First World - Revision history

Cool6dad at 20:24, July 5, 2026

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RobSmith at 23:43, July 16, 2024

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DavidB4-bot: /* See also */clean up

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TheAmericanRedoubt at 00:24, January 26, 2016

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TheAmericanRedoubt at 21:07, October 14, 2014

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GregLarson: categorize

2007-10-24T01:52:53Z

categorize

HelpJazz: minor changes; also, since article is on First World, rearrange to reduce emphasis on Second and Third World, which cand be discussed in their own articles, respectively

2007-10-14T16:34:26Z

minor changes; also, since article is on First World, rearrange to reduce emphasis on Second and Third World, which cand be discussed in their own articles, respectively

Aschlafly: undeadend

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 The '''First World''' is a term used during the [[Cold War]] that included the [[capitalist]] industrialized countries of [[North America]], Western [[Europe]], [[Japan]], [[Australia]], and [[New Zealand]].
-The term First World is opposed to ''Second World'' and ''[[Third World]]'', which referred to the [[Communist]] industrialized nations and the non-industrialized [[poor]] nations of the world, respectively. After the end of the [[Cold War]], the term has fallen out of use with the terms Global North or Developed Countries replacing it.
+The term First World is opposed to ''[[Second World]]'' and ''[[Third World]]'', which referred to the [[Communist]] industrialized nations and the non-industrialized [[poor]] nations of the world, respectively. After the end of the [[Cold War]], the term has fallen out of use with the terms Global North or Developed Countries replacing it.
 ==See also==

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 ==See also==
 * [[The West]]
 * [[NATO]]
 [[Category:Economics]]
 [[Category:Geography]]
 [[Category:Cold War]]

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 ==See also==
-* [[The West]] and [[Western]]
+* [[The West]]
 * [[Cold War]]
 * [[NATO]]

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 * [[Cold War]]
 * [[NATO]]
 [[Category:Economics]]

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 The term First World is opposed to ''Second World'' and ''[[Third World]]'', which referred to the [[Communist]] industrialized nations and the non-industrialized [[poor]] nations of the world, respectively. After the end of the [[Cold War]], the term has fallen out of use with the terms Global North or Developed Countries replacing it.
-==See Also==
+==See also==
 * [[The West]] and [[Western]]
 * [[Cold War]]

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	The term First World is opposed to ''[[Second World]]'' and ''[[Third World]]'', which referred to the [[Communist]] industrialized nations and the non-industrialized poor nations of the world, respectively. After the end of the [[Cold War]], the term has fallen out of use with the terms Global North or Developed Countries replacing it.		The term First World is opposed to ''[[Second World]]'' and ''[[Third World]]'', which referred to the [[Communist]] industrialized nations and the non-industrialized poor nations of the world, respectively. After the end of the [[Cold War]], the term has fallen out of use with the terms Global North or Developed Countries replacing it.
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		+	[[Category:Economics]]
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−	The '''First World''' is a term used during the ~~cold war~~ that included the capitalist industrialized countries of North America, Western Europe, [[Japan]], Australia, and New Zealand. The ~~Second~~ World ~~referred~~ to ~~the communist industrialized nations of the~~ [[~~Soviet Union~~]] and ~~Eastern Europe. The~~ Third World referred to the non-industrialized poor nations of the world. After the end of the [[Cold War]], the term has fallen out of use with the terms Global North or Developed Countries replacing it.	+	The '''First World''' is a term used during the [[Cold War]] that included the [[capitalist]] industrialized countries of [[North America]], Western [[Europe]], [[Japan]], [[Australia]], and [[New Zealand]].
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		+	The term First World is opposed to ''[[Second World]]'' and ''[[Third World]]'', which referred to the [[Communist]] industrialized nations and the non-industrialized poor nations of the world, respectively. After the end of the [[Cold War]], the term has fallen out of use with the terms Global North or Developed Countries replacing it.

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−	The '''First World''' is a term used during the cold war that included the capitalist industrialized countries of North America, Western Europe, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. The Second World referred to the communist industrialized nations of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. The Third World referred to the non-industrialized poor nations of the world. After the end of the Cold War, the term has fallen out of use with the terms Global North or Developed Countries replacing it.	+	The '''First World''' is a term used during the cold war that included the capitalist industrialized countries of North America, Western Europe, [[Japan]], Australia, and New Zealand. The Second World referred to the communist industrialized nations of the [[Soviet Union]] and Eastern Europe. The Third World referred to the non-industrialized poor nations of the world. After the end of the [[Cold War]], the term has fallen out of use with the terms Global North or Developed Countries replacing it.