republics 1991: Ravi Gandhi is killed by a bomb while campaigning

3 Timeline Chapter 18 p , 567, 587 1993: Israel withdraws from some Palestinian regions 1967: Israel wins Six Day War and seizes more Palestinian land 1987: Palestinians begin Intifada movement (resistance) 1988: General Zia, President of Pakistan dies in a mysterious plane crash. 2000: Second Intifada =violence 2003: U.S. drives Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq. 1945: Sukarno proclaims Indonesian independence from Netherlands. 1997: Motubu dictatorship in Zaire falls 1947: UN votes to partition Palestine into Jewish and Palestinian states. 1947: India gains Independence from Great Britain. 1977: Ali Bhutto of Pakistan is deposed / hanged. 1945 1947 1948 1957 1966 1975 1982 1986 1991 1997 2003 1948: Mohandas Gandhi is shot to death by a Hindu extremist 1948: South Africa establishes apartheid system 1957: Ghana wins independence from British 1984: Indira Gandhi gunned down 1949: Israel repels attack by Arab states and takes more land. 1966: Mao Zedong launches Communist cultural Revolution in China 1975: Communist North Vietnam conquers South Vietnam 1982: Britain defeats Argentina in war over Falkland Islands 1986: Election of Corazon Aquino ends Marcos dictatorship in Philippines 1991: USSR breaks up into 15 separate republics 1991: Ravi Gandhi is killed by a bomb while campaigning

4 Timeline Chapter 18 p. 560- 561, 567, 587, 594 1971: Congo Bangladesh
1988: General Zia, President of Pakistan dies in a mysterious plane crash. 1971: Congo Bangladesh 2003: U.S. drives Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq. 1945: Sukarno proclaims Indonesian independence from Netherlands. 1946: the Philippines 1997: Motubu dictatorship in Zaire falls 1947: UN votes to partition Palestine into Jewish and Palestinian states. 1947: India gains Independence from Great Britain. 1975: Angola 1947: India Pakistan 1977: Ali Bhutto of Pakistan is deposed / hanged. 1962: Algeria 1945 1947 1948 1957 1966 1975 1982 1986 1991 1997 2003 1948: Mohandas Gandhi is shot to death by a Hindu extremist 1948: Israel 1948: South Africa establishes apartheid system 1957: Ghana wins independence from British 1949: Israel repels attack by Arab states and takes more land. 1966: Mao Zedong launches Communist cultural Revolution in China 1949: Indonesia 1965: Singapore 1975: Communist North Vietnam conquers South Vietnam 1982: Britain defeats Argentina in war over Falkland Islands 1984: Indira Gandhi gunned down 1986: Election of Corazon Aquino ends Marcos dictatorship in Philippines 1991: USSR breaks up into 15 separate republics 1963: Kenya 1991: Ravi Gandhi is killed by a bomb while campaigning

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