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WWI HISTORY STUDY

This is the unofficial study guide for Ms. Shaffer's history class

QuestionAnswer
What is Militarism? The belief in the power of strong armies to decide issues
What are Alliances? Countries that band together to support each other.
What is Imperialism? The want to expand for resources and land.
What is Nationalism? Feeling of deep loyalty to one's people and homeland.
Did Italian Unification occur in 2 separate parts? Yes (Northern and Southern movements)
Who lead the Southern Italian Unification? Giuseppe Garibaldi
Who lead the Northern Italian Unification? Count Camillo di Cavour
Under whose leadership did the Northern and Southern Unification take place? King Victor Emmanuel II
Who did Bismarck team up with to defeat the Danish (hint: it's his enemy) Austria-Hungary
Who did Bismarck ally with to run out the Austrians from German territory? Italy/Cavour
When was Germany unified? 1871
Why did European countries want to get as much African territories as possible? For the natural resources that were scarce in Europe
What was the Scramble for Africa? European countries rushed to claim African colonies to get valuable resources.
What motivated Europe into pursue colonies? Valuable resources like gold, diamonds, rubber, cotton, and the control of the Suez canal
What was the Berlin Conference? The Berlin Conference is a conference of European powers to talk about Africa, and how they will split it.
How did the process of colonization from the Europeans impact the Africans? The African people were forced to fight each other and be enslaved.
Who had the most African territory in the North? France
What countries were included in the Triple Alliance? Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary
What countries were included in the Triple Entente? France, Great Britain, Russia, Belgium, Italy, Portugal
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