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Nationalism/Revoulution Review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| He led the Zionist Movement | Theodor Herzl |
| This was held in New York in 1942 to establish a new Jewish State after WWII | Zionist Conference |
| Established a national homland for the Jewish people in Palestine | Balfour Declaration |
| Firs Prime Minister of Isreal | David Ben-Gurion |
| In 1948 British Mandated that Palestine give land to | Israel |
| 379 unarmed demonstrators were killed protesting British forced conscription and heavy war taxes | Amritmar Massacre |
| Abolished the British East India Company | Sepoy Rebellion |
| Gandhi let this 240 mile march to the sea to protest British tax on salt | Salt March |
| "Great Soul" who lead the Indian Independence Movement | Manatma Gandhi |
| American writer who wrote about Civil Disobedience | Henry David Courou |
| The Last Viceroy in India | Lord Mountbatten |
| First President of India | Jawaharlal Nehru |
| Govenment sponsor of racism where white minority controled the black majority | Apartheid |
| First Black man to be President of South Africa | Nelson Mandela |
| Free Mandela from prision | DeKlerk |
| This Anglican Archbishop opposed apartheid | Desmond Tutu |
| Father/founder of Chinese Nationalist Party | Sun Yat-Sen |
| Served as First President of China | Sun Yixian |
| He battled against Chinese Communist and took over Guomindang | Jiang Jieshi |
| Led the Long March over 6000 miles and planted seeds of Red China AKA Red Bandits | Mao Zendong |
| Japan provoked war by blowing up RR tracks | Manchurian Incident |
| He fleed to Taiwan (Formosa) with followers after Moa won | Chiang Kia-Shek |
| 1828 international agreement which states promised not to use war to solve disputed and conflicts | Kellogg-Briand Pact |
| Nigh clubs in the 1920s | Speakeasies |
| Federal agent who led the Untouchables | Elliot Ness |
| Nickname Scarface & led notorious Chicago crime family | Al Capone |
| Secretary of Interior behind the Teapot Dome Scandal | Albert B. Fall |
| This established the Prohibition Bureau | Volstead Act |
| Played at the Cotton Club | Duke Ellington |
| Famous Jazz trumpet player known as Satchmo | Louis Armstrong |
| Empress of the Blues | Bessie Smith |
| Famos Dance in the 1920s | The Charleston |
| Developed Birth Control Clinic | Margaret Sanger |
| Head Coach and Innovator at Notre Dame | Knute Rockne |
| Built Yankee Stadium | Babe Ruth |
| First Woman to swim the English Channel | Gertrude Ederle |
| Flew solo flight across the Atlantic in Spirit of St.Louis in 1927 | Chales Lindbergh |
| Cartoon Steamboat Willie | Walt Disney |
| Towns along river built of shacks | Hoovervilles (Shantytowns) |
| This gave men hope and pride | The New Deal |
| FDR radio talkes | Fireside Chats |
| The Radio Priest | Charles Coughlin |
| Share the wealth program | Huey Long (Kingfish) |
| Limitation and Disassmbly of Navies of US,France, G.B, Italy, Japan | Washington Naval Disaarmament Conference |
| Known for his mass-energy formula E=mc² Received the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics | Albert Einstein |
| She did pioneering research on radioactivity and the first woman to win the Nobel Prize and did or radiation poisoning in 1934 | Marie Curie |
| Spanish surrealist painter who painted The Persistence of Memory | Salvador Dali |
| Spanish painter, sculptor, and stage designer. Co founding of the Cubist movement Painted Guernica | Pablo Picasso |
| Young women who did not follow moral standards | Flappers |
| Economic programs knows as the 3Rs Relief, Recovery, and Reform | New Deal |
| line of concrete fortificatins along the French Boarders | Maginot Line |
| This group waged war against British rule | IRA |
| Led Japan to the worlds second largest economy | Hirohito |
| Mass murder and looting of hundreds of thousands of unarmed chinese civilians | Rape of Nanking |
| First Prime Miniter and President of Kenya | Jomo Kenyatta |
| Prominet Mexican Painter | Diego Rivera |
| President who issued Good Neighbor Policy & New Deal | Franklin Roosevelt |
| Indian tenent framer who lead a peasant revolt. Land of Liberty Rebel leader "tierra y liberdad" | Emilano Zapata |
| Won over loyalty of his peasant followers Norther Mexico's "Frito Bandito" | Pancho Villa |
| Nickname "The Jackal" | Victoriano Huerta |
| First leader of Communist China: wrote Little Red Bood | Moa Tse-Tung |
| Mexican President; replaced Huerta: issued Constitution in 1917 | Venustiano Carranza |
| Longtime Mexican President forced out in 1911 | Porfirio Diaz |
| President who instituted "Return to Normalcy" | Warren Harding |
| Egyptian leader; nationalized the Suez Canal & provoked the 6 day war | Gamal Nasser |
| Head of El Fatah who became the PLO chairman in 1969 | Yasser Arafat |
| During the Great Depression, Shantytowns were named for him | Herbert Hoover |
| President of Egypt who signed the Camp David accords in 1981 | Anwar Sadat |
| Tennessee teacher convicted in the "Monkey Trial" in 1925 | John T. Scopes |
| Austrian physician known as the "father of psychoanalysis" | Sigmund Freud |
| German immigrant who developed the Theory of Relativity | Albert Einstein |