Final Flashcards

1
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What Is MANIA?

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Militarism 
Alliance
Nationalism
Imperialism
Assassination
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Definition: Militarism

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Policy of building up and glorifying a strong military in preparation for war

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Definition: alliance

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Pledge to defend each other if conflict arose

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Definition: nationalism

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Extreme pride in one’s country

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Definition: imperialism

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Domination of one country by another

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Definition: assassination

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Murder of a political leader

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Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand:who. Where.

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Who:Gavrilo Princip- member of Black Hands
Where:Schillers Cafe

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Domino after Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

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Austria Hungary blamed Servia for Ferdinand's death and declared war of Servia
Germany pledged support to Austria
Servia got Russia
Germany vs Russia
France allies Russia
France vs Germany
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9
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Who was in the Triple Entente?

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France
Great Britain
Russia

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Who was in the Triple Alliance?

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Germany
Italy
Austria Hungary

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Schlieffen’s Plan: what was it?

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Designed to avoid a 2 front war. The idea was to move quickly against the French. Before Russia had time to mobilize.

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Schlieffen’s Plan: Did it work? Why or why not?

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It did not work because Russia mobilized a lot faster than expected

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13
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Stalemate

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Neither side is able to defeat each other

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Western vs Eastern Fronts:Differences in opponents

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Western: Britain and France vs Germany

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Western vs Eastern Fronts: Differences in techniques

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W:Long deep trenches to protect armies from fire
E:Russia pushed deep into Germany

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New Weapons and Technology

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Rapid-Fire Machine Guns
Long Range Artillery 
Poison Gas
Tanks
Aircraft 
  -airplanes
     -pilots known as aces had dogfights over battlefield 
  -zeppelins
Submarines(unterseeboot) u-boats
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Ottoman Empire: why were they strategically important?

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Location, cut supplies lines from Russia to other allies

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Allied Powers?

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Russia
France
Italy
Britain

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Central Powers?

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Germany
Ottoman Empire
Austria-Hungary

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Total War?

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Nations realized winning required use of of their resources. Ex drafting, rationing

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21
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Conscription

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Required military service. All must sign up for the draft

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Sinking of Lusitania: What happened? Why is it important?

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Germany us d their submarines to sink this ship that had 128 Americans. Total death: 1200
Reason why US joined war

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Propaganda

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Spreading of ideas that promote a cause or damage an opponent
Ex. Poster urging civilians to save resources to help ration food and other products; conscription

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US involvement: why did they get involved w/ Allies and difference made to the war?

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Got involved bc of:
Cultural ties
Germany broke promises
Zimmerman Note
Difference made:
Pushed Germans back and forced their surrender
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25
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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk: who was involved. What did it say?

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Russia, Vldmir Lenin

Pulled Russia out of WWI after 3 yrs

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26
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Zimmerman Note

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German proposal to Mexico that if they fought vs US Germany would help them reclaim lost territory

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Wilsons 14 points: what, said, important

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List of terms to resolve WWI and future conflict
Freedom of the seas
Freedom of trade
No secret alliance 
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
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28
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Spanish Influenza: cause and results

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Americans had the flu and it spread. The outbreak caused 20 million deaths worldwide in a few months

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29
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Reparations

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Pay for war damage

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30
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Paris Peace conference:

Leaders and Goals

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France: George Clemenceu- wanted to weaken Germany so it could not invade France again
Britain: David Lloyd George- wanted Germany to pay heavy reparations
Italy: Vittorio Orlando- wanted promised territory
US: Woodrow Willson- wanted 14 points especially League of Nations

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31
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Treaty of Versailles
Punishment for Germany
Success?

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Germany has to pay heavy reparations
Severe military limits
Lost territory
No. WWII happened

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32
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League of Nations: USA

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Not involved because US lawmaker voted against it. Didn’t want to join to avoid being in future wars. League weakened and had NO power to stop war.

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33
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Lebensraum

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Living space

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34
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3rd Reich

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Ideas that Germany would dominate for 1000 years. Did for 12

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35
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Der Furher

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The leader

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36
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Appeasement

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Giving into demands in order to keep peace

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37
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Aryan Race

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“Perfect Race”
Blond hair
Blue eyes
Native German people

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38
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Post WWI:People reaction

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Hated the Versailles Treaty and how they got all the blame. Hated Gov’t

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39
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Post WWI: Name of new Gov’t

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Weimar Republic

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40
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Post WWI: Ruhr Valley. Why did the French take it back

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Germany fell behind on reparation payments to French

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41
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Adolf Hitler: Background

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Born in Austria 
Fought in WWI
Wanted to be artist but got rejected to art school
Arrested for trying to overthrow Gov't
Wrote a book
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42
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Adolf Hitler: political party

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Nazi Party. National Socialist Workers Party

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43
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Adolf Hitler: Mein Kampf

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My Struggle
Written in prison
Basis for Nazi beliefs

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44
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Munich Conference: involved and decision

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Britain France and Germany

Brits and French gave appeasement

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45
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Nazi-Soviet pact

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Russia and Germany secretly divided Poland

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46
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Blitzkrieg

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Lightning war-striking a devastating blow to an enemy very quickly

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47
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Luftwaffe

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German Airforce

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48
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Vichy France

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“Puppet state” S France

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49
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Scorched Earth Campaign

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Destroying anything of value so Nazis couldn’t use it

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50
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Maginot Line

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Huge wall in France separating France and Germany. Failed.

51
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Hitler “backstabbing” USSR

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Wanted their raw material- farms and forests
Crush communism
Operation Barborrosa
Advance in Russia and took Poland first

52
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Battle of Stalingrad

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Soviet Union vs Nazi

Turning point of war between Germany and Russia

53
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What stopped Hitlers momentum in trying to conquer the USSR?

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Scorched Earth Campaign and the cold winter

54
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D-Day

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156,000 allied troops stormed into France and helped French stabling themselves again

55
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Tehran Conference

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Allies agreed to finally open 2 front in Europe. Huge invasion of French coast planned

56
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Yalta Conference

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Big 3 met to discuss post war goals:
Split Germany into zones of influence
Agreed Russia would help in Japan war 3 months after war

57
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Anti-semitism

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Hatred/discrimination of Jews

58
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Gestapo

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Secret police to identify Nazi enemies

59
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Kristallnacht

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Night of Broken Glass-Gestapo and Nazi thugs destroyed Jewish stores homes and senagogues

60
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Einsatzgruppen

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Mobile killing squad

61
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Genocide

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Deliberate destruction of specific race or group of people

62
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At first how were Jews excluded from public life

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Political- not allowed to hold office
Social- Jews not allowed to marry non-Jews
Economic- Jewish business were boycotted

63
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How did Nazis force Jews to identify themselves

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ID cards with huge J
Given new middle names-Israel and Sarah
Forced to see the Star of David on all their clothing

64
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Other “undesirable” to Hitler

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Homosexuals
Gypsies
Communist
Homeless

65
Q

Death camps:entry process and life

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Jews forced into train cars and sent to camp

  • shaved their heads
  • Gave number tattoo
  • One set of clothes
  • Daily food
  • cup of “coffee”
  • rotten vegetables soup
  • piece of bread
  • maybe rotten sausage
66
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Name of gas used

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Zyklon B

67
Q

Largest camp

A

Aushwitz

68
Q

Trials against Nazi officials

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Nuremberg Trials
-Germans tried to say that they were just following orders. Idea was rejected and 12 Nazi defendants received death penalty

69
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Puppet State

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“Independent” state under control of a powerful neighbor

70
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What was the name of the American that opened Japan up to the world?

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Commodore Matthew Perry. US Navy

-1853 sailed into Tokyo Bay and forced to open markets

71
Q

Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere: “reason” for creation and reality

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Said they wanted to liberate Asia from Europe

Just needed the resources

72
Q

US response to Japanese expansion

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US began limiting trade to “punish” them

  • banned selling scrap iron steel to them
  • froze Japanese financial assets
  • cut off soil shipments
73
Q

Hideki Tojo: who? What did he want with US

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Prime minister of Japan

Wanted war with US and began preparing for one

74
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Attack on Pearl Harvor

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  • Japan bombed Hawaii w/ 180 planes, 6 aircrafts, 20 other ships
  • goal: knockout blow before US could respond
  • results in 2 hrs killed 2400 and killed 1200
  • damaged or destroyed 200 US war planes
  • sunk or damage 800 war ships including 8/9 battleship
75
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Island Hopping: what? Why? Work?

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Selectively attacking specific islands while ignoring others. To cut supplies and reinforcements lines allow Americans to move quickly to their ultimate goal- home island of Japan
Yes

76
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Manhattan Project

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Started by: Germany-Albert Einstein
Led by: Robert Oppenheimer
Goal: atomic bomb to defeat Hitler
Work: partially- were able to created but did not get to use it on Hitler like they wanted to

77
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Dropping Atomic Bomb: necessary?

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Thought it was necessary because the alternatives were
-Mass invasion of Japan
-Navel blockades and conventional bombing
-Drop bomb on deserted island near Japan to show strength
-soften allies demand
Drop it and kill two birds with one stone

78
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Dropping Atomic Bomb: where was it dropped?

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Hiroshima and Nagasaki

79
Q

In which city did the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand take place?

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Sarajevo

80
Q

Divine Right

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The right to rule was given by God

81
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Armada

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A fleet of ships

82
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Huguenots

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French Protestants

83
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Westernization

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Embrace of western technology, culture and ideas

84
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Boyars

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Noble Russian landowners

85
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Missionaries

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Someone sent for religious cause

86
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Famine

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Mass starvation

87
Q

Sati

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Widows were killed after their husbands died-usually by fire

88
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Sepoy

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Indian soldiers

89
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Turnpike

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A private toll road

90
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Entrepreneur

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A person who manages and assumes the financial risk of new businesses

91
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Jethro Tull

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Inventor of the seed drill

92
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James Watt

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Improved the steam engine in the late 1700’s

93
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Laissez-faire

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Philosophy where the government has a hands off approach to business

94
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Urbanization

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The movement of people to cities

95
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Proletariat

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Karl Marx’s name for the Industrial Working Class

96
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Tenement

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An apartment building for the working class

97
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Anesthetics

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Drugs that prevent pain during surgery

98
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Jeremy Bentham

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British Philosopher and economist who advocated utilitarianism

99
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Utopia

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A perfect, ideal society

100
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The Prince

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Book that detailed how to gain and keep power and stressed that ends justify the means

101
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Heliocentric

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Theory that the sun was the center of the universe and the Earth revolves around the sun

102
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Patron

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A financial supporter of the arts

103
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Indulgences

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Money paid to church to lessen a persons time in purgatory

104
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Theocracy

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A government run by religious leaders

105
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Renaissance

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A cultural awakening or rebirth

106
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Sect

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A religious group that has broken away from an established church

107
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Ghetto

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Separate sections of cities where usually only one ethnic group lives

108
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The Book of Coutier

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Book that describes the Ideal Man

109
Q

Which of the following was NOT a major cause of European Imperialism?

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D.)Communist ideology

110
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European overseas expansion was partly fuel by industrial companies need for this

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A.) natural resources

111
Q

This type of colonial rule was mostly commonly practiced by Great Britain

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A.) indirect rule

112
Q

Where was the conference that partitioned (broke up) Africa amongst European powers in 1884?

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C.)Berlin

113
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Which country gained territorial holdings in Africa that were roughly the size of the United States?

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A.) France

114
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The Sepoy Rebellion was caused by

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B.) British insensitivity to Indian customs

115
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Why did Charles the V abdicate the Spanish throne in 1566?

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D.)he thought that it was impossible to rule 2 empires

116
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In 1571 Spain defeated the Ottoman Empire in a great victory for the Spaniards and Catholicism at the Battle of

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B.) Lepanto

117
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Miguel De Cervantes wrote ——, which is considered the Europe’s 1st modern novel

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A.) Don Quixote

118
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In France, King Henry IV’s “Edict of Nantes” said that

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C.) Huguenots were granted religious toleration

119
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French King Louis XIV gave himself this nickname

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D.) The Sun King

120
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In France what was the Estates General

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C.) a legislative body made up of all of France’s social classes

121
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Why did Peter the Great spend time in Western Europe?

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D.) to learn about European technology and modernization

122
Q

What was the symbol of Peter’s absolute power and desire to create a modern Russia

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B.) St Petersburg

123
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What word describes Catherine the Great

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C.)enlightened and efficient