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C.D.M. Ketelbey’s A History of Modern Times from 1789 sweeps across the major events and trends that have shaped the modern world, starting with the French Revolution’s spark in 1789. The book has been revised over time, incorporating the rise and fall of empires, the fight for decolonization, and the ideological clashes of the Cold War. It delves into Europe’s post-war recovery, the emergence of superpowers like the Soviet Union, and the ongoing fight for equality exemplified by the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. While initially focused on Europe, later editions acknowledge the growing influence of Asia and Africa on the world stage. Praised for its clarity and ability to contextualize major events, A History of Modern Times from 1789 offers a compelling introduction to the broad strokes of modern history.
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