World History 100 Final

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World History 100 Final

Reasons for French Revolution
1. Estates system
2. Successful American Revolution
3. Enlightenment
4. Financial Crisis
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Reasons for French Revolution 1. Estates system
2. Successful American Revolution
3. Enlightenment
4. Financial Crisis
Ideals of the French Revolution Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity
Declaration of the rights of man and citizen Gave basic freedom, equality in French Rev.
Storming the Bastile Led to the overthrow of the king. Made him accept limited monarchy
San Cullotes/Paris Commune Working men part of a group called the Paris Commune that called a national assembly. Established French Republic
Bloody Sunday In Russia where people went to the Czars palace for help, but were stopped and shot down by soldiers
March Revolution 1917 1. wanted peace and bread
2. Provisional Gov. after Czar stepped down
3. Stayed in WWI
Bolshevik Revolution 1917 1. Peace, Land, Bread
2. Communism
3. Russia withdraws from WWI
Lenin's Promise To pull Russia out of the WWI
Mao Zedong Communist leader of Northern China
Source of Chinese communist support Peasants
Great Leap Forward Communes set to work and live for common good
-Peasants resisted and 15 million starved
Great Proletarian Revolution 1. Mao believed in permanent revolution to achieve true communism
2. Little Red Book
Imperialism Control of one country of the political, economic, and cultural life of an another country
White Man's Burden The idea that the white men had to civilize anybody different from themselves.
Ethnocentrism the practice of judging another culture by the standards of one's own culture
Berlin Conference Africa was divided among European countries
Impact of Sepoy Mutiny 1. British take direct control
2. Queen Victoria now empress of India
Impact of British rule of India 1. Destroyed local industry
2. Heavy taxes
Indian National Congress Formed in 1885.
-wanted to share government
-Lost Muslims to Muslim league
-Lead by Gandhi later on
Causes of Opium War The British needed to find something they can trade to the Chinese
Provisions in the Treaty of Nanjing 1. Chinese opened 5 trading ports
2. Chinese paid for war
3. British received Hong Kong
Spheres of Influence -Area of exclusive trading rights
-France, Britain, Japan, Germany, Russia
Open door policy Gave all nations equal access to China
Boxer Rebellion Hated missionaries and Chinese Christians and killed thousands
-"The society of harmonious fists"
Opening of Japan Would benefit all nations by opening borders
Impact of Perry's visit Resulted in Treaty of Kanagawa
-2 ports opened
-Japan returns sailors
-Establish US embassy
Reasons for Japan needing colonies Compete with the West
-raw materials, slaves, markets for goods
Satyagraha Gandhi's idea of non violence and truth
"Truth and Firmness"
March to the Sea Protested Britain's monopoly on salt
Gandhi's reasons for fasting 1.To stop the violence in protests by his followers
2. To stop the Muslim Hindu violence
India's Independence 1947
Split into pakistan and India
Effects of Partitioning of India Muslims vs Hindu violence civil war
Akrikaners Dutch Huguenot settlers in South Africa
The Great Trek British took Cape Town and Afrikaners migrated north to form Transvaal and the Orange Free State
Boer War Afrikaners vs. Britain
-Boers surrendered after Britain used concentration camps to kill support
Apartheid "Apartness"
-Classified people as white, colored, or black
-Discrimination
Sharpeville Massacre 1. Student protest
-More riots
-ANC outlawed
-Mandela arrested
ANC African National Conference
-Founded by teachings of Gandhi
-Non violence
Nelson Mandela Leader of the ANC
-Educated people while in jail
-Became South Africa's first president
End of Apartheid F.W. DeKlerk decided to end it b/c of concern for increasing violence and international pressure
Nationalism Pride and identity in ones country
