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Period 4 (1900-now)

QuestionAnswer
Zionism and the Dreyfus Affair Zionism- Jews should return to Palestien, Dreyfus- Jewish Army captain who was falsely accused of treason in France(anti-semitism)
McMahon-Hussein Correspondence series of letters exchnaged during WWI where Britain promised Arab's independance if they revolted against Ottomans
Arab Revolt Supported by Britain, revolted for independance, led to decline of Ottoman
Balfour Declaration British declaration stating that Palestien should be permanent home of Jews to get British dominance there, led to decline of Ottoman
Pan-Arabism Policy that unifies Arabs, response to western colonialism+mandate sys
Mandate system Allied ruled territories of Central powers post WWI, Britain didn't keep promise to Arabs, established by LON
Kemal Atatürk Led nationalist movement against Ottoman+abolished sultan, founded Turkey (modernized+westernized)
Rowlatt Acts Post WWI British laws in India (illegal to meet in large groups, imprison nationalists w/o trial), sparked Ghandi's resistance movements, contrary to promise that they would have self-gov
Amritsar Massacre gathering of Indian nationalists in Amritsar, British soldiers shot at the peaceful movement
Mohandas Gandhi leader of the Indian independence movement against British rule, employing nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience
civil disobedience protest of a citizen through non-violent means
Homespun Movement and the dhoti Homespun Movement- stopped producing textiles for Britain's market, dhoti- garment spun by hand during movement
Salt March collected salt at Arabian Sea, response to Britain banning Indians from producing their own salt bc they wanted monopoly
Muhammad Ali Jinnah Founded Pakistan to separate Muslims from Hindus in India
Jawaharlal Nehru First Prime minister (head of government in a parliamentary) in India, promoted industrialization
Sun Yat-sen Led rev to overthrow Qing bc they were Manchus leading Han ppl, founded KMT (Nationalist Party)
May 4th Movement boycott in China against Japan, (anti-imperialist) resented Japan (Britain+France who promised them land then gave it to Japan)
Guomintang/KMT (Nationalist Party) Anti-communist, founded by Sun-Yat-Sen, defeated by Communists in civil war
Chiang Kai-shek Led KMT after Sun-Yat-Sen during loss of civil war, pro-western
Chinese Communist Party (CCP) won civil war and turned China Communist
Mao Zedong Led CCP, led during long march- got support from peasants (respectfully asked for food)
Civil War, Long March Civil war- initiated by CCP attacking KMT, Long March- KMT attacked CCP= retreat
Great Depression economic downturn triggered by the 1929 U.S. stock market crash
Fascism political ideology, dictators, militarism, subordination of individual interests for the nation
Benito Mussolini Fascist dictator of Italy, first totalitarian fascist state
Nazis totalitarian, Anti-semitic political party that ruled Germany, led by Hitler
Adolf Hitler Lead Nazi Party after Weimar republic, initiated Holocaust, withdrew from LON, violated TOV
Weimar Republic Democratic parliamentary gov in Germany after losing WWI before Hitler, weakened by Great Depression
Third Reich Fascist rule of Nazi Germany, replace Weimar Republic
Nuremberg Laws of 1935 Anti-semetic laws during Nazi Germany to separate Jews from society
Japanese Militarism and the development of Manchukuo and the Greater Co-Prosperity Sphere Militarism- Japan an industrial power+expansion across Asia, Manchukuo- invaded by Japan for natural resources during Great Dep (colony in China), Greater Co-Prosperity Sphere- Japanese territory post WWII for resources
Appeasement used by Britain and France to avoid war with Nazi Germany, gave Hitler what he wanted bc the LON couldn't control him
Munich Conference Gave Hitler land if he promised to not invade Czechoslovaki, broken by Hitler
Sudetenland Land given to Hitler in Munich Agreement, borders Czechoslovaki
Non-Aggression Pact treaty between Germany+USSR promising not to engage in military conflict, Hitler breaks by invading USSR
Invasion of Poland Germany invaded Poland, supported by USSR, caused Britain+France to declare WWII
Blitzkrieg German military strategy used early in World War II, "lightning war"- surprise attacks
Axis Powers Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, and Imperial Japan
Allies Britain, US, France, USSR after Hitler invaded non-aggression pact
Pearl harbor Japan's surprise attack on US naval base
Stalingrad WWII battle where Soviet forces defeated Nazi Germany
D-Day Allies invaded France (occupied by Nazis)
Yalta Conference Meeting of Allied leaders during WWII to plan post-war reorganization of Europe, created United Nations
