1991

In 1991, several major events shaped global history. The Soviet Union officially dissolved, ending the Cold War and leading to the independence of multiple countries. This year also saw the Gulf War, a military conflict where coalition forces liberated Kuwait from Iraqi occupation. Additionally, the World Wide Web was publicly introduced, revolutionizing communication and information sharing. In the United States, economic recession was ongoing, but technological advancements and political changes marked the year as a pivotal point towards modern global affairs.