World History Flashcards
what are the 5 reasons/causes of Imperalism -
- technological advances 2. increased exploration 3. ideological motives 4. economic motives 5. nationalism
beliefs that race determines traits and capabilities -
racism
who overthrew the queen in Hawaii -
Stanford dole
were local rulers are allowed to keep their authority/position -
indirect rule
where local elites resisted foreign conquests -
direct rule
everyone wanted to take over what country?
africa
he was a medical missionary, adventurer, and explorer -
david livingston
what was David livingston’s goal?
to find a river that connect to west africa
a U.S. journalist, he continued exploring after livinston =
henry stanley
an established set of rules regarding the competition among the great powers in africa -
berlin conference
they are descendants of the original dutch settlers in South Africa -
Boers
effect of imperialism on Africa =
2 african countries remained independent rise of nationalism
effects in india from Imperalism =
get involved in political&military affairs rebellion ensued
indian soldiers protected companies interests -
sepoys
why does the Great Rebellion(Sepoy Rebellion) take place?
because people in india are rebelling
effects of the Great Rebellion(Sepoy Rebellion) -
no more indirect rule british took full control
he studied in London, was a lawyer; he advocated for india independence =
Mohandas gandhi
was completed in 1914; they are U.S. protectorate =
Panama Canal
did the Sepoy Rebellion work?
no it failed
what did the Rebellion lead to tho?
nationalism
extension of a nations power over other lands -
imperalism
state that is controled & protected by another
protectorate
take advantage of peoples resources for personal profit
exploit
*take over* incorporate into an existing political unit
annex
originating or occuring naturally in a particular place
indigenous
what are the four causes of WWI?
Nationalism Imperalism militarism alliance system
what was the spark of WWI -
the assignation of the archduke of Austria-Hungary
building up of ones army =
militarism
its biased, misleading, exaggerated, and mostly false persuade, promote, publicize
propaganda
who is known as the “bully of Europe” -
germany
what are the two fronts:
western and eastern
what is the western front like?
trench warfare stalemates huge loss of life
what was the eastern front like?
lots of mobility huge loss life
what brought the U.S. into WWI -
the zimmerman note
what was the zimmerman note?
a note from Germany to Mexico asking to become allies
everyone is affected, changes the lives of everyone -
total war
also means the draft pulling out names and picking / registering them for war =
conscription
eating everything off their plate, not wasting ANYTHING
rationing
a law that punishes people for speaking out against the war =
Espionage and Sedition Act
men fighting in ditches, with barbed wire around it =
trench warfare
they are super radical ; under Lenin’s control =
Bolsheviks
the bolsheviks rename themselves as the …..
communist
during the Civil War in Russia, who did allie with?
serbia
who was a victim of the civil war of Russia?
the royal family
what does Russia that leaves the allied’s struggeling?
they back out
when did germany sign the armistice?
on the 11th day, of the 11th hour, of the 11th month
when allied’s nations met in paris
the paris peace conference
who offered a peace proposal?
president Wilson