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In the late nineteenth century Western technological societies had a major impact on the rest of the world. Students will look at the various ways societies were forced to deal with a new culture and the impact that imperialism had on the European world. Prior to the outbreak of World War I the nations of Europe made a series of decisions which culminated in war. Students will examine the relations between European countries prior to World War I in order to gain some understanding of international relations.
Possible Questions for Deeper Understanding
· On what basis (criteria) can the claims of nations be considered legitimate?
· What actions may nations use to achieve their goals that are appropriate morally and ethically?
· On what basis should public policy decisions be evaluated?
· Do nations have the moral right to operate according to a different set of values than citizens of civilized communities?
Should a government in determining its policies consider that the welfare of the nation has a higher priority than the welfare of the international community?
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