AICE Unit 2.1 Flashcards

1
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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

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a treaty between Russia and Germany that allowed Russia to leave WWI early; very harsh on Russia with lots of territorial losses

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Fourteen Points

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American President Woodrow Wilson’s outline for ending WWI and creating peace for the future; would have been much more lenient on Germany

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3
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Weimar Republic

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the democratic government created in Germany after WWI; very weak

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4
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Paris Peace Conference

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the international meeting held to resolve WWI and create peace treaties

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5
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Woodrow Wilson

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the American president who attended the Paris Peace Conference

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6
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David Lloyd George

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the British representative at the Paris Peace Conference

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7
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Georges Clemenceau

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the French representative at the Paris Peace Conference

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8
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Vittorio Orlando

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the Italian representative at the Paris Peace Conference

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9
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internationalism

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a foreign policy of involvement in foreign affairs

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10
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isolationism

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a foreign policy of non-involvement in foreign affairs

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11
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Treaty of Versailles

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the peace treaty signed by Germany at the Paris Peace Conference in which they lost territory, were forced to demilitarize, had to accept full blame for WWI, and had to pay reparations

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12
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reparations

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payment for wartime damages

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13
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demilitarization

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a reduction in the size or cost of a country’s armed forces

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14
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War Guilt Clause

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a portion of the Treaty of Versailles in which Germany had to accept full blame for WWI

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15
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Treaty of Saint-Germain

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the peace treaty signed by Austria at the Paris Peace Conference in which they lost territory and had to pay reparations

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16
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Treaty of Neuilly

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the peace treaty signed by Bulgaria at the Paris Peace Conference in which they lost territory and had to pay reparations

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17
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Treaty of Sevres

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the peace treaty signed by Turkey at the Paris Peace Conference in which they lost territory and had to pay reparations

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18
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Treaty of Trianon

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the peace treaty signed by Hungary at the Paris Peace Conference in which they lost territory and had to pay reparations

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19
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self-determination

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the idea that individual nationalities should have their own country and government that gets to make all of its own decisions

20
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Bolsheviks

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the political party in Russia that led the communist revolution; led by Lenin

21
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successor state

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states created after WWI from the break-up of the losing powers; largely unsuccessful economically; mostly fell to dictatorships

22
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Benito Mussolini

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fascist dictator of Italy

23
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hyperinflation

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an economic problem in which money is losing value and prices are skyrocketing

24
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Ruhr Crisis

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France invaded Germany in 1922 after Germany was unable to pay its reparations

25
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Corfu Incident

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Italy invaded Greece after demanding reparations for the death of several Italian citizens

26
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Washington Naval Conference

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an international meeting held in 1921 in order to manage the rising tensions in the Far East

27
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Five Power Treaty

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an agreement signed at the Washington Naval Conference in which countries agreed to limit the tonnage of warships that they could build

28
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Four Power Treaty

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an agreement signed at the Washington Naval Conference that ended the Anglo-Japanese Alliance in favor of a more inclusive, equitable agreement that included other nations

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Nine Power Treaty

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an agreement signed at the Washington Naval Conference that upheld the Open Door Policy

30
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Genoa Conference

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an international meeting held to handle Germany’s inability to pay its reparations and other economic problems in Europe; France refused to compromise and nothing was accomplished

31
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Rapallo Pact

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an alliance signed in 1922 between the Soviet Union and Germany

32
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Treaty of Lausanne

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a treaty signed in 1923 to end a conflict in Turkey and give it official independence; replaced the Treaty of Sevres and undermined the Paris Peace Settlement

33
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industrial infrastructure

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all of the structures and materials needed for an industrial economy (factories, railroads, raw materials, etc.)

34
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fascism

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a far-right political ideology characterized by intense nationalism, militarism, and racism; often associated with dictatorships

35
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communism

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a far-left ideology characterized by collective ownership of the economy and no social divisions whatsoever; often associated with dictatorships

36
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armaments

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military weapons and equipment

37
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inflation

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a general increase in prices and devaluing of money

38
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multinationalism

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a country contains many different nationalities and ethnicities

39
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propaganda

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biased media designed to make its audience feel or think a certain way

40
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Bela Kun

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a Hungarian communist dictator who led the Red Terror in the 1920s

41
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Josef Pilsudski

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a Polish dictator in the 1920s

42
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King Alexander I

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a Yugoslavian dictatorship in the 1920s

43
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Mustafa Kemal

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leader of the Turkish nationalists who created an independent Turkey

44
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Vladimir Lenin

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leader of the Russian Bolshevik party; led the communist revolution in Russia

45
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Red Terror

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the violent pro-communist period in Hungary led by Bula Kun in which anti-communists were targeted

46
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White Terror

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the anti-communist counter-reaction in Hungary that targeted supporters of Bela Kun

47
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Comintern

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an international alliance of communist nations led by the Soviet Union and encouraging worldwide communist revolution