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Home > AP Courses and Exams > Course Home Pages > VIc. New Patterns of Nationalism, Especially Outside the West VIc. New Patterns of Nationalism, Especially Outside the West Topics for VI. AP Themes: 1914-Present VIa. Periodization, Continuities & Breaks, Causes of Change VIb. Wars, Nuclear Weaponry & International Organizations VId. Impact of Major Global Economic Developments VIe. Forces of Revolution & Sources of Political Innovations VIf. Social Reform and Social Revolution VIg. Internationalization of Culture and Reactions VIh. Demographic and Environmental Changes VIi. Diverse Interpretations Armenia A Brief Synopsis of the Armenian Genocide Fact Sheet: Armenian Genocide These sites introduce Armenia as the location of the twentieth century's first genocide, using politicized terms that reflect the wounded character of recent Armenian history.   Armenia   A Brief Synopsis of the Armenian Genocide   Fact Sheet: Armenian Genocide Civnet Elie Weisel, a Holocaust survivor, remarks on the legacy and lessons of the Holocaust at the dedication of the Holocaust Museum. To access this material, select "Resources" from the left-hand vertical menu, and from the drop-down box, select "For Teachers & Students." On that page, select the "Great Documents" link, and then scroll down and click on "Elie Weisel."   Civnet United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Remember.org -- Cybrary of the Holocaust History at WW Green Bay Holocaust Pictures Exhibition These sites contain text and images illuminating the Holocaust.   United States Holocaust Memorial Museum   Remember.org -- Cybrary of the Holocaust   History at WW Green Bay   Holocaust Pictures Exhibition CyberCambodia Archive Cambodian Holocaust Horrors Unremedied for Lack of Interest These sites discuss the Cambodian genocide.   CyberCambodia Archive   Cambodian Holocaust Horrors Unremedied for Lack of Interest Revolution in Eastern Europe: 1989 This site offers documents and analyses of the decision by Mikhail Gorbachev to "open" the stultified and uncompetitive Soviet Empire to reform and the aftermath of that decision in Russia and Chechnya.   Revolution in Eastern Europe: 1989 Disclaimer The Teachers' Corner contains links to suggested Web sites. The College Board neither endorses, controls the content of, nor reviews the external Web sites included here. Please note that following links to external Web sites will open a new browser window. If you discover a link that does not work, please let us know by sending an e-mail to apctechsupport@collegeboard.org. Web Guide Sections... I. The Great Exchange II. Foundations: to 1000 CE III. AP Themes: 1000-1450 IV. AP Themes: 1450-1750 V. AP Themes: 1750-1914 VI. AP Themes: 1914-Present See also... Web Guide for AP World History AP World History Course Home Page Teachers' Resources Personal Profile

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