3 World War ! Flashcards

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We will be looking at Arab and Jewish nationalist leaders.

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Atatürk,
Faisal and Weizmann

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What was the US’s first military action overseas?

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The 1805 Marine battle of Derna (in Libya) part of the Ottoman Empire

This is where “the shores of Tripoli” comes from.

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3
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Who invaded Italy in 1911?

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Italy

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What happened by 1912?

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Italy forced the Ottomans out of Libya.

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Who was leading the Ottoman forces in Libya?

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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

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What did he llater become?

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The founding President of Turkey.

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Who was Faisal bin Hussein?

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He became President of both Syria and Iraq, at different times.

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When did WWI start?

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July 28, 1914, one month after the assassination of Emperor Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austria-Hungary throne.

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How many people dies in WWI?

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17-22 million, half civilians

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How many died in the Infulenza 1918-1920?

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17-50 million.

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What were they by percentage of population?

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US - .1%
British Empire - 2%
France - 11%
Germany - 9%
Ottoman - 25%

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12
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What does the Ottoman number include?

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1.5 million Otoman Armenians kileed in an Ottoman-led genocide.

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At the beginning of WWI, what was the only remaining Ottoman territory in Europe?

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Thrace

Today Thrace is split among Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria

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Why was Ottoman forced to side with Germany in WWI?

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Germany had been providing military training to them for years.

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How long did they last during the war?

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They were predicted to fail early, but lasted the 4 years.

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How?

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Officers like Atatûrk.

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17
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For example . .

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He defended Galipoli in 1915.
He was a hero after that.

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When was the Turkish war of Independence?

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1919-1923

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Who was it against?

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Greece, France, Britain, Armenia and others.

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20
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Who introduced the concept of a “social contract”?

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Rousseau

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What did Atatûrk do?

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Put nationalism over religion, favorning language and history.

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What is Jesish nationalism called?

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Zionism

The Jews had not had a homeland for over 2000 years

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Who led the Zionist movement?

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Theodor Herzl

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Were the majority of Jews Zionists?

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No. Most wanted assimilation wherever they were living.

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Who was Chaim Weizmann?
He became the first President of Israel.
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WHere did he come from?
Russia. He was a chemist and moved to British.
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What was his specialty?
fermentation
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How did Britain use him during WWI?
He developed acetone, which was used as a propellant in explosives.
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What did they do for him after the war?
They helped in find the location of a state.
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What was the **Balfour Declaration**?
A 67-word statement that Britain supports a national home for Jews in Palestine.
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Did all Jews support this?
Some thought that there would be a backlash for Jews.
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What did the British say about the Arabs?
They supported their independence.
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What did this ignore?
The overlap of Arab and Jewish desires, particularly in Palestine.
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Who was the head of Mecca in 1915?
Sharif Hussein bin Ali Al-Hashimi
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What did the High Commisioner to the Sultanate of Egypt Henry McMahon promise Hussein?
An independent Arab kingdom after WWI.
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What did Hussein then do?
Launched the Arab Revolt against the Ottomans in 1916.
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What did Hussein then declare?
He declared himself the King of the Arabs, which came to nothing.
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Did the Arab kingdom come about after the war?
No
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Who was to take over from Hussein?
His third son, **Faisal** bin Hussein bin Ali al Hashmi
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nWhere did the idea of Arab nationalism arise?
Late 1800s | This was a last ditch effort by the Ottomans
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What did Arab nationalism oppose?
Ottoman nationalism
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What did the Arabs do?
A conference in Paris in 1913.
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What was Britain's goal?
To do anything it took to win WWI
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How many British died at Galipoli?
40,000
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How was WWI going for Britain in 1916?
Very badly.
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What did Faisal do in 1918?
He led an army which took Damascas and declared it a kingdom in 1920
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What happened after that?
4 months later, the French took Damascus and forced the Arabs out.
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Who opposed this?
T. E. Lawrence
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How did the British try to fix this?
They made Faisal King of **Iraq [Syria?}**, which he held until his 1933 death.
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What else did Britain do?
They made Faisal's brother King of **TransJordan**.
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What were these appointments?
Consolation prizes.
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What were British expectations?
That both would be loyal to Britain.
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When had WWI started for the Ottoman Empire?
The 1911 invasion of Libya by Italy.
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What happened when European victors began the break up of the Ottoman Empire?
A 4-year war of Turkish independence which resulted in the secular Republic of Turkey.