Chapter 6: Nationalism & Ultranationalism Flashcards

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Ulttranationalism

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Extreme form of Nationalism

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Crises - Absolute Monarchy

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  1. Absolute Monarchy
  2. Bolsheviks
  3. Russian Revolution
  4. Civil War
  5. World War I
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Ultranationalism in Russia - Crises - Bolsheviks

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Crises - Russian Revolution

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Crises - Civil War

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Joseph Stalin

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  • Communist
  • Estimated 5 million people were deported to Forced Labour camps in Siberia or Central Asia.
  • Wanted to replace the loyalties of the 100 distinct national groups in Russia.
  • Any group that objected was persecuted as a “criminal nation”.
  • Confiscated Ukrainian farmers crops when they refused to give up their land. Due to this 10 million Ukrainians starved to death in the 1930’s.
  • Outlawed the use of Ukrainian Language in public.
  • Rid the Communist Party of anyone accused of being an “enemy of the people”.
  • Thousands of Russians were executed and millions more were sent to slave-labour camps. (ie Drawing him, taking down a picture of him to paint the wall)
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Ultranationalism in Russia - Joseph Stalin - 5-year plan

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  • Adopted by the party in 1928, called for rapid industrialization of the economy, with an emphasis on heavy industry. It set goals that were unrealistic—a 250 percent increase in overall industrial development and a 330 percent expansion in heavy industry alone.
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Ultranationalism in Russia - Joseph Stalin - Industrialization

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Joseph Stalin - Collectivization

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  • Confiscated land owned by farmers and create Collective Farms owned by the State. Farmers who objected were executed.
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Ultranationalism in Russia - Joseph Stalin - Nationalization

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Joseph Stalin - Kulaks

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Joseph Stalin - Gulags

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Joseph Stalin - Holodomor

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Joseph Stalin - Great Purge

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Mikhail Gorbachev - Glastnost

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leader should be transpartent

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Ultranationalism in Russia - Mikhail Gorbachev - Perestroika

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leader should be open

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Ultranationalism in Germany - Crisis - World War I

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After WW I Germany became a republic. Men and Women had the right to vote for members of parliament.

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Ultranationalism in Germany - Crisis - Great Depression

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Resulted in loss of colonies, deeply in dept to the United States, german goods stopped being imported, laid off workers, and many people faced homelessness and starvation.

Hitler elected to lead Germany in 1933
Hitler dissolved the parliament

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Ultranationalism in Germany - Crisis - Weimar Republic

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Political turmoil and violence, economic hardship, and also new social freedoms and vibrant artistic movements characterized the complex Weimar period.

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Ultranationalism in Germany - Adolf Hitler - Mein Kampf

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Is a 1925 autobiographical manifesto by Nazi Party leader Adolf Hitler and it describes the process that Hitler became antisemitic.

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Ultranationalism in Germany - Adolf Hitler - Nuremberg Laws

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Were antisemitic and racist laws in Nazi Germany.

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Ultranationalism in Germany - Adolf Hitler - Aryan Race

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Is a historical race that is describe as people of Indo-European heritage as a racial grouping.

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Ultranationalism in Germany - Adolf Hitler - Kristallnacht

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The Nazis in Germany torched synagogues, vandalized Jewish homes, schools and businesses and killed close to 100 Jews.

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Ultranationalism in Germany - Adolf Hitler - Third Reich

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The Nazi state (also referred to as the Third Reich)

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Ultranationalism in Germany - Adolf Hitler - Holocaust

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was a period in history at the time of World War Two (1939-1945), when millions of Jews were murdered because of who they were.

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Ultranationalism in Japan - Crisis

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The Great Depression
Crop Failure
Lack of Resources

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Propaganda

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Information and Ideas that are spread to achieve a specific goal.
Often misleading & dishonest
Used to manipulate strong emotions
Fear / Insecurity
Spread through all forms of media
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Indoctrination

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very controlled process of teaching a person or group to accept a set of beliefs uncritically.

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Responses to Ultranationalism - Appeasement - League of Nations Failures - Manchuria

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Responses to Ultranationalism - Appeasement - League of Nations Failures - Ethiopia

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Responses to Ultranationalism - Appeasement - League of Nations Failures - Nazi Germany

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Responses to Ultranationalism - Appeasement - Sudentenland (Munich Accord)

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Responses to Ultranationalism - War - World War II - Statue of Westminster

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Responses to Ultranationalism - War - World War II - Battle of the Atlantic

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Responses to Ultranationalism - War - World War II - Total War

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Responses to Ultranationalism - War - World War II - Home Front

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Responses to Ultranationalism - War - World War II - Conscription Crisis

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Responses to Ultranationalism - War - World War II - Dieppe Raid

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Responses to Ultranationalism - War - World War II - Interment of Japanese Canadians

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Responses to Ultranationalism - War - World War II - D-Day (Juno Beach)

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Responses to Ultranationalism - War - World War II - Hong Kong

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Responses to Ultranationalism - War - World War II - Battle of the Scheldt

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Responses to Ultranationalism - Peacekeeping - Suez Canal Crisis - UN Peacekeeping Force

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Responses to Ultranationalism - Peacekeeping - Suez Canal Crisis - Lester B. Pearson

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Ultranationalism in Russia

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Resulted in unemployment and poverty.

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Ultranationalism in Germany

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Resulted in loss of savings, unemployment, and economic turmoil.