Hiroshima and Nagasaki US bombed these Japanese cities, resulted in Japan's surrender+end of WWII
V-J Day Japan's surrender announced, finalized victory of Allied powers
Armenian Genocide Ottomans killed Armenian Christinas for cooperating with Russian Army (both orthodox)
Pandemic Diseases soldiers came in contact with loved ones
Ukraine Holodomor Farmers resisted USSR by hiding crops from the state and kept for themselves, if caught gov starved you
Holocaust Genocide of Jews in Nazi Germany, industrial (killed with chemicals, brought to concentration camps in trains)
Asia for Asiatics Japan forced conquered ppl into labor programs to reduce food shortages, soldiers had "comfort women"
Firebombing of Hamburg, Dresden and Tokyo Allies bombed German+Japanese cities to get them to surrendered, neither surrendered
Declaration of Human rights rights of ppl to prevent future genocides, created by LON
Nuremberg Trials and Tokyo Trials allied powers punished military leaders (German+Japanese) for war crimes + crimes against humanity
Slobodan Milosevic and Ethnic Cleansing in the Balkans Milosevic- president of Serbia, used Ethnic cleansing (forced removal ethnic ppl) as a result of Serbian nationalism
Rwanda African country, Hutu ppl killed Tutsis
Darfur, Sudan Genocide, Arabs targeted non-arabs, response to non-arabs revolting against gov
International Criminal Court Charged president of Sudan with war crimes
Big Three FDR (US), Churchill (Britain), Stalin (USSR)
Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam Conferences Meetings of Big Three, Potsdam- split Germany into East (Britain, France, US) and West (USSR) where Cold War started
Cold War Rivalry between US and USSR, no direct fighting but had arms race, space race, opposing alliances, proxy wars
Iron Curtain ideological division of Europe into East and West
Satellite Countries E European states politically controlled by USSR, countries were part of Warsaw Pact
Marshall Plan US program to aid W European economies into capitalism
Truman Doctrine US provided eco+military aid to nations resisting Communism
Hungarian Revolt and Prague Spring Revolt- resistance of Soviet rule, Prague Spring- resistance of Communism by Hungarians and Czechoslovakians
NATO Alliance between US, Canada, Western Europe, industrialized Western bloc, ensured US involvement in Europe
Warsaw Pact Soviet-led military alliance of E European states in response to NATO
Arms Race competition of development of nuclear weapons
Space Race competition of development of technology (satellites), USSR launched 1st satellite
Mutual Assured Destruction Doctrine that a nuclear attack of either US or USSR= total annihilation of both (nuclear war wouldn't end well for either side)
Intercontinental ballistic missiles Long-range missiles that can deliver nuclear bombs across continents
The Military Industrial Complex relationship between a nation's military, defense industries, and political leadership that reflects how permanent military mobilization= reshaped domestic economies
Nuclear Proliferation spread of nuclear weapons to other countries
Nonaligned movement independent nations (Egypt, India) didn't want to align with either side of Cold War
Containment US policy to stop spread of Communism
Cuba's revolution overthrew dictator, led by Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs US failed invasion of Cuba to overthrow Castro= Cuba alliance with Soviets
The Cuban Missile Crisis USSR put bombs in Cuba, US naval blockade to prevent this, resulted in Soviet bombs removed from Cuba and US bombs removed from Turkey
Vietnam War proxy war in SE Asia, US wanted to contain communism in North Vietnam, Vietnam became Communist
Domino theory one country fell to communism, neighboring nations would inevitably fall
Invasion of Afghanistan USSR invaded to spread Communism- unsuccessful, US supported Afghanistan
Detente and treaties Detente- period of reduced tensions, treaties- limitations to regulate nuclear weapons
Mikhail Gorbachev ruled Soviets during decline, established Glasnost and Perestroika=led to fail bc people wanted more freedom like ppl in West
Perestroika Gorbachev's reform allows more capitalist policies to help get out of debt from cold war
Glasnost Gorbachev's reform allows political criticism to modernized USSR
Solidarity and Lech Walesa Solidarity: unity of ppl w common interests, Lech Walesa: Polish activist who led non-violent strikes against Communism
Fall of Berlin Wall wall prevented ppl from East going West= fall, symbolized end of Cold War
NATO and Eastern Europe after fall of Soviets NATO expanded East and reduced Communism
Effects on Cuba eco depression bc lost economic partner (USSR)
Taiwan "Republic of China" (Island- not mainland China) developed by KMT, separate entity from mainland/Communist China
