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What caused WWI?

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Assasination of Archduke Ferdinand, Austria Hungary attacks Serbia.

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Each country wanted to prove it was better than the others

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Nationalism

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What countries were part of the allied powers?

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Great Britain, France, Russia, Belgium, Serbia, USA

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What countries were part of the axis powers?

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Austria-Hungary, Germany

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What were the main outcomes of the Treaty of Versailles?

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The European map was redrawn, no colonies were set free, Germany was forced to pay reparations

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What new weapons were developed in WWI?

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Machine guns, poison gas, tanks, airplanes, submarines

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The main military strategy during WWI

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Trench warfare

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A plan that Germans plan to ambush France by crossing Belgium

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Schlieffen Plan

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A man who was considered holy because he saved Alexei’s life; gained power n the government and added in its corruption.

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Rasputin

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How did WWI impact colonies?

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Leading countries did not keep their promise of freeing the colonies from their power

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Where did the industrial revolution begin?

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Great Britain

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What was Great Britain’s best industry?

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Textile

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A list of things that were wrong about the church hung onto a church door; created by Martin Luther

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95 Theses

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What is the significance of the 95 Theses?

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Sparked the Reformation

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Believes that people are naturally cruel, greedy, and selfish; wants an all powerful government

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Hobbes

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Thought that people were reasonable and moral and had certain rights from birth; best government is one with limited power and accepted by all citizens

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Locke

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Felt that the best way to protect liberty was to divide various functions and powers of government amongst 3 branches

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Montesquieu

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Believes that there shouldn’t be a strong government and make the best decisions as a group

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Rousseau

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Defended freedom of speech and thought; battled inequality, superstition, and injustice

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Voltaire

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Denounced slavery, praised freedom of expression, and urged education for all; attacked the divine right theory and traditional religions

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Diderot

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Why did Russians oppose Czar Nicholas II?

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Individual rights were taken away, WWI had many casualties, peasant population endured stark poverty

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What is the significance of Alexei?

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He was the next czar of Russia

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All events are determined by economic forces

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Economic interpretation of history

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Value of goods produced rest on the human labor that goes into their production

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Surplus value theory

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Proletariat vs. bourgeois

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Class struggle

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Proletariat have the right to use force to overthrow the bourgeois and seize control of the country

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Use of force

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Proletariat will dictate to the bourgeois until all opposition is wiped out

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Dictatorship of the proletariat

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Only public ownership of the means of productin, distribution, and consumption; eliminating competition

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Establishment of communism

29
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What is the significance of Vladimir Lenin?

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He was the leader of the Bolsheviks and changed the Russian government by adapting Marxist ideas to fit Russian conditions

30
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What were the parts of the 5-year plan?

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Nationalization of industrial, more industrialization and agriculture, socialization of agriculture

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What were the 3 estates prior to the French Revolution? (Lowest to highest)

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Bourgeois/peasants nobility, clergy

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The belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests.

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Militarism

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What were the key beliefs of Martin Luther?

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Salvation is achieved through faith alone, the bible is the only guide, people didn’t need a priest to interpret the bible or forgive sin, faith over good works, stop indulgences

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What was the significance of Martin Luther?

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He started the Protestant reformation

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Why did the Protestant reformation take place?

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There was abuse in the church; promoting sales of indulgences

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Why did the English reformation take place?

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King Henry VIII wanted to annul his marriage but the pope refused. Henry VIII took the church from the pope’s control and created the Church of England. King Edward VI brought Protestant reforms to the church then Queen Mary Tudor wanted Catholicism back into the church

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Why and how did England split from the church?

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King Henry VIII wanted to annul his marriage. Henry VIII took the church from the pope’s control and created the Church of England

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How did the Catholic Church change through the catholic reformation?

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Stopped indulgences, faith and works are necessary for salvation, scriptures and spokesmen were authorities

39
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What are 3 causes of WWI?

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Alliances, nationalism, assassination of Archduke

40
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Introduced by Stalin to help out the Russian economy

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5 year plan

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Holy roman emperor during the reformation

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Charles V

42
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Allowed landowners to buy land from the British goverment

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Enclosure act

43
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Why was Austria-Hungary angry at Serbia?

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Serbia wanted to be independent form the Slavic people; assasinator was a Serbian

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Believed in pre-destination

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John Calvin

45
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A place were workers and materials are in one place

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Factory System

46
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Where did the Protestant Reformation take place?

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Germany

47
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What was before the Industrial revolution?

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Agricultural Revolution

48
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What was Stalin’s great purge?

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Eliminating people who were against Stalin

49
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What was the holy book in Judaism?

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Torah

50
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What are some branches of Judaism?

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Orthodox, reformed

51
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Holy book in Islam

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Koran

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What are some parts of the 5 pillars?

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Pray 5 times a day, pilgrimage to Mecca, income to the poor

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What does the Powderkeg of Europe refer to?

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Rivalries between peoples (Yugoslavia)

54
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When did WWI start and end?

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1914-1918

55
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Why was the League of Nations formed?

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Created to prevent further wars

56
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How did WWI lead to the Russian revolution?

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Communist leader comes into place (Lenin)

57
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What event in Russia did Bloody Sunday help cause?

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Czar gave in and made the Duma

58
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Why do the Palestinians and Israelis not get along?

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Religion and land

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