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Causes of the Crimean War

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Ottoman Empire gives land to Roman Catholic, Russia occupies Modovia and Wallachia

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Uniqueness of Crimean War

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First w/ war correspondents/photographers

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Nations involved in Crimean War

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France, Britain, Ottoman, Russia

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Florence Nightingale

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Founder of modern nursing “Lady with the Lamp”

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Effects of the Crimean War

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Erased Russian invincibility, discredit Concert of Europe at peacekeeping

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Reforms of Ottoman Empire

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1839–76-Tanzimat era-reorganization-administrative councils liberalized economy, end tax farming, corruption, Young Turks

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Young Turks

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Reformist officers in Ottoman Empire-entered WWI and led to Ottoman Empire’s end

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Nationalist Leaders of Italy

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Giuseppe Mazzini-Heart/soul

Giuseppe Girabaldi-Sword

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Count Camillo Cavour

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Head/mind of Italian unification, conservative–>moderate liberal (anti-republican) ~Machiavelli

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Agreement of 1858 between Cavour and Napoleon III

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Pact of Plombieres-France intervene militarily if Austria comes in Italy to start war

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Venetia in Italy

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Payment for allying with Prussia in Austro-Prussian Wawr

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Sardina-Piedmont

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Magnet to bring states together

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Cavour’s keys to Italian Unification

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Industrious, unify nationalists, foreign intervention (France)

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Guisseppe Girabaldi

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Expedition of the Thousand-Sicily–>Naples-concedes to Piedmont as nationalism>liberalism
Inspired by republicanism

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Birth of Italy

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1861

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16
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Most important political development 1848-1914

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German unification

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Otto von Bismarck

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“Old Blood and Iron” “Iron Chancellor” Kleindeutch, Prussian noble (Junker) Liberal–>conservative, anti-republican, pragmatist/realist

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Rival states of German confederation

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Austria+Liberals, Prussia

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Bismarck’s Pragmatism

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“Germany is not looking to Prussia’s liberalism but to her power…The great questions of the day will not be decided by speeches and majority decisions=that was the mistake of 1848-but by blood and Iron

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Reasons for Bismarck’s embrace of German Nationalism

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Enable Prussian conservatives to outflank Prussian liberals/Parliament

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Causes of Danish WaR OF 1864

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Schleswig-Holstein Problem-Alliance between Austria and Prussia

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Effects of Seven Weeks’ War

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Defeat of Austria in Bohemia-1866. Left out of German affairs
Treaty of Prague-Austria cedes Venetia==>France–>Italy
aka Austro-Prussian War

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Houses of North German Confederation gov

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1867-Bundesrat-elected through people

Reichstag-elected through universal (notrly) male suffrage

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Bad-Ems Telegram

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Leopold offered Spanish crown-back Wilhelm’s telegram edited to provoke war w/ France by Bismarck to unify South

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French Rulers since 1789

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Louis XVIII, Charles X, Louis Philippe, Napoleon III

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Paris COmmune

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March 28 1871-National Assembly betraying Paris by staying in Versailles-Administer Paris separately from France–>socialist gov. Crushed by national assembly

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Franco-Prussian War

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Battle of Sedan-Napoleon III captured

Treaty of Frankfurt-1871-German empire-2nd Reich-Prussia wins-got Alsace and Lorraine

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Impact of new German empire

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Strong stable nation, Austria loses power, France weakened, Britain competes industrially

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Dreyfus Affair

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Jewish captain accused of being in cohorts with Germany 1898-Emile Zola “J’accuse” article-forged evidence
Army, church, conservatives, antisemitics v. Liberals, radicals, socialists
Leftists united

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30
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19th Century Hapsburg empire

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Agrarian Dynastic, absolutist

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Ausgleich of 1867

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Compromise-dual monarchy-Austria-Hungary

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Czech Trialism and opposition

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“Triple Monarchy” Magyars say no >.<

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Reforms of Alexander II

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Abolish serfdom-1861 (Russia)

34
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Problems with Serfdom in Russia

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Economically inefficient, potential for revolts, Russian military ineffective, immoral

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Impacts of emancipation on Russian serfs

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redemption payments, failed

36
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Relationship of Poland w/ Russia before WWI

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Polish Rebellion-1863–>repression

Russification

37
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Revolutionary groups in Russia

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Alexander Herzen, Populism, The People’s Will

38
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William Gladstone’s ministry

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Summit of British liberalism

39
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Benjamin Disraeli

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Public Health Act (private property intervention_

Artisan Housing Act

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Ireland’s movement for Home Rule

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Land Act-Stuart Parnell

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New German Empire significance

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New diplomatic relations, Austria weakened

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Bismarck’s goal for Germany

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Appease France, Alliances

43
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Russo-Turkish War of 1877

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Black Sea captured (Constantinople, Darnell Strait)

Free Slavic States, gain territory

44
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Confress of Berlin

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1878-Review results of Treaty of San Stefano (After Russo-Turkish War)
Russia got (-) results
45
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Three Emperor’s League, Triple Alliance, Dual Alliance, Entente Cordiale, Triple Entente

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Three-1873-Germany, Austria, Russia
Triple-Dual Alliance+Italy
Dual-Austria-Hungary and Germany
Entente-Britain and France
Triple-Britain, France, Russia
46
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Kaiser William II and political goals

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Wanted to be famous-dismissed Bismarck
Expansionist policies, naval campaign
1st Moroccan Crisis

47
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“Powder Keg Of Europe”

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Balkan Nations-Slavic wanted unity ~Serbia to Prussia/Piedmont

48
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Factors leading to WWI

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2nd Moroccan Crisis, Balkan Wars, Assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand

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Impact of 1nd moroccon Crisis

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France and Britain closer, led to Balkan Wars

50
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Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand

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June 18 1914-Austria sends above to Bosnia-Gavrilo Princip assassinates him, spark that ignites the war

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Dual Alliance and Triple Entente responses

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Dual-Germany-Strict reaction (blank check) Austria-Ultimatum

Triple-Russia-mobilize army, France-give Russia blank check, Britain-diplomatic measures

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1st country mobilize against Russia

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Germany

53
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Schlieffen Plan

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West front first, then Russia

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REasons Germany blamed for war

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August days (declare war, occupy Luxembourg, declare on France, invade Belgium, Britain declare on Germany)

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Potentials of soliders for countries

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Allies-more troops/home front

Central-Strategic advantages

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Facts of Western Front

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Battle of the Marne-French and British stop Germans

Trench warfare began

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WEapons in WWI

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Big Bertha, poison gas, machine gun, tanks, airplanes, zeppelins, U-Boats

58
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Entries in War in 1915

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Ottoman and Bulgaria-Central

Japan, Italy, Romania-Allies

59
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Colonel T.E. Larence

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Allied attempts to stir nationalist in Czech, Slovaks, Pol,es, Arabs-most successful guy in Arabia

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Battle Gallipoli

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1915-16-Allied offensive by Churchill-poor timing

Austria and New Zealand join Allies

61
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Reasons for US entry to WWI

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Lusitania, Zimmerman Telegram

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Woodrow Wilson quote

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“To make the world safe for democracy”

63
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Causes of March Revolution in Russia

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Tsar 1917 March-gov. collapse
Bolshevik Party
Conflict, overtaxed resources, Nicholas II :(, military and domestic failures

64
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Rasputin in Russian political affairs

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Discredited Nicholas II by being close to tsar (peasant faith healer-Spoke against Russian going to war

65
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Bolsheviks

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Lenin-Nov-Seized power from gov-took Russia out of war, communism
Was tied with Mensheviks-split

66
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Soviets

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Social Revolutionaries+Social Democrats organize above, Council of workers and soldiers

67
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Actions of Bolsheviks

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Russia out of war, war indemnity, nationalized land, property of church–>state, control state banks

68
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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

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March 1918-Russia yield Poland, Finland, Baltic States, Ukraine
Officially pull Russia out of war

69
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Last German Offensive

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Western front-unsuccessful

70
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Casualties of WWi

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Total:10 million dead, 20 million wounded
Central-4 million dead
Allies-5.4 million dead

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Effects of War

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Economic and financial strain, Allies debtors to US, Fascism to Italy, US becomes most stable democratic state

72
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Treaty of Versailles and Sevres to Ottoman Empire

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Versailles-Partitioned Ottoman Empire

Sevres-Officially dissolves the Ottoman Empire

73
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Greco-Turkish War

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Nationalistic reaction-Ataturk-“Father of the Turks”–>Republic of Turkey 1923

74
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The Big Four

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Wilson-US
Clemenceau-France
Orlando-Italy
David George-UK

75
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Obstacles to Peace

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Publicity, 14 Points impossible, Bolsehvism, Nationalism, victors

76
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Germany’s fate from Treaty of Versailles

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$15-25 billion (modern $40 billion)

Cede Alsace and Lorraine to France, Disarm-<100,000 troops, Austria-Hungary separated

77
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League of Nations

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Japan, Britain, France, Italy, US

Respect and preserve territorial integrity-ineffective from no enforcement

78
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Fourteen Points

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Ethnic groups decide if self govern or no, open diplomacy, freedom of seas, League of Nations

79
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WWI on European colonialism

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Stir nationalist uprising (TE Lawrence)

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Criticism of Paris Peace Settlement/Treaty of Versailles

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John Maynard Keynes-Predict WWII “Economic consequences of Peace”

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