People’s Republic of China Mainland Communist China established by Mao Zedong
Great Leap Forward Mao Zedong's campaign to industrialize China without industrialized machines, gov collectivize (connection to Stalin's 5-yr plan)
Communes community where peasants lived, replaced priv farming during Great Leap Forward, gov collectivized production, didn't have industrialized tools
Cultural Revolution Mao Zedong's movement to get rid of "old fours" (ideas, culture, customs, habits) to end old capitalist traditions, many were killed, used Red Guards (connection to Stalin's great purge)
Red Guards youth group who carried out Cultural Rev under orders of Mao Zedong
Deng Xiaoping ruled China after Mao Zedong, stopped strict collectivization, engaged in foreign trade (capitalist), kept China Communist
Four Modernization Deng Xiaoping's reforms to fix China after Mao Zedong, increased agriculture, less ppl farming= factory workers, allowed priv ownership= let ppl get rich , limited capitalist practices
Tiananmen Square Student led protests of Deng Xiaoping, wanted freedom of speech+democracy, violently ended by military
movements to redistribute land and resources in Venezuela, Ethiopia, and India V: gov redistributed estates to small farmer, E: state controlled agriculture (became Communist= famine), I: gave land to peasants after British rule, abolished zamindari sys
Alsace-Lorraine culturally mixed region between France+Germany, annexed by Germany, returned to France by TOV, re-annexed by Nazi Germany
Pan-Slavism unite Slavic ppl to get independence from Ottoman+Austria-Hungary
militarism prioritizing the military for advancing national interests (Britain, Germany)
Triple Alliance Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy (Italy left later)
Triple Entente Britain, France, Russia (later joined by US, China, Italy)
The Balkan Powder Keg ethnic ppl wanted independence from Ottoman=Ottoman lost control=independent nations fighting over land=Balkan Wars
Archduke Ferdinand heir to Austria-Hungary throne, assassination sparked WWI
Gavrilo Princip assasinated Archduke Ferdinand to free Slavs from Austria-Hungary rule
The Black Hand organization to end Austria-Hungary rule of Balkans, violent nationalist group
self-determination idea that ppl of same culture should have the right to sovereignty
Central Powers Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman
Allied Powers France, Russia, Britain, won WWI
Trench Warfare military strategy to fight from trenches
Total war nation uses all resources to win war (eco, ppl-propaganda, industrial)
Changes in Warfare cloud attacks=gas masks, sinking submarines, barbed wire, airplanes to drop bombs
Propaganda inaccurate info to gain support from the ppl
The Paris Peace Conference to establish peace after WWI (1919), resulted in TOV, created LON
Wilson’s Fourteen Points proposed vision for lasting peace post WWI at PPC, only executed the creation of LON
League of Nations all nations of world openly discuss conflicts
Treaty of Versailles military restriction+war reparations of Germany post WWI
Weimar Republic democratic gov in Russia that agreed to TOV, ended by rule of Nazis
Russification forcing non-Russian populations to adopt Russian culture
Pogrom state controlled riots against Jews to fuel emigration
Nicholas II Last emperor of Romanov Dynasty, ruled during defeat at Ruso-Japanese War=shortages during WWI
Revolution of 1905 peasants+industrial workers rebelled bc of hunger+fatigue caused from shortages after loss at Ruso-Japanese War, forced Nicholas II to create Duma, dress rehearsal: March Rev
Duma house of Parliment to debate + pass laws during rule of Nicholas II
Soviet "council"/"assembly", emerged during Russian Revs, forms USSR
Vladimir Lenin Led Bolshevik Rev establishing USSR (marxism), led reds/Bolsheviks in civil war to prevent Czar from returning
Bolshevik Marxist group in Russia (reds), won civil war against whites
New Economic Policy used in USSR after Russian Civil War to recover, allowed small scale and foreign trade+priv ownership, part capitalist+command eco
USSR "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics", first Communist superpower
Joseph Stalin Dictator of USSR, modernized using violence, led through WWII
Great Purge mass killings by Stalin against those who opposed his rule
Gulag labor camps where Stalin sent political opponents
Totalitarian state government w absolute control over all aspects of life
command economy gov controls eco activity, alongside Communism
five-year plan Stalin's brutal rapid industrialization
Collectives individual farm lands became state managed agriculture units, allowed rapid industrialization, peasants gave up land+forced to reach specific goal by govz
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