In the twentieth century, the nations of the Third World were more or less synonymous with those of the Fourth World.

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The terms "Third World" and "Fourth World" refer to different groups of countries. The Third World was traditionally used to describe nations not aligned with the NATO bloc (First World) or the Communist bloc (Second World) during the Cold War, often encompassing developing countries. The Fourth World refers to marginalized populations living within or across states, often indigenous peoples, without a state of their own.

In the Twentieth Century, the Nations of the Third World