Final pt 2 Flashcards
Gandhi
believed in non-violent, civil-disobedience tactics
President of the Indian National Congress
opposed British rule
led the salt march to oppose the salt tax
Japan
with the allies in WW1
expansionist tendencies led to a deterioration in its diplomatic position
factors contributing to the outbreak of WW1
German/British rivalry
The European balance of power was upset (Germany became too strong)
European Nationalism
Conflict between Austria & the kingdom of Serbia
Serbia’s WW1 outlook
desired a Greater Serbia, wanted to unite with the millions of southern Slavs
Russia’s WW1 outlook
Pan-slavism:
called for the solidarity of Russians with their Slavic cousins in E. Europe
Western Front
in france
had trenches
Zimmerman’s note
intercepted message between Mexico and Germany saying Mexico should side with Germany
reasons for US intervention in WW1
unrestricted submarine warfare
Zimmerman note
the big 4 at the paris peace talks
Orlando(IT)
Lloyd-George(GB)
Clemenceau(FR)
Wilson(US)
Wilson’s error
failed to include even one Republican senator in his delegation
soviet
elected governing council in the former Soviet Union
Bolsheviks
“majority”
they were confirmed atheists who believed God had no place in their vision of a better society
Revolutions of 1917
hardships/losses during WW I led to widespread discontent
Soviet Union
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
War communism
the state took over the means of production and devestated the economy
NEP
in soviet union
allowed the remainder of the economic system to return to private enterprise
Stalin
began a series of Five-Year Plans for industry development
Russian industrialization
constructed: railroads, power plants, steel mills
Russian purges
Stalin was paranoid about threats from within the Communist Party
Great depression causes
lack of industrial diversification
overproduction
agricultural surplus and the consequent fall of prices
an overexpansion of credit
Great depression effects on other countries
Japan: strengthened militarist groups
Merchants response to the great depression
reduce prices
The New Deal
bold experimentation
unprecedented heavy federal government intervention
stressed its principles in the three R’s: Relief, Recovery, Reform
the Hundred Days
FDR summons Congress into special session