WWI Test Flashcards

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What type of government system was adopted in China and Mexico after revolutions in the earl 1900s (before WWI)

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Democratic gov’t

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What years did the Great War take place?

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1914-1918

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How are the core beliefs and actions of Jose de San Martin and Sun Yat-sen similar?

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Desire for independence/nationalist movements

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Which nation and revolution were Porfirio and Francisco Villa associated?

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Mexico

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What type of gov’t was adopted in Mexico with the singing of the Constitution of 1917?

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Democracy

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Why were the Chinese unsuccessful wars including the Opium Wars and the Sino-Japanese Wars?

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Lack of industry and limited technology

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What year and event marks the height of imperialism in Africa and Asia, meaning it began to decline after this marked event?

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WWI 1914

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Why did Emperor Meiji decide to implement his restoration project?

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Japan needed to industrialize after a long isolation

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Meiji acronym

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Modernization, Emperor/Empire building, Imperialism, Japan, Industrialize

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Describe the effects of the Meiji Restoration on Japan

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Began rapid empire building

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What was the goal and actual result of Commodore Mathew Perry’s “visit” to Japan in the 1850s?

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Open trade/end of Japanese isolation

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What policy best describes the period when Japan closed in ports of trade?

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Tokugawa Isolation

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13
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Identify the leader of Japan during the Tokugawa period

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Shogun/Shogunate

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Which two nations struggled for land in China during the Russo-Japanese War? Who won?

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Russia vs. Japan; Japan won

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Why did several Europe nations join a system of alliances prior to WWI?

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prevent war; protection; aid; balance of power

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Why did the existence of opposing alliances become a cause of WWI?

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Domino effect; Bring several into conflict

17
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MAIN acronym

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Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

18
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Why was Archduke Ferdinand assassinated?

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Black Hand “Serbian” opposed Austria- Hungary

19
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Identify the members of the Triple Entente

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France, England, Russia

20
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Identify the members of the Triple Alliance

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Italy, A-H, Germany

21
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Identify the main members of the Central Powers

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Ottomans, Germany, A-H

22
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What event was the spark that started WWI?

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Assassination

23
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What area of Europe is the “power keg” of WWI, where it erupted?

24
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Identify the main members of the Allies

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France, USA, England, Italy, Japan

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Why is imperialism and nationalism in Europe considered a major short-term cause of WWI?
Tension caused by competition for land and power
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List the TWO main reasons the United States entered into WWI
- sinking of the Lusitania 1915 | - Zimmerman telegram 1917
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What was the main purpose of the Treaty of Versailles?
Peace Treaty 1919; punishment to the Central Powers
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What was the main purpose of the League of Nations?
maintain peace- keeping orginzation
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Why were many Germans angry with the Treaty of Versailles for several reasons?
lost land, reduce military, 33 billion, reparation, war-guilt clause
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Which event brought about the final collapse of the Ottoman Empire
WWI
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Jose de San Martin
South America; desire for self-rule, nationalist movements
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Sun Yixian/ Yat-sen
China; desire for self-rule, nationalist movements
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Fransisco "Pancho" Villa
Peasant leader during Mexican Revolution
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Emperor Meiji
After Perry, before WWI, modernized Japan
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Commodore Matthew Perry
USA- ended Japanese isolation
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Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Heir to the A-H throne
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Armenians
victims of genocide by the Ottomans; Christians living in a Muslim empire
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Ottomons
Middle East Muslim; Central Powers; collapsed after WWI