Unit 3 Flashcards

1
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17th century

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Textile Industrial Revolution in England

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2
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Post 1850

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2nd Industrial Revolution or steel Industrial Revolution

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3
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June 28, 1914

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Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand in Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina, Austrian Hungarian empire

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4
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July 1914

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Diplomatic crisis:
Blank check ultimatum
Russian mobilization
Schlieffen plan
Belgian neutrality

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5
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August 1914

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WW1 begins

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6
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1915

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Italy and Ottomans enter the fray

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7
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1917

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Americans enter war

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8
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November 11, 1918

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Armistice is signed, ending the fighting on the western front

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9
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1919

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Versailles peace conference

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10
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1898

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Omdurman,
•Britain’s white mans burden
•industrial imperialism

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11
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1898

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The Fabian socialists campaign, and form the basis of the modern labor party in England

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12
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1899-1902

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Boer war in South Africa between Dutch settlers and British army

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13
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1903

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Emmaline Pankhurst challenges the Victorian era’s cult of domesticity through a suffragette campaign.

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14
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1904-05

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Russo-Japanese war

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15
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1905

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“Bloody Sunday”
First Russian Revolution in response to their defeat by the Japanese

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16
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1912 and 1913

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Balkan’s wars show instability in the region

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17
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February 1917

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Czar is overthrown and replaced by a provisional government

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18
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November 1917

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Provisional government under Kerensky toppled by Lenin and Trotsky

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19
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1917-21

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Civil war between the reds and whites in Russia

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20
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11/11/1918, 11:00

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Armistice ending hostilities is signed in a train car

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21
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January 1919

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Spartacus revolt of German communities, led by Karl Liebknchet and Rosa Luxembourg brutally crushed

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22
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1922-28

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New economic policy launched by Lenin in Soviet Union

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23
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1922

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Mussolini and his black shirts seize control of Italian government

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24
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1923

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Occupation of the industrial Ruhr valley by French and Belgian troops in an attempt to gain German reparations

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25
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1924

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Lenin dies, beginning a Russian power struggle where Stalin wins over Trotsky

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26
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1928

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First 5 year plan for heavy industry launched by Stalin in the USSR

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27
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1929-30

A

Great Depression hits Europe

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28
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1933

A

Hitler appointed chancellor by the aging Hindenburg in Germany

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29
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1935

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Mussolini ordered invasion of Ethiopia

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30
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1936

A

Lean Blum, a socialist, leads the popular front in France

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31
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1936-39

A

Spanish civil war

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32
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March 1938

A

Anschluss
Germany occupied Russia

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33
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September 1938

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Munich conference demonstrates British and French appeasement policy

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34
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November 9, 1938

A

Kristallnacht

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35
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November 9, Germany

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Destiny day

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36
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August, 1939

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Nazi/soviet pact between Hitler and Stalin is negotiated to establish how the dictators will divide Poland

37
Q

September 1, 1939

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WW2 begins with the invasion of Poland using blitzkrieg or lightning war tactics

38
Q

1940

A

Norway, holland, Belgium, and even France are crushed. Britain stands alone against the mighty Germany

Churchill makes his famous “we shall never surrender” speech, and Britain’s gives Germany their first major setback

39
Q

1942

A

The “final solution” of the Jewish question reached by nazi leaders at the gross Wannsee conference

40
Q

June 22, 1941

A

Operation Barbarossa launched

Nazis invade Russia and quickly penetrate deep into the Russian heartland

41
Q

December 7, 1941

A

Pearl Harbor brings American into the war, although FDR had already been helping the British and Russians

42
Q

1942-43

A

The tide of the war turns and the allies go on the offensive

43
Q

May 8, 1945

A

V-E day

44
Q

Mid 1945

A

Conservative prime minister Churchill defeated by labor party clement attlee who begins to demand for creation of welfare state

45
Q

1946

A

George Kennan writes a 10,000 word memo outlining containment policy and Churchill makes his iron curtain speech

46
Q

1947

A

Truman doctrine

47
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1947-48

A

Marshall plan

48
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1948

A

Berlin airlift leads to the creation of NATO and demonstrates containment policy and hatred of appeasement policy of the 1930s

49
Q

1947

A

India gained independence from Britain

process of decolonization beings

50
Q

1950s and 1960s

A

European economic miracle in capitalistic Western Europe

51
Q

1954

A

Vietnamese rebels defeat the French at the battle of dien bien phu

52
Q

1955

A

Warsaw pact established to oppose NATO

53
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1956

A

Imre Nagy, formerly labeled a tiatist, leads a movement in Hungary to become more independent from Moscow

54
Q

1957

A

Treaty of rome established the European Union or European economic community

55
Q

1958

A

Algerian crisis causes the French 4th republic to crumble

56
Q

1961

A

Berlin Wall is erected

57
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1962

A

Cuban missile crisis

58
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1968

A

Prague spring crushed by Russian tanks under the order of Leonid Brezhnev and the Brezhnev doctrine

59
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1979

A

Soviet Union invades Afghanistan being de’tente and bringing the U.S. boycott of the summer Olympics

60
Q

1979

A

Conservative Party leader Margaret thatcher elected prime minister of Britain and begins a conservative revolution, against welfare state and nationalization of industry.

61
Q

1979

A

Solidarity movement under Lech Wales’s launched

Within 10 years, the pope and proletariat had overthrown Stalinism in Poland

62
Q

1979-89

A

Soviet disastrous invasion of Afghanistan causes Muslim community to launch a jihad against “godless” usurper

63
Q

1985

A

Gorbachev elected premier of the Soviet Union and begins his policies of openness (glasnot) and perestroika (restructuring of industry, law, and government)

64
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1988-89

A

Velvet revolutions lead to the overthrow of communist government in Eastern Europe

65
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November 1989

A

Berlin Wall toppled

66
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1990

A

Germany reunified

67
Q

1991

A

Fall of the Soviet Union

68
Q

1994-95

A

Ethnic cleansing in the former Yugoslavia

69
Q

1990s

A

Russians fight against the former Islamic republic of Azerbaijan resulting in a nasty war

70
Q

1990s

A

Former Soviet bloc countries begin to apply for membership in the EU and NATO

71
Q

1990s

A

Eastern European states struggle to convert to free market capitalism and democracy.

72
Q

September 11, 2001

A

Terrorists combined with weapons of mass destruction become the new scourge of the twenty-first century

73
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2008-2009

A

Great Recession

74
Q

2009-2024

A

Rise of right wing populist authoritarianism who oppose immigration, globalization, and want a return to “traditional values”

75
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1789-1848

A

Romantic era

76
Q

1815

A

Forces of conservatism and reaction dominate the congress of Vienna

77
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1815-1914

A

The “long peace” in Europe following the napoleonic wars, up to the outbreak of WW1

78
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1776-1830

A

Era of democratic revolutions sweep across the new world and western “liberal” Europe.

79
Q

1815-1848

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The age of Metternich, reactionary repression

80
Q

1819

A

Peterloo massacre in Britain and repressive Carlsbad decrees in Germany

81
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19th century

A

Post napoleonic era: Industrial Revolution

82
Q

1815-1846

A

Corn laws in effect

83
Q

1832

A

Great reform bill in Britain

84
Q

1838-1848

A

Chartists call for universal suffrage in England

85
Q

1798-1848

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Parson malthus’ “essay on population” and David Ricardo’s “iron law of wages” rule the day as the Manchester school of economics dominates the “dismal science”

86
Q

1846

A

Repeal of corn laws in England

87
Q

1848

A

Revolution sweeps across europe and failure of liberal nationalism

88
Q

1848

A

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels publish their communist manifesto calling for “scientific socialism” and dialectical materialism

89
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1890s

A

Fabian socialist and evolutionary socialist parties grow.