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The 1980s: Divisions, Risks, and New Beginnings

A world divided in the 1980s - East vs. West, North vs. South. More nuclear powers, Glasnost, and disarmament efforts shaped the era. The Cold War ended, potential rise of Islamic fundamentalism, Iran-Iraq War, and Russia in Afghanistan. Economic challenges, immigration to Canada, and evolving technology marked the decade.

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The 1980s: Divisions, Risks, and New Beginnings

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  1. The 1980s Endings and Beginnings

  2. A world divided: East vs. West, North vs. South

  3. Who’s got the Bomb?

  4. More players means more risk

  5. Glasnost and Disarmament

  6. The US and the Soviets back off

  7. The End of the Cold War (maybe)

  8. Rise of Islamic Fundamantalism

  9. Iran- Iraq War

  10. Russia in Afganistan

  11. America Challenged in its own backyard.

  12. Instability in Central America

  13. Child Soldiers

  14. Tough Economic Policies

  15. The Cost of Money (Borrowing)

  16. Governments in Debt

  17. New resources but still resources.

  18. Technology keeps on rolling along

  19. Computers become everyday items

  20. Immigration to Canada

  21. Pay Equity and social equality

  22. Music is still mixed up - Reactions

  23. Music Videos on TV – still no UTube

  24. Heroes making changes

  25. Heroes that fail.

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