Middle East History 20th Century

Looking to deepen your understanding of the history of the Middle East in the 20th century? Look no further than our course, The Middle East in the 20th Century. This comprehensive course offers a fascinating and in-depth exploration of the complex and varied history of the Middle East during this tumultuous period. Through our expert-led course  you’ll gain a nuanced understanding of the events and forces that shaped the region in the 20th century. You’ll learn about the role of the British in shaping the region after World War I, the power vacuums left by the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, the Zionist movement in the formation of Israel, various efforts to achieve Arab nationalism, and the US-Soviet Cold War conflicts that played out throughout the region.

But this course isn’t just about political and economic forces. It’s also about the people who lived through these events, from Iranians protesting against a corrupt regime to Arab nationalists working to unify the region to Israelis struggling to maintain a homeland. You’ll explore the diverse perspectives of leaders, citizens, and everyday people from across the region, gaining a deeper understanding of the human impact of these historical events.

You’ll gain a new appreciation for the geopolitical stage of today and how it was shaped by the events and forces of the past. This course is perfect for anyone interested in Middle Eastern history, geopolitics, or international relations. This learning experience that will broaden your horizons and deepen your understanding of this important region. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to explore the fascinating history of the Middle East in the 20th century!

What you’ll discover:

• The complex history of the Middle East in the 20th century;
• The impact of international forces on the region, including the role of the British and US-Soviet Cold War conflicts;
• The formation of Israel and the Zionist movement;
• The experiences and perspectives of everyday citizens throughout the region, from Iranian protesters to Arab nationalists to Israelis struggling to maintain a homeland.

Who should take this course:

• Students of history who want to deepen their understanding of the Middle East in the 20th century;
• Those who want to understand the current geopolitical landscape and how it has been shaped by the events of the past century in the Middle East;
• Individuals interested in international relations, global politics, and current events;
• Professionals working in fields such as government, diplomacy, or international business;
• Anyone who wants to learn about the struggles and triumphs of the people of the Middle East during this tumultuous period.