World History Final 2nd semester Flashcards

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3 motivations for European Imperialism

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Ideological, Political, Economic

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Social Darwinism

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The belief that certain people were better fit than other and were more powerful due to their race

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Colony

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A place occupied by a country that isn’t connected to the home country

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Sphere of Influence

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When a country dose not rule a nation but control’s has an impact on that country
Ex: Political and economic

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Berlin Conference

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A metting between ONLY European nations to talk about the diving of Africa

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Scramble for Africa

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occupation, division, and colonization of African territory by European powers

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King Leopold II and the Congo

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Belgian king know for exploiting and murdering the Congolese people due to the use of rubber

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White Man’s Burden

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A racist ideology that increased imperialism throughout Europe

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Biological Racism

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belief that the human species is divided into specific biological races and that these races have passed down differences in abilities, intelligence, personality, and other traits

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African Resistance

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Ethiopia and Liberia remained uncolonized and the Congo resisted

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Sepoy

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Indian soliders that served for European Armies

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Jewel in the Crown

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India was considered the most valuable and important of all the British colonies.

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Raj

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The British rule in India

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Opium War

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The growing supplies for Opium in China caused problems. The Qing emperor was angry about the situation and wrote a letter to queen Victoria about the problem. Caused a war the Chinese lost.

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Boxer Rebellion

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A rebellion started by peasants to demonstrate their discontent as foreigners got special privileges

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Open Door Notes

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Chinas “doors” would be open to merchants of all nations

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China v. Japan Experience

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Meiji Era

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Mutsuhito took control of the government and realized the best way counter western influence was to modernize.

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Nationalism as a source of unity or disunity

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What wee the Pre WWI Multi-ethnic empires?

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German Empire,Ottoman Empire, and Austro Hungarian Empire

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MAIIN Causes of WW1

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M-militarism
A-alliamces
I-imperialsm
I-industrialization
N-nationalism

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Who was Franz Ferdinand?

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Archduke of Austria-Hungary that was targeted by a Serbian terrorist group called the black hand

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Propaganda

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What was the Powder Keg of Europe?

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The Balkan Peninsula that was know for and marked by their volatile situations between ethnic groups

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What was Schlieffen Plan?
A military plan created in 1905 explaining how Germany would fight a war on two fronts
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Western Front
The battle lines running from West France and Belgium along the Swiss border
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What was the Eastern Front?
It stretched from the Baltic Sea in the north to the Black Sea in the south,
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Total War
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New wartime technology
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Trench Warfare
Opposing armies dig extensive, parallel trenches to protect themselves from enemies
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Allied Powers
Great Britain, the Soviet Union, the United States, France,
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Central Powers
Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria
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Russian Revolution
major political and social upheaval in Russia, starting in 1917, that led to the end of the Romanov dynasty and the establishment of the Soviet Union.
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Fourteen Points
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Treaty of Versailles
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Lost Generation
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Hyperinflation
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Weimar Republic
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Rape of Nanjing
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Winston Churchill
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Fascism
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Adolf Hitler
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Benito Mussolini
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Anschluss
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Nuremberg Laws
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Kristallnacht
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Munich Conference
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Appeasement
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Joseph Stalin
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Pearl Harbor
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Four Theaters of War
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Atomic bombs
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Iron Curtain
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NATO vs. Warsaw Pact
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Proxy Wars
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Marshall Plan
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Truman Doctrine
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China becomes Communist
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Ghanaian Independence
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Berlin Wall
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Korean War
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Detente
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Vietnam War
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Chinese Cultural Revolution
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Mao Zedong
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Gandhi and Salt March
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Nelson Mandela
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Apartheid ends in South Africa
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Glasnost and Perestroika
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Decolonization