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THE MOST IMPORTANT TURNING POINT IN MODERN HISTORY-SECOND WORLD

WAR

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Institution

For any argument that has to be considered important, opponents and proponents need to

ensure that they have the required facts. Concerning the world's developments, the most turning

point in modern history includes the Second World War. The Cold War was also an important

event in modern history but lacked a strong implication compared to World War II. The main

reason was the fact that the Cold War only had significant implications in the two countries.

These included the United States and the Soviet Union under the USSR flagship

. The

implications included economic developments and technological rivalry. However, the Second

World War brought with it the participation of almost every part of the globe. The war-affected

more than thirty million individuals in the international business community. It brought the death

of over six million Jews and the displacement of some communities from their rightful regions in

countries that participated in the war. It also changed course in the health and social well-being

of individuals from a country such as Japan. With the changes and developments associated with

the Second World War, it is important to evaluate the event as an important one compared to the

Cold War.

Choosing the Second World War Over Cold War

The importance of the two wars about them being regarded as turning points in modern

global historical developments may be associated with their implications and effects. The main

reason that the Second World War is selected over the Cold War is discussed in the following

manner:

Effects of the Second World War on Modern History

First and foremost, the war was highly devastating. It started on 1

September 1939 and

concluded on 12

September 1945. The war came with significant changes in the international

Jonathan Oldfield, "V.I. Vernadsky and the Noosphere Concept: Russian Understandings of

Society-Nature Interaction," Geoforum 37:1 (2006): 145 – 154.

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1 THE MOST IMPORTANT TURNING POINT IN MODERN HISTORY-SECOND WORLD WAR Name Institution 2 For any argument that has to be considered important, opponents and proponents need to ensure that they have the required facts. Concerning the world's developments, the most turning point in modern history includes the Second World War. The Cold War was also an important event in modern history but lacked a strong implication compared to World War II. The main reason was the fact that the Cold War only had significant implications in the two countries. These included the United States and the Soviet Union under the USSR flagship1. The implications included economic developments and technological rivalry. However, the Second World War brought with it the participation of almost every part of the globe. The war-affected more than thirty million individuals in the international business community. It brought the death of over six million Jews and the displacement of some communities from their rightful regions in countries that participated in the war. It also changed course in the health and social well-being of individuals from a country such as Japan. With the changes and developments associated with the Second World War, it is important to evaluate the event as an important one compared to the Cold War. Choosing the Second World War Over Cold War The importance of the two wars about them being regarded as turning points in modern global historical developments may be associated wit ...
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