British Middle East Policy in the Late 1930's

The British Middle East policy of the Middle East in the 1930s was seen as the center of encounter for the global empire exchange in the UK. Everywhere in Europe and the Middle East, Britain is a clearly dominant force in the late 1930s. The shortest maritime link between the UK and India is via the Suez Canal, but air and land connect Africa and Egypt to Palestine and the Middle East. This area is also a major source of oil. Petroleum, whether peace or the most important warfare, is one of the most useful chemicals needed for the country's economy.

The Middle East is the region of West Asia and Northeast Africa. This term was created by a British military strategist in the 19th century and the definition of the Middle East is different; it is not mere geographical term, it means political terminology meaning to separate Europe ("the West") from the Far East is. . Racially, this area is very complex. Arabs, Jews, Persians, Turks are the largest group, but there are some important ethnic minorities such as Kurds, Armenians. They have their language, customs, and sometimes my own country. From Alexander and Rome to Genghis Khan, from the colonial era of the 19th century, every invasion army remained for generations. Mostly work of Afghanistan, Pakistan, such as construction workers, Egyptians, Filipinos, more Pakistanians, and Westerners working more technical work, many of the workers from other countries are high I came to earn wages.

Through deep understanding of the history of the Central American British Empire from the 19th century to the present, this seminar will show how the hegemony of the United States and the United States influences the Middle East and how hegemony is in both political and military culture It will explore how it affects. Participants will learn a wide variety of actors (missionaries, travelers, consular agents, senior empire, anti-colonialist nationalists) and a wide range of information sources (government documents, oaths, travel stories, novels, movies) . Prerequisite: Course attribute including AP or IB credit G4