New Imperialism Flashcards

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What monarch became the first king of Italy in 1871?

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Victor Emmanuel (Helpful Hint: Victor = Victorious right? And victorious usually means first place? …FIRST place FIRST king)

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What war resulted in the final unification of Germany in 1871?

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Franco-Prussian War

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What nurse became famous for her battlefield medical work?

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Florence Nightingale

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What were most deaths during the Crimean War results from? (Two causes of death)

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Disease and Inadequate medical care

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What two African countries were only remaining free states in 1914?

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Liberia and Ethiopia (TRICK: So these two countries were free. Liberia sounds like “library” in Spanish. Library books are FREE. Ethiopia reminds me of the work “utopia” which is a perfect world. A perfect world in Africa would include freedom!)

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Who was the conservative Italian statesman that was the “architect” of Italian unification?

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Cavour

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What country was expelled from Germany and Italy after unification?

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Austria (Poor Austria. Nobody liked him.)

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What chancellor started the first social welfare system?

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Otto Von Bismarck!

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Local assemblies that were created in Russia under Tsar Alexander II?

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Zemstvos

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Edward Bernstein advocated this political philosophy that purists thought was a “sellout”

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Socialist revisionism

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What country united in 1871 but still faced problems with a very different north and south? (Unequal tax system and debt)

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Italy

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What Jewish leader advocated Zionism, the call for creation of a jewish homeland in Palestine?

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Theodore Herzl

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What pontiff opposed the unification of Italy and later claimed to keep his spiritual authority despite losing his temporal control of Rome?

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Pope Pius IX

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What conflict convinced Russia that they had fallen way behind the western powers both militarily and industrially?

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The Crimean War

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What scandal nearly tore the French Republic apart in the 1890s?

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Dreyus Affair (Itty bitty trick: Reread the question! Then think of it in a teenage girl’s mindset. What scandal made the French Republic break up? The Dreyus AFFAIR)

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Who won the Russo-Japanese war?

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Japan (Just think: Russia has fallen way behind, so they keep losing. Russia’s a loser.)

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What critic of imperialism claimed that Europe was abandoning its principles of human dignity while benefiting little economically?

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J.A Hobson

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Who justified the social darwinism ideology that strong countries conquer weak ones? (survival of the fittest)

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Herbert Spencer

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What country opened up to Europe’s spheres of influence after the Opium wars?

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China

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What romantic Italian leader and his red shirts unified southern part of Italy before giving it to King Victor Emmanuel?

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Garibaldi

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What international meeting created rules for the “Scramble of Africa”?

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The Berlin Conference

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What leader of the “Liberal Empire” in France, established the new model for the nation state in the 2nd half of the 19th century?

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Napoleon III.

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German economic union was a major friction between Prussia and Austria?

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Zollverein

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What did Tsar Alexander II do exactly?

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modernized Russia by building railroads, abolished serfdom, and reformed legal code

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What Belgian king had Congo taken away from him by the Belgian parliament because the people of the Congo had been treated poorly?
Leopald II.
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What leftest political thinker condemned imperialism as an extension of greedy capitalism?
Karl Marx or VI Lenin
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At what location did Napoleon promise Sardinia-Piedmont that he would support the Italian war against Austria?
Plombieres
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What type of suffrage was created by Bismarck in German Confederation?
Universal male suffrage
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What were the results of the Austro-Prussian war?
Prussia created the North German Confederation (1867) with most German states included.
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Who reduced the EMS Dispatch and created a diplomatic row with France which led to the Franco Prussian War?
Otto Von Bismarck
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In the later 19th century new industries such as those producing electric power and chemicals, advanced most rapidly in what country?
Germany
32
What relationship did the Pope in Rome have with the newly established Italy?
He was against the establishment in Italy
33
A turn toward conservative nation-building was a result of which revolutions throughout Europe?
The 1848 Revolutions in France
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What western European country was the most politically unstable with the revolts in 1830, 1848, fall of the 2nd republic, and war of 1870?
France
35
TRUE OR FALSE: Britain supported reforms to Public Housing.
True
36
Hausmann's rebuilding of Paris led to a greater impact on what social group in Paris in the 1850s and 1860s?
The working class
37
Was Cavour considered an arch conservative or a moderate liberal?
Moderate liberal
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Tanzania, Southwest Africa and Cameroon were all part of which Europeans powers in the 19th century?
Germany
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What three European countries accounted for the majority of investments in Asia, Africa, South America and Russia?
Britain, France, and Germany
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What was an immediate effect on the Austro-Prussian war for Prussia?
Prussia became a "top dog" of the German states
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France from 1852 to 1871 was what type of government?
Constitutional Monarchy
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How did Germany and Italy unify their countries?
Germany used outside wars and Zollverein. Italy used internal struggles.
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What were the ways of ruling in imperialism?
Direct, Indirect, and spheres of influence
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What was the "Eastern Question"?
Great Powers' struggle over who would take over the Balkan territories from the Ottoman Empire
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What was the EMS dispatch?
The telegram that made the European leaders act like highschoolers because Prussia wanted to humiliate France.
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Who wrote the famous quote referencing "blood and iron"
Bismarck
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What war resulted in Britain taking control of South Africa from Dutch descendants?
Boer War
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What did the Treaty of Frankfurt do?
Ended the Franco-Prussian War and gave Alsace and Lorraine to Germany
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When Bismarck wanted to outlaw the Social Democratic party, what German king demanded his resignation in 1890?
Wilhelm II
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What was the Boxer Rebellion?
Violent 1900 conflict in China when Chinese nationalists wanted to expel westerners from China (and even killed a few diplomats)
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What social class did Bismarck come from?
Junkers
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What disappointing failure for King Fredrick William IV to unify Germany under the grossdeutch plan?
Humiliation of Olmutz
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What are the Magyars?
Dominant ethnic/cultural group in Hungary who demanded the establishment of Dual Monarchy
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What is the name of the united German parliament?
Reichstag
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Year that Germany and Italy were unified?
1871
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Years of the "Age of Mass Politics"?
1871-1914
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Years of the Realpolitik?
1848-1871