World History 100 Final
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Reasons for French Revolution | 1. Estates system2. 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 bread2. Provisional Gov. after Czar stepped down 3. Stayed in WWI |
Bolshevik Revolution 1917 | 1. Peace, Land, Bread2. 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 communism2. 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 control2. Queen Victoria now empress of India |
Impact of British rule of India | 1. Destroyed local industry2. 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 ports2. 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 followers2. To stop the Muslim Hindu violence |
India's Independence | 1947Split 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 Palestine2. 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. Nationalism2. 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 war2. 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 Nations2. USSR would help with Japan 3. Stalin would allow free elections in East |
Potsdam Conference | 1. Stalin refuses free elections2. 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 Europe2. 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 COLLAPSE1. 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 Japan2. Reduce trade barriers and create common market |
Goal of European Union | 1. Free movement of people, goods, services2. 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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