Nationalism's effect on USSR Destroyed the USSR/weakened communism
-too many groups wanting to be their own country
Gamal Nasser President of Egypt
-Promoted Pan Arabism
Pan Arabism Uniting all Arabs/Muslims
Anti-Semitism Hatred and discrimination of Jews
Balfour Declaration 1. Britain favored Jews in Palestine
2. Led to increase in migration into Palestine
UN Plan for Palestine Israel and Palestine (1948)
-Hated by Muslims, and refused to recognize Israel
Intifada Arab student violence in Gaza Strip and West Bank against Jews
Yasir Arafat Recognized Israel's right to exist and condemned terrorism
Causes of WWI 1. Nationalism
2. Militarism
3. Alliance System
Event that triggered WWI Assassination of Ferdinand by Serbians
Triple Alliance Italy, Germany, Austria Hungary
Entente Alliance France, Britain, USSR
Impact of WWI at home Total Mobilization- Entire country's efforts 100% for war
Treaty of Versailles 1. Germany forced to pay for war
2. Limited German Military
3. War Guilt on Germany and loss of land
Appeasement To satisfy
Munich Conference -Leaders of Britain, France, Germany, and Italy met to decide fate of Czechoslovakia
-Give land to Hitler
Event that triggered WWII Germany and Hitler invade Poland
Cause of US entry? Attack on Pearl Harbor by Japan
The Allies US, Britain, France, USSR
The Axis Germany, Italy, Japan
Yalta Agreement 1. United Nations
2. USSR would help with Japan
3. Stalin would allow free elections in East
Potsdam Conference 1. Stalin refuses free elections
2. Stalin wants a "buffer zone"
Impact of WWII on Germany -Ruins from bombs and war
-Divided by Allies and USSR (east and west Germany)
Superpowers USA and USSR
Truman Doctrine U.S. would aid any country threatened by Communism
Marshall Plan 1. Re-build Europe
2. Keep Communism out
Containment Policy Keep Communism from spreading
Berlin Aircraft Supplies dropped into West Berlin
Purpose of Berlin Wall Keep the East Germans inside
Importance of Cuban Missile Crisis Closest we have come to nuclear war
Prague Spring 1968 Revolt in Czechoslovakia that was crushed by Soviets
Detente Rules to govern relations between US and USSR
Perestroika "Restructuring of economy"
-Gorbachev
Glasnost "Openness"
-Lead to multi-party system
-Ended communist monopoly on power
Lech Walsea -Founded USSR trade union
-President of Poland
Cause of end of Cold War USSR COLLAPSE
1. Isolation from West
2.Space race
3. Military spending
4. Shortage of goods
Purpose of the UN To maintain international peace and security, develop friendly relations
General Assembly Debate issues but CANNOT force action
Security Council Deploys peacekeepers and impose sanctions
International Court of Justice Located in the Netherlands to hold international crime trials
UN Headquarters New York City, New York
EEC European Economic Community(1957)
-removed trade barriers
-common market
Treaty of Maastricht Created the European Union in 1992
Reason for European Union 1. Compete with US and Japan
2. Reduce trade barriers and create common market
Goal of European Union 1. Free movement of people, goods, services
2. Create common currency
3. Provide unified government
Euro Currency adopted in 1999
Purpose of NATO Collective defense for US and Europe from communism before and now to protect members
OPEC Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC in 1970s Controlled gas prices negatively to those who supported Israel during the war
Reason for Terrorism Using violence to intimidate or influence or method of governing
Islamic Fundamentalism Tradition and disliked the Shah and the relationship with the US
Taliban Terrorists organization responsible for 9/11
Osama Bin Laden Saudi Arabia millionaire
-Leader in war and terrorism
-Leader of Al-Qaeda
Armenian Genocide During WWI, Christians were targeted and slaughtered in the Ottoman Empire by Turks
The Holocaust During WWII Nazi Germany eliminated millions of Jews
Cause of Bosnian Conflict Desire by Serbs to eliminate Muslims and Croats
Ethnic Cleansing Eliminating unwanted groups

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