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anni 2000
Sign in to saveAlso known as decade 2000, the 2000s, 2000-2009, 00's, aughts, naughties, two thousands
decennio
The 2000s refers to the decade from 2000 to 2009, a period marked by major global events including the September 11 terrorist attacks, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the introduction of the euro in Europe, and the rapid rise of social media and internet use. This decade matters because these events and technological changes significantly shaped modern geopolitics, economics, and how people communicate and interact worldwide.
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- 21st century
- Has part
- 2003
- Followed by
- 2010s
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- 2000-01-01
- start time
- 2000-01-01
- end time
- 2009-12-31
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Gli anni 2000 sono il decennio che comprende gli anni dal 2000 al 2009 inclusi.A cavallo tra il secondo e il terzo millennio, ovvero primo decennio del XXI secolo, è stato definito il decennio breve per la velocità delle innovazioni in tutti i settori e per la durata virtualmente limitata tra il 2001, con il crollo delle Torri Gemelle, e il 2008, con l'inizio della crisi economico-politica del decennio successivo.
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