Ch 25: Changes in the Modern United States: Homework Help
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- Identify which concepts are covered on your changes in the modern United States homework.
- Find videos on those topics within this chapter.
- Watch fun videos, pausing and reviewing as needed.
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Topics from your homework you'll be able to complete:
- The technological revolution and post-World War II art and culture
- Popularity and uses of social media platforms
- Demographics, economic realities and population migration patterns
- Latin American migration to the United States
- Globalization and cultural imperialism

1. Technological Revolutions: Advantages & Disadvantages
In this lesson, we explore a few of the technological innovations that have helped create the 21st-century world and will likely change our world throughout the century.

2. Social Media and Online Communities: Popularity, Use & Purpose
In this lesson, we explore the new and ever-changing environment of social media platforms, as well as detailing some of its uses and some of its purported dangers.

3. 21st Century Population Migration in a New World
In this lesson, we broadly explore the current demographics and economic realities of the world and the driving engines behind the likely migrations which will occur in the 21st century.

4. Causes of Latin American Migration to the United States
This video examines the causes of Latin American migration to the United States. In particular, we look at 5 theories of Latin American migration and highlight them with examples of different kinds of Latin American migration.

5. A Global Transformation in Culture & Cultural Imperialism
In this lesson we explore the concepts of globalization and cultural imperialism, two important issues that have only just begun to shape the 21st-century world.
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