Global History
The essay must be based on at least 10 significant sources these include academic articles or books or some other comparable source. No more than 20% of the sources can be drawn from the internet. Library electronic databases are exempted from this. The sources does not have to be adressed equally. If you use more than one source from a larger resource and it has different writers, it counts as two different sources. The essay needs a bibliography. The question for the essay is: Why did political radicalism, whether of the far Left or far Right, seem so
attractive at the popular level in the interwar years? Consider your answer
with reference to a case study.
Examples for sources/references:
Michael Alpert, A New International History of the Spanish Civil War: Second
Edition, (Palgrave: 2004) ? ebook via library catalogue.
Roger Eatwell, Fascism : a history, (London: Pimlico c2003) ? e-book
Andrew Forrest, The Spanish Civil War, (Routledge: 2002)
Mitchell Jeremy et al, Authoritarianism and Democracy in Europe,
1919-39: Comparative Analyses, (Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2002)
Mark Mazower, Dark Continent: Europe?s Twentieth Century, (Randon House:
New York, 1999)
Stanley G. Payne, A History of Fascism, 1914-1945 (1995) ? available online via
library catalogue.
Stefan Vogt, ?Strange Encounters: Social Democracy and Radical Nationalism in
Weimar Germany?, Journal of Contemporary History April 2010 45: 253-281
(online)

Question: What causes the rise of Nationalism in the twentieth century? How does this impact the role of colonialism in places like africa and india?

-please mostly use the Professor’s notes only if possible