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his document presents a detailed summary of the colonization and decolonization of the United States. It begins with European exploration in 1492, the British establishment of the 13 colonies, and the economic, social, and political systems that shaped early America. It explains the causes and events of the American Revolution, highlighting the transition from British control to independence. The notes also cover U.S. expansion during the 19th century, including Manifest Destiny, the Indian Remo...

Short notes on Prize Courts in International Law. I explained what they are, how they work in maritime warfare, and why they matter. Simple and clear for anyone who finds this topic confusing.

his is a PowerPoint I made on Belligerent Occupation in international law. It covers definitions, rights/duties of occupying powers, plus some examples. Easy to follow for presentations or quick learning.

These notes explain the Bretton Woods Conference, IMF, World Bank, and how the system worked and later collapsed. I’ve kept it straightforward so you don’t get lost in details. Very useful for IR and Political Economy topics.

In this document I’ve broken down Dependency Theory in a way that makes sense. It covers the main thinkers and shows how the theory explains global inequality. I made it clear and short so it’s easy to revise before exams.

These are my notes on Economic Nationalism. I explained the concept in simple words, with examples and background so it’s easy to understand. It also covers why it’s important in IR today. Helpful for exams, assignments, or CSS prep.