European countries exploited the minerals of Africans and they developed
Europe isn't a country. Europe is a continent containing Close to 50 nations.
When the terms were coined, First World referred to NATO nations, Second World referred to Bloc nations, and Third World referred to nonaligned nations.
Yes, third world countries are often subjected to the economic, political, and cultural influence of developed countries, which can manifest as a form of hegemony. This can be seen through processes such as neocolonialism, unequal trade relationships, and the imposition of Western values and norms on developing nations.
Countries known as 'third world' are considered "developing nations" (i.e. Latin Amerca, Africa etc.) 'First world' countries are industrialized or 'advanced' nations (i.e. United States, Western Europe etc.) 'Second world' was a term coined for the U.S.S.R. when in existence, but with it's dissolution the term is now hardly used.
The United Nations
USA, China, Europe.
Well, after the World War 2 there was primarily 3 blocks of nations. First world countries like American and other western countries which withheld Democratic stand point, Second world countries like the Eastern Europe and Russia with Communistic principles and the third world countries which were neutral. But today the phrase third world countries often imply under developed or developing countries.
The third largest landmass in the world is Antarctica, by area. The third largest country in the world is the United States.
No. The United Nations has members from all over the world. The European Union is an organisation that has members from Europe.
The two nations that competed for industrial dominance in Europe was Germany and Great Britain.
they didnt
Europe, Asia,Africa