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Course: World History Project - Origins to the Present > Unit 7
Lesson 2: World War I | 7.1- READ: What Caused the First World War
- BEFORE YOU WATCH: Britain and World War I
- WATCH: Britain and World War I
- BEFORE YOU WATCH: Southeast Asia and World War I
- WATCH: Southeast Asia and World War I
- BEFORE YOU WATCH: The Middle East and World War I
- WATCH: The Middle East and World War I
- BEFORE YOU WATCH: How World War I Started
- WATCH: How World War I Started
- READ: The First World War as a Global War
- READ: World War I — A Total War
- READ: The Mexican Revolution
- READ: The Power of One — The Russian Revolution
- BEFORE YOU WATCH: Armenian Genocide
- WATCH: Armenian Genocide
- READ: Capitalism and World War I
- World War 1
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WATCH: Southeast Asia and World War I
In this video, Trevor Getz interviews Heather Streets-Salter about how the First World War affected Southeast Asia. Southeast Asia was a complicated place in 1914. British, French, American, Dutch and Japanese empires claimed control of much of the region. The region was home to many Chinese people and Muslims, who had broad transnational interests. The centerpiece of this video is Singapore, where one captured German submarine crew helped spark an uprising against the British colonial government. The uprising had many transnational connections to India, Europe, and San Francisco